Perkinsville in Weathersfield in Windsor County, Vermont — The American Northeast (New England)
Weathersfield Roll of Honor
"They have carried the torch proudly"
| | WWII to Present | |
The veterans included in the Roll of Honor were residents of Weathersfield when they entered the service. The era they served is included in parentheses next to their names.
Abbreviations are WWII - World War II; KO - Korea; VN - Vietnam;
GR - Grenada; DS - Desert Storm; BOS - Bosnia; KOS - Kosovo;
GWOT - Global War On Terrorism; IRQ/AFG - Iraq/Afghanistan; Blank - Unknown
Revision Date 4/8/22
Roland Abbott (WWII) Carl H. Adams (KO) Charles D. Adams (KO) William K. Adams (KO) Arthur A. Allen (WWII) Dennis F. Allen (VN) Herbert F. Allen (WWII) William S. Allen (WWII) Edward Amidon (WWII) Walter Ayers Charles W. Badore (WWII) Glendon R. Baker (KO) Leon P. Baker (WWII) Linwood H. Baker (WWII) Richard D. Baker (KO) Gerald Balargeon (VN, DS) William J. Baldwin, Jr. (KO) Justin A. Ball (WWII) David M. Barr (VN, DS) Edwin D. Barr, Jr. (WWII, KO, VN) Leon M. Barr (KO) Francis S. Barrett (WWII) Hoyt S. Barrett (WWII) Harold Barrows, Jr. (VN) Joseph M. Barrows (KO) Ralph E. Barrows (WWII) Robert Barrows (VN, DS) Warren A. Barrows (WWII) Robert C. Barton (KO) Mancel G. Bates (WWII, KO) Raymond H. Bates (WWII, KO) Richard G. Bates (WWII) Russell M. Bates (WWII) George Bell (WWII) Mildred Bennett (WWII) Charles Benton (WWII) David M. Bishop (KO, VN) Clyde Bixby (WWII) Irving C. Bliss (WWII) Guy Blood (WWII) Martin Blow (VN) Lawrence M. Bohen (WWII) Clifford A. Breer (WWII) William Bromley (WWII) Charles F. Brown (KO) Dylan Brown Ethan Brown Frank Brown Jr. (VN)
Randy Brown (VN) Richard F. Brown (VN) Henry M. Burrows (WWII) Perley Butler (WWII) Ida A. Butterfield (WWII) Milford Butterfield (WWII) Philip Butterfield (WWII) Clinton G. Carpenter, Jr. (VN) Robert M. Carter, III (KO) Donald L. Cass (WWII) Richard C. Chadwick (KO) Keith R. Chapman, Jr. (VN) Donald F. Childs (WWII) Richard A. Childs (KO) Rodney Childs (VN) John P. Christowsky (WWII) David M. Claghorn (WWII) Dale Clough Gary Clough (VN) Wayne Clough Henry C. Cobb, Jr. (VN, DS) Ray M. Coburn (WWII) James D. Cole (WWII) Alton E. Connor (WWII) Arthur Connor (VN) Paul Connor (VN) Gene T. Coursey (VN) Ubald Courteau (WWII) Galen A. Crandall, Jr. (KO, VN)
Timothy P. Crowley (VN) Bernard A. Currier (WWII) Alton L. Curtis (WWII) Clayton L. Curtis (WWII) Josiah P. Curtis, Jr. (WWII) Alden Dana (VN) Donald Dana (VN) Harvey Dana (VN) Ronald Dana (VN) Ferris L. Davis, Jr. (VN) Philip Davis (VN) Ronald Davis (VN) Gerald Day (WWII) Michael Dutton (DS) Roger W. Eastman (WWII) Max A. Emery Max E. Emery, Jr. (VN) Robert Emery (VN) David Farnsworth (VN)
Cathryn L. Feickert (GWOT, IRQ/AFG) Alfred Fenoff, Jr. (WWII) Lloyd W. Fenoff (WWII) Howard A. Fitch (WWII) Alton E. Fontaine (KO) Norman H. Fontaine (WWII) Byron E. Foster (KO) William Frank (GW) Joseph T. Galewsky (WWII) Hewitte J. Garrapy (WWII) Richard H. Garrapy (WWII) Arthur Gates (VN) Maurice F. Gould (WWII) Bernie L. Graham (KO) Steve Graham (VN) Eugene J. Gramling (VN) Everett G. Gray, Jr. (VN) Stanley C. Greenwood (VN) John K. Greer (VN) Michael Green (DS,BOS,KOS,GWOT) Maurice Gregg (WWII) Arliend Griswold (VN) Austin Griswold (WWII) Elanie Griswold (VN) Larry Griswold (VN) William Austin Griswold (KO) William Albert Griswold (WWII) Paul A. Hagen (VN) Delbert Hall (WWII) John Hall (WWII) George T. Hastings (WWII) Robert J. Hastings (VN) Theodore F. Hastings (KO) William E. Hastings (KO) Philip Hatch (WWII) Pauline Hayna (WWII) Richard Hazeltine (VN) Eric D. Hennessy (VN) David Herold (DS) Lee L. Hewey (WWII) Jason R. Hill David R. Hilliard (KO) Evered W. Hinkley (KO) George A. Hinkley (WWII) Richard O. Hinkley (WWII) Roger E. Hinkley (WWII) Steven R. Hinkley (VN) Charles G. Hitchcock (WWII)
Dewey Hodgdon (VN) Randall N. Holden (VN) Charles Horton (DS) Mark Horton (DS) Mildred B. Hough (WWII) Roger W. Houghton (WWII) Robert Howe (VN) Richard P. Hoyt (WWII) Kenneth Hutchinson, Jr. (VN) Ronald Hutchinson (VN) Timothy Hutchinson (VN) Earle G. Ingalls (WWII) Edward W. Jarvis (KO) Frederick Jarvis (VN) Gordon P. Jarvis (KO) Howard H. Jarvis (KO) James P. Jarvis (VN) John F. Jarvis (WWII) Joseph P. Jarvis (VN) Raymond L. Jarvis (WWII) Richard Jarvis (Lebanon) Robert P. Jarvis (KO) Ronald Jarvis Roland Jarvis (VN) Victor P. Jarvis (WWII) Stephen M. Johnson (VN) Theodore L. Jones (WWII) Wayne E. Judd (WWII) Gerald P. Kalanges (KO) Michael J. Kamel (KO) Raymond M. Kent (WWII) Ernest S. Kenyon (WWII) Martin Kidder (DS, IRQ/AFG) Allen King (VN) Philip C. Koenig (VN) Perley W. Laclair (KO) Clifford Laflamme (KO) David LaFlam Norman A. LaGrow (VN) T. J. Lambert Robert E. Lawrence (WWII) Luke A. LeBrun (IRQ/AFG) Francis Legace (VN) George Legace (VN, DS) Joseph Legace (VN) Richard Lique (WWII) Scott Lique (DS/KOS/IRQ) Bradley V. Litchfield (VN)
Ray C. Litchfield (KO) Donald W. Littlefield (WWII) David Locke (WWII) George R. Lund (WWII) Edmund W. Mandigo (WWII) Brian Manning (DS) Kevin Manning (DS) Robert W. Marcotte (VN) Roger P. Martel, Jr. (VN) Clarence Martell (WWII) Carroll H. Martin (WWII) Earl W. Martin (WWII) Robert A. Martin (KO) George M. Maxwell (WWII) William K. Maxwell (WWII) Edward E. May (KO) Lawrence W. May (KO) Gerald McAllister (VN) Glenford McAllister (post KO) Jeffrey S. McNeil (DS, IRQ/AFG) Timothy Clinton Melendy Donald Mellish (DS) Fred Mellish (VN) Francis R. Merkle (WWII) Terry F. Millard (VN) Francis W. Moore (KO) Merrill E. Moore (VN) Stanley W. Moore (KO) Harry J. Morriset (WWII) Bruce B. Murray (VN) Gordon A. Murray (WWII) John Murray Kenneth Murray (VN) Richard Murray William W. Murray (WWII, KO) James A. Newhall (DS) James R. Nichols (DS, IRQ/AFG) Wendell M. Noyes, Jr. (KO) Robert L. Nye (VN) Arnold S. Oja (WWII) Alfred T. Oliver (KO) Christopher W. Oliver (WWII) John J. Oliver, Jr. (KO) Lawrence F. Oliver (WWII) Terrence P. Orr (VN) Robert B. Pardy (VN) James Parry (VN) Donald E. Perry (WWII)
Fred Perry (WWII) Joseph Phelan (VN) John Phelps (WWII) Frederick R. Pierce, Jr. (VN) Raymond A. Pierce (WWII) Jane Plimpton (WWII) Maria Pollard (DS/IRQ/AFG) Scott Pollard (IRQ/AFG) Shirley W. Proctor (WWII) Vernon Rabtoy (VN) Matthew Rea (post DS) Dale Rheaume (VN) Kim Rhodes Bernard Richmond (WWII, KO) Stanley A. Richmond (KO) Winston E. Riley (WWII) Gerald W. Royce (KO) Edgar Rumrill (WWII) Lewis E. Rumrill, Jr. (WWII) Lester E. Runnells (KO) William F. Runnells (KO) Willis I. Russell (WWII, KO) Harry Ryan (WWII) Winston Salmond (WWII) Daniel D. Shand (IRQ/AFG) Adelbert L. Sargent (WWII) Andrew Shattuck (VN/DS) Charles E. Shattuck (KO) Floyd H. Shattuck (WWII) Michael Shattuck (VN) Paul E. Shattuck (WWII, KO) Robert W. Shattuck (KO) Roger W. Shattuck (WWII) Victor Shattuck (VN) Wendall A. Shattuck (KO) Daniel D. Short (VN) Gaylon H. Shute (WWII) Franklin A. Silfies, Jr. (GR) Elwin Smead (VN) Richard Smead (VN) Alfred A. Smith (KO) Lyle A. Smith (KO) Mitchell Smith Robert A. Smith (WWII) Vincent Smith William Smith Arthur Snide (VN) Robert Snide (KO)
Roger Snide (VN) Erwin A. Spaulding (WWII) Damion Spry (DS/IRQ/AFG) Russell Spurr (VN) Carl Stankevich (WWII) Nicholas Stankevich (WWII) Walter Stankevich (KO) Bert E. Stevens (WWII) Forrest H. Stevens (WWII) Clarence R. Stillson (KO) Paul Stillson (WWII) Ronald J. Stillson (VN) Kenneth C. Stocker (VN) Andrew J. Stough III (WWII) Robert Stoughton (VN) Maynard C. Streeter (WWII) Ramon D. Strong (KO) Paul L. Sylvia (VN) Romaine E. Tenney (WWII) Charles F. Thorburn (WWII) Gary A. Tillman (VN) Arthur J. Town (WWII) Clarence E. Town (WWII) Henry B. Town (WWII) Roger Town (WWII) Euclid J. Trombley (WWII) Langdon W. Walker (WWII) Stuart J.S. Whitney (DS) Leonard E. Whipple (WWII) Norman A. Whipple (WWII) John K. Williams (VN) James A. Wilsey (VN) Marjorie Wilsey (WWII) Henry Wilson (WWII) Allen C. Young (WWII) Gerald H. Young (WWII, KO) Edward P. Zigman (WWII) Walter J. Zigman (WWII)
Erected 2022 by Weathersfield Veterans Memorial Committee.
Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: Military.
Location. 43° 22.309′ N, 72° 30.976′ W. Memorial is in Weathersfield, Vermont, in Windsor County. It is in Perkinsville. It is at the intersection of High Street (Vermont Route 106) and High Street, on the right when traveling south on High Street. Markers and Veterans Eternal Burning Flame Memorial are on the Town Green. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 42 High St, Perkinsville VT 05151, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Regionally, this memorial is in Vermont’s Connecticut River Valley and in the Green Mountains. It is also in the American Northeast and in New England. Globally, it is in North America, the Western Hemisphere, the Western World, and the Anglosphere. Historically, it finds itself in what was once the Vermont Republic.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 5 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies: The Crown Point Road (here, next to this marker); Colonel Henry C. Cobb Jr. (here, next to this marker); Veterans Eternal Burning Flame Memorial (here, next to this marker); Bomber Crash on Hawks Mountain / Crew of B-29A #44-62228 Crashed Perkinsville, Vermont 15 June 1947 (within shouting distance of this marker); Salmond Bridge (approx. 4.1 miles away); Knights of Columbus Memorial (approx. 4.3 miles away); "Our Fathers" Memorial Tree (approx. 4.3 miles away); Springfield Veterans Memorial (approx. 4.3 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Weathersfield.
Credits. This page was last revised on August 1, 2025. It was originally submitted on August 1, 2025, by William Fischer, Jr. of Reynoldsburg, Ohio. This page has been viewed 148 times since then and 36 times this year. Photos: 1, 2. submitted on August 1, 2025, by William Fischer, Jr. of Reynoldsburg, Ohio.

