Buffalo Township in Sarver in Butler County, Pennsylvania — The American Northeast (Mid-Atlantic)
Buffalo Township Veterans Memorial
In memory of those who served in World War II
Honor Roll Committee
Cunningham, Doris Farrell, Alyce Melton, Naomi Mitchell, Irene Phillips, Marion A. Ralston, Elizabeth L. Reed, Emily Todd, Genevieve Young, Helen
Restoration Committee 1988
Bergbigler, Terry L. Steppling, Herman J. Roenigk, William L., Sr. Thompson, Loyal W., Sr. McArthur, Richard T., Sr. Logan, Thomas Fleming, Robert L. Furer, Cecil D. Roenigk, Albert T.
Crawford, Howard G. Cribbs, Logan Cunningham, Richard A. Davies, Lloyd E. Davies, James R. Demeno, Anthony W. Demeno, Francis A. Demeno, James W. Dongilli, Robert A. Dufford, Donald E. Duncan, David W. ☆ Duncan, Howard E. Duroi, John Dutch, George E. Durst, Elwood H. Edwards, David C. Elcock, Malcolm A. Elcock, Richard H. Elcock, Robert S. Erb, William A. Erhman, Charles R. Eshenbaugh, William Falkner, Merle J., Jr. Falkner, Samuel L. Felsing, Howard D. Flemming, Edward N. Flick, Edward T. Fox, George H. Fox, Wilbur L. Frain, Wilbur A. Frantz, Charles R. Frye, Robert O. Frye, William J. Gallagher, Harry Geracia, William Gill, Floyd H. Grant, Sylvester Grimm, George
Haas, Andrew F. Hamilton, Howard L. Hamilton, John A. Harbison, Donald F. Harbison, Howard Q. Harbison, John A. Harbison, Lloyd L. Harbison, Robert J. Harvey, Glenn A. Harvey, Melvin R. Harvey, Willis, J. Hatash, Martin J. Hatash, Steve J. Hauserman, Francis L. ☆ Hawkins, William H. Hilliard, Clair A. Hilliard, Clyde E. Hoover, Everett C. Hoover, Richard D. Hoover, Robert A. Hosak, Donald W., Sr. Hrancia, John A. Hrancia, William F. Hubert, John C. Hubert, Winfield H. Hunkiwicz, Russell Hunkiwicz, Walter Hunsbarger, Gerald C. Johnson, Joseph Katora, George J. Keeley, Elmer W. Kelley, Raymond C. Kelley, Walter C. Kelly, James E. Kelly, John F. Kelly, Lawrence L. Kelly, William G. Kettering, Harry
Kettering Joseph L. Kettering, Lawrence G. King, James W. Kissel, Edward J. Klabnik, Ambrose S. Klabnik, John F. Kopac, Joseph C. Kopac Paul G. Korim, Andrew S. Krumpe, Howard D. Kriley, Richard A. Krumpie, Glenn W. Lassinger, Lawrence L. Lear, Carl S. Lefkowitz, Charles N. Lefkowitz, Robert N. Lepkowski, Edward J. Leri, Leno L. ☆ Livengood, John C. Livingston, James W. Llewellyn, John C. Llewellyn, Thomas H. Love, David W. Love, Robert L. Lubresky, Edward Lusic, Stephen A. Lynch, Kenneth J. McArthur, Richard T., Sr McCafferty, Charles McCafferty, John A. McCarthy, Roy E. McCreary, William H. McDermott, Howard F. McDermott, Ralph H. McDermott, Robert P. McFarland, James R. McFarland, John M. McFarland, William
☆ McGuire, Charles McGuire, Harold McGuire, Norman E. McIntyre, John P. McLaughlin, Robert N. McWilliams, George McWilliams, Richard W. McWilliams, William R. Mack, Thomas C. Macurdy, Donald A. Macurdy, Elton T. Macurdy, Howard S. Mainor, Joseph L. Markey, Stephen Marninetti, Luigo Martin, Donald P. Martin, Howard L. Martinetti, Elie Mason, Robert K. Maurhoff, Paul G. Maurhoff, Wilmer L. Meals, George W. Melton, Conrad R. Michelini, Donald D. Michelini, Michael J. Miller, Wallace W. Mitchell, James W., Jr. Mochel, George W. Montgomery, Wilbert G. Myers, Charles R. Nazarur, Stanley Noble, Howard W. Obringer, John J. Olczak, Adam M. Olczak, Jack A. Olczak, Joseph W. Ozai, Fred Pacek, Emil
Pacek, Joseph, Jr. Pacek, Rudolph A. Parke, David C. Parke, Robert E. Parke, William Parker, Carl A. Parker, Clifford Parker, Glenn R. Parker, Lawrence Parker, Robert M. Pavlino, Maxmillian Penvose, Joseph Pieropan, Mario L. Pitman, Chester P. Placko, Frank Platyk, Willis E. Price, Charles A. Puckal, Steve J. Pyszcynski, Frank Ralston, Robert W. Reamer, Willis H. Reaussear, John Reckhart, Darold R. Reed, Ernest A. Regan, Mike Reitz, Carl A. Risch, Dean A. Risch, Gail Risch, Jack Risch, Ralph M. Roenigk, Wayne W. Roenigk, William L. Rothwiler, Richard Rudish, Paul Rudish, Joseph V. Rudish, Robert A. Santini, Orlando R. Santini, Oswald
Sarver, Robert I. Schickline, Louis E., Jr. Schmidt, Kenneth Schweitzer, Harold M. Scott, Charles F. Seita, Dominic J. Seita, Mario J. Seitz, Lester L. Seitz, Martin D. Seitz, William E. Sexton, Marion M. Shearer, Gilbert R. Shoaf, Richard W. Simons, Robert E. Skillen, Leonard W. Smeltzer, David L. Smeltzer, Howard Smith, George L. Smith, John E. Smith, John J. Smith, John S. Smith, Leroy H. Smith, Raymond P. Spencer, Albert B. Spohn, Donald R. Stahl, John L. Stark, Chester D. Stark, Edward R. Stark, Harry R. Stark, James W. Sterling, Charles T. Steubgen, Willis D. Stewart, Edward E. Stewart, Harry A. Stewart, Lloyd M. Stockhill, Carl E. Stockhill, Howard Straughn, Edward E.
Straughn, Raymond P. Suchetski, Pete Suhan, Charles C. Szymkowiak, Chester A. Thompson, Raymond K. Τoy, William W. Turner, Barry A. Van Dyke, James F. Varos, Joseph E. Veros, Martin J. Veschi, Jerry L. Wagner, Howard E. Wagner, Roy E. Waterson, Chester L. Weber, John E. Weigand, Charles M. Welsh, John R. Westerman, Ralph A., Jr. Westerman, Samuel K. Wilkewitz, Carl E. Wilkewitz, Robert H. Wisner, Leland A. Wolfe, Leonard C. Wolfe, Louis L. Wolfe, Robert D. Wynecoop, William С. Yates, Alfred G. Young, Ernest C. Young, Harry B. Young, James T. ☆ Young, Ralph R. Young, Robert J. ☆ Ziacik, Andrew M. Ziacik, Frank Ziacik, William J. ☆ Lt. Harry E. Bartley
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In honor of
Veterans
from Buffalo Township
who served their country in war and peace
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In honor of veterans who served in:
WWI
Korea
Vietnam
Grenada
Erected 1988.
Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: Military.
Location. 40° 43.381′ N, 79° 45.327′ W. Memorial is in Sarver, Pennsylvania, in Butler County. It is in Buffalo Township. It is on Sarver Road near North Pike Road (Pennsylvania Route 356), on the right when traveling east. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 498 Sarver Road, Sarver PA 16055, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Regionally, this memorial is in Northwestern Pennsylvania and in Greater Pittsburgh. It is also in the American Northeast, in the Mid-Atlantic, in Appalachia, and specifically in Northern Appalachia. Globally, it is in North America, the Western Hemisphere, the Western World, and the Anglosphere. Historically, it finds itself in what was once the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Confederacy and also one of the original Thirteen Colonies.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 4 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies: Kelly School House (here, next to this marker); Sarver Veterans Club Memorial (approx. 1.1 miles away); Cooper Cabin (approx. 3.2 miles away); German Evangelical Protestant Church (approx. 3.4 miles away); Amelia Roebling Knoch House (approx. 3½ miles away); John & Carl Roebling House (approx. 3½ miles away); Starke Family House (approx. 3½ miles away); KDKA "Dog House" (approx. 3½ miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Sarver.
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