University Park in San Antonio in Bexar County, Texas — The American South (West South Central)

Former St. Mary's University Fallen in World War II

Photographed by Dave W, March 7, 2026

1. Former St. Mary's University Fallen in World War II Marker, Side One

Inscription.

Former St. Mary's University Fallen in World War II. . , In proud memory of former students of St. Mary’s University who gave their lives in World War II , Flight Sgt. James P McKay – RCAF – September 1941 . Ensign Robert J. Wienzapfel – Navy – December 1941 . Lt. Hal Browne Jr. – Army – January 1942 . Lt. Gordon R. Houston – Army – February 1942 . Lt. George W. Hynes – Army – February 1942 . Maj. James McCloskey – Army – March 1942 . Cadet Ignatius Pelletere – Army – May 1942 . Lt. Ares A. Smith – Army – May 1942 . Pvt. Howard L. Townsend – Army May 1942 . Cadet William N. Phillipe – Army – November 1942 . Cadet John Pongkee Siew – Army – November 1942 . Lt. Rudolfo Vargas – Army – December 1942 . Maj. Sidney B. Gimbel Jr – Army – January 1943 . Ensign Milton V. Brown – Navy – February 1943 . Lt. Edward Haynes – Army – February 1943 . Lt. Oscar F. Hebison – Army – February 1943 . Lt. Amos M. Hutchison – Army – February 1943 . Lt. Socrates S. Pappas – Army – February 1943 . Lt. Paul Kirk – ARmy – March 1943 . Lt. Thomas Mayen – Army – March 1943 . Lt. Charles Millercade – Army – March 1943 . Lt. Theodore A. Weil – Army – June 1943 . Lt. Verne Clopton – Army – July 1943 . Col. Richard T. Aldworth – Army – September 1943 . Lt. Wirt A. Johnson Jr. – Army – October 1943 . Pfc. Charles Montague – Marine Corps – November 1943 . Pfc. Gene G. Seng – Marine Corps – November 1943 . Capt John D. Moss – Army – November 1943 . Pfc. Harold Mallini – Amy – December 1943 . Lt. Milton M. Remling – Army – December 1943 . Maj. Orloff L. Brown – Army – January 1944 . Lt. H. Guilford Goodwin Jr. – Army – January 1944 . Seaman Leonard A. Link – Navy – January 1944 . Maj. Francis X. Martinez – Army – January 1944 . Maj. Frank Fournier – Army – March 1944 , (Reverse side) , Lt. Richard A. Callan – Army – April 1944 . Tech Sgt. Jay W. Cobb – Army – April 1944 . Lt. Charles Grunder – Army – April 1944 . Lt. Robert L. Dickens – Army – May 1944 . Lt. William S. Buchbee Jr. – Army – June 1944 . Maj. Fred Kellam – Army – June 1944 . Pvt. Melvin Salzman – Army – June 1944 . Lt. Robert F. Zehner – Marine Corps – June 1944 . Sgt. Pete Castillo – Army – August 1944 . Lt. Roland V. Dover – Army – September 1944 . Lt. Robert Freeman – Army – September 1944 . Lt. Russell Carrico – Army – October 1944 . Capt. Allen Lawhon – Army – October 1944 . Tech Sgt. Lloyd Riley – Army – November 1944 . Pfc. G. Claiborne Vernon – Army – December 1944 . Lt. Edmond Mayer – Army – December 1944 . Pfc. Latrobe J. Onderdonk – Army – December 1944 . Capt. Dennis P. Sheridan – Army – December 1944 . Ssgt. Wilborn W. Stanteen Jr. – Army – December 1944 . Lt. Christopher J. Boyle – Army – January 1945 . Pfc. Jack Henckel – Army – January 1945 . Lt. William A. Williams – Army – January 1945 . Seaman William F. Ballard – Navy – February 1945 . Pvt. Warner R. Underwood – Marine Corps – February 1945 . Lt. Beaver A. Kinsel – Army – March 1945 . Lt. John R. Stewart – Army – March 1945 . Lt. Edwin F. Dietzel Jr. – Army – April 1945 . Pfc. George W. Kramer – Army – April 1945 . Cpl. Sidney J. Scales – Marine Corps – April 1945 . Capt. John M. Sallee – Army – May 1945 . Lt. Joseph L. Mitchell – Army – June 1945 . Capt. Stanley A. Clark – Army – September 1945 . Lt. William A. Lytle – Army – September 1945

In proud memory of former students of St. Mary’s University who gave their lives in World War II

Flight Sgt. James P McKay – RCAF – September 1941 • Ensign Robert J. Wienzapfel – Navy – December 1941 • Lt. Hal Browne Jr. – Army – January 1942 • Lt. Gordon R. Houston – Army – February 1942 • Lt. George W. Hynes – Army – February 1942 • Maj. James McCloskey – Army – March 1942 • Cadet Ignatius Pelletere – Army – May 1942 • Lt. Ares A. Smith – Army – May 1942 • Pvt. Howard L. Townsend – Army May 1942 • Cadet William N. Phillipe – Army – November 1942 • Cadet John Pongkee Siew – Army – November 1942 • Lt. Rudolfo Vargas – Army – December 1942 • Maj. Sidney B. Gimbel Jr – Army – January 1943 • Ensign Milton V. Brown – Navy – February 1943 • Lt. Edward Haynes – Army – February 1943 • Lt. Oscar F. Hebison – Army – February 1943 • Lt. Amos M. Hutchison – Army – February 1943 • Lt. Socrates S. Pappas – Army – February 1943 • Lt. Paul Kirk – ARmy – March 1943 • Lt. Thomas Mayen – Army – March 1943 • Lt. Charles Millercade – Army – March 1943 • Lt. Theodore A. Weil – Army – June 1943 • Lt. Verne Clopton – Army – July 1943 • Col.

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Richard T. Aldworth – Army – September 1943 • Lt. Wirt A. Johnson Jr. – Army – October 1943 • Pfc. Charles Montague – Marine Corps – November 1943 • Pfc. Gene G. Seng – Marine Corps – November 1943 • Capt John D. Moss – Army – November 1943 • Pfc. Harold Mallini – Amy – December 1943 • Lt. Milton M. Remling – Army – December 1943 • Maj. Orloff L. Brown – Army – January 1944 • Lt. H. Guilford Goodwin Jr. – Army – January 1944 • Seaman Leonard A. Link – Navy – January 1944 • Maj. Francis X. Martinez – Army – January 1944 • Maj. Frank Fournier – Army – March 1944

(Reverse side)
Lt. Richard A. Callan – Army – April 1944 • Tech Sgt. Jay W. Cobb – Army – April 1944 • Lt. Charles Grunder – Army – April 1944 • Lt. Robert L. Dickens – Army – May 1944 • Lt. William S. Buchbee Jr. – Army – June 1944 • Maj. Fred Kellam – Army – June 1944 • Pvt. Melvin Salzman – Army – June 1944 • Lt. Robert F. Zehner – Marine Corps – June 1944 • Sgt. Pete Castillo – Army – August 1944 • Lt. Roland V. Dover – Army – September 1944 • Lt. Robert Freeman – Army – September 1944 • Lt. Russell Carrico – Army – October 1944 • Capt. Allen Lawhon – Army – October

Former St. Mary''s University Fallen in World War II Marker, Side Two image. Click for full size.

Photographed by Dave W, March 7, 2026

2. Former St. Mary''s University Fallen in World War II Marker, Side Two

1944 • Tech Sgt. Lloyd Riley – Army – November 1944 • Pfc. G. Claiborne Vernon – Army – December 1944 • Lt. Edmond Mayer – Army – December 1944 • Pfc. Latrobe J. Onderdonk – Army – December 1944 • Capt. Dennis P. Sheridan – Army – December 1944 • Ssgt. Wilborn W. Stanteen Jr. – Army – December 1944 • Lt. Christopher J. Boyle – Army – January 1945 • Pfc. Jack Henckel – Army – January 1945 • Lt. William A. Williams – Army – January 1945 • Seaman William F. Ballard – Navy – February 1945 • Pvt. Warner R. Underwood – Marine Corps – February 1945 • Lt. Beaver A. Kinsel – Army – March 1945 • Lt. John R. Stewart – Army – March 1945 • Lt. Edwin F. Dietzel Jr. – Army – April 1945 • Pfc. George W. Kramer – Army – April 1945 • Cpl. Sidney J. Scales – Marine Corps – April 1945 • Capt. John M. Sallee – Army – May 1945 • Lt. Joseph L. Mitchell – Army – June 1945 • Capt. Stanley A. Clark – Army – September 1945 • Lt. William A. Lytle – Army – September 1945

Erected by St. Mary's University.

Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: War, World II.

Location. 29° 27.158′ N, 98° 33.681′ W.

Former St. Mary's University Fallen in World War II Marker image. Click for full size.

Photographed by Dave W, March 7, 2026

3. Former St. Mary's University Fallen in World War II Marker

Memorial is in San Antonio, Texas, in Bexar County. It is in University Park. It can be reached from the intersection of Camino Santa Maria and Cincinnati Ave. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 1 Camino Santa Maria, San Antonio TX 78228, United States of America. Touch for directions.

Regionally, this memorial is in South Texas.

It is also in the American South.

Globally, it is in North America,

a Gulf of Mexico state,

the Western Hemisphere,

the Western World,

and the Anglosphere.

Historically, it finds itself in what was once New Spain,

the Republic of Texas,

and one of the Confederate States of America.

Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 2 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies: Former St. Mary's University Fallen in Defense of Freedom Memorial (a few steps from this marker); Memorial Plaza (a few steps from this marker); St. Mary's University Sesquicentennial (within shouting distance of this marker); St. Mary's University (within shouting distance of this marker); Texas' First All-Spanish Radio Program (about 400 feet away, measured in a direct line); Rattler

Photographed by Dave W, March 7, 2026

4. Former St. Mary's University Fallen in World War II Marker

(approx. 0.2 miles away); Limestone Lintel from Old St. Mary's College (approx. 0.2 miles away); Wesley Peacock House (approx. 1.3 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in San Antonio.

Credits. This page was last revised on March 21, 2026. It was originally submitted on March 20, 2026, by Dave W of Co, Colorado. This page has been viewed 15 times since then. Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4. submitted on March 20, 2026, by Dave W of Co, Colorado. • James Hulse was the editor who published this page.