North Scituate in Providence County, Rhode Island — The American Northeast (New England)
Scituate Honor Roll
World War II
| | 1941 - 1945 | |
Abjornson, John H. Adams, Herbert M. Jr. Allen, Edgar L. Allsworth, Henry P. Alward, Merwin E. Andrews, Clifford F. Andrews, Donald E. Andrews, Walter B. Angell, Guy B. Jr. Angell, Harold J. Angell, William L. Arndt, Christopher H. Arnold, Howard M. Jr. Atwood, Charles A. Atwood, Edward A. Azverde, Albert A. Azverde, Edward Azverde, John Azverde, Joseph Azverde, Walter P. Baker, Henry Barden, Auldis B. Barden, Earl A. Barden, Frederick J. Bartholic, Francis Battey, George A. Beauregard, Charles A. Bedford, Harold E. Bennett, Vermon M. Bertholdt, Raymond Bertholdt, Richard Balckinton, Irving E. Borden, Adelbert L. Borden, Frederick N. Bowen, Henry B. Bowen, Milton E. Brayton, Robert A. Brown, Forrest G. Jr. Brown, Frank M. Brown, George K. Jr. Brown, Lawrence S. Brown, Louis D. Brown, Nathan H. Browne, Robert E. Brusby, Fred I. Bryden, John E. Bryden, Ralph H. Burlingame, David L. Burnside, Wendell A. Bushman, Earl Campbell, Harris Cardin, Lionel J. Carlow, Ernest Carlow, Henry L. ★ Carlow, Maurice L. Clarke, Cortlandt Clarke, Ronald W. Coleman, Theodore R. Collins, Edgar H. Collins, Harold A. Colvin, Raymond H. Colvin, Richard A. Comstock, John H. Cook, Arthur A. Cookson, Albert W. Cookson, Earl G. Jr.
Cookson, Quentin H. Cookson, Russell H. Corbin, Raymond D. Cote, Alphonse R. Jr. Coyle, John E. Jr. Croes, Raymond E. Jr. Cummings, Edwin F. Dame, Donald T. Davis, Earl W. Davis, Earle C. Jr. Dawley, Harold F. Jr. Dawley, Therese J. Dawson, Howard W. Dempsey, William E. Jr. Deschenes, Albert J. Dexter, Allen K. Dexter, Calvin G. Dexter, Everett H. Dexter, H. Elton ★ Dexter, Theodore B. Jr. ★ Dietz, Francis Doherty, Laura F. Drake, Edward W. ★ Drake, George N. Jr. Duclau, Joseph Dumas, Dexter J. Durand, Alphonse Durand, John C. Durfee, Allen K. Durfee, Donal K. Durfee,
Griswold, Edwin H. Gross, Leota W. Groves, Ralph L. Groves, Warren N. Hall, Harry J. Jr. Hanna, David L. Hanna, Robert F. Harrington, David C. ★ Harris, Albert F. Jr. Harvey, Earl W. Jr. Harvey, Francis C. Harvey, Francis C. Jr. Hawkins, Erwin H. Hawkins, Goff E. Hawthorne, Mary E. Heselton, Joseph K. Hicks, Earl I. Hicks, Walter L. ★ Hohler, Frank N. Hopkins, Arnold F. Hopkins, Clarence A. Jr. Hopkins, George R. Hopkins, Leslie D. Hopkins, Nathaniel M. Hopkins, Ralph A. Jr. Hopkins, Robert W. Hopkins, Theodore H. Hopkins, Theodore Jr. Howard, Everett L. Hutchins, Clarence G. Hutchins, Enos A. Jr. Hutchins, Lester E. Hutchins, Norman F. Johnson, Arthur L. Joslin, Walter E. Joslin, William H. Jr. Karvonen, Tauno Kellogg, Edith G. ★ Kellogg, Richard D. Knight, Almon W. Knight, Arthur Knight, Harold E. Knight, Henry L. Knight, Lester H. Knight, William C. Knox, Norman S. Laframboise, Alphonse A. Lambert, Constant A. Lambert, Joseph E. Lambert, Robert M. Lamoureux, Gerald L. Langlais, Antonio J. Lawton, Walter E. Jr. Lebrun, Robert Lee, Johnson Lippack, Arthur S. Jr. Lippack, Donald M. Lomastro, Frank W. Loranger, Arthur Lowell, Eugene Lowell, Lewis E. Luther, Albert E. Lutehr, Christie I. Luther, George H. Luther, G H. Luther, Henry A. ★ Luther, Sheldon P. Mahon, Melvin A.
Marion, Harold N. Matteson, George E. Jr. Matteson, Mary C. Matteson, R. Arnold Maynard, Francis H. McCaffrey, Charles V. McCauley, Charleton F. McShane, John E. McShane, Thomas F. Merrill, Carlton H. Molineaux, Charles A. Morgan, Thomas C. Morlock, Louis B. Morrissette, Albert G. Morrissette, Ernest P. Mowry, Ariel Jr. Mowry, Arthur Mulhearn, Rupert A. Mulhern, Kathleen V. Myrick, Earl A. Nichols, Gustaf E. Nichols, Warren G. Niemi, Leo A. Noel, Donat J. Noel, Joseph A. Olney, Harry C. Oldney Mary R. Ousley, Everett L. Ousley, Stanley W. Paquette, Arthur A. Parent, Clifford A. Parker, George A. Patrick, George I. Paulhus, Rolad A. Pero, Joseph Phanuef, James R. Plympton, Wayne A. Poole, Charles A. Poole, Charles L. ★ Poole, Clinton J. Poole, James F. Poole, Lawrence Potter, Leslie K. Jr. Presbrey, George L. Prior, Joseph W. Pryor, Thomas T. Jr. Ralph, Richard Randall, Morris J. Jr. Rathbun, Williis H. Jr. Read, Robert H. Jr. Riley, Fay Riley, Russell Rintalo, Edwin W. Robinson, Herman A. Robinson, Ronald W. Rogers, George W. Rolfe, Eleanor E. ★ Rolfe, Fred W. Rondeau, George Rondeau, Lawrence J. Rondeau, Norman E. Jr. Rondeau, Vermon D. Round, Kenneth W. Round, Leslie H. Round, Richard A. Rudolph, Edward A. Rudolph, Paul L. Russell, William N.
St. Jean, Ulric P. Salisbury, Doris I. Salisbury, Preston H. Searle, Edward F. Jr. Searle, Francis K. Setzer, Albert Jr. Shaw, William Shuttleworth, Herbert R. Jr. Shuttleworth, Robert H. Smith, Arthur E. Smith, Clifton L. Smith, Edwin L. Smith, George M. Smith, Walter Spencer, Robert F. Jr. Sperry, Edwin R. Sperry, Robert N. Jr. Stein, Richard A. Suddard, Theodore A. Sweet, Earl H. Szynal, Stanley E. Szynal, Walter L. Talbot, Julian J. Talbot, Roland J. Tapner, Burton M. Jr. Tarro, Angelo Tew, Arnold G. Jr. Tew, Edward Tew, John A. Theberge, Ernest Thompson, Harold L. Thompson, Albert K. Jr. Thornton, James R. Tinkham, Arnold T. Tipple, Donald B. Trahan, Roland A. Trunk George C. Trunk John J. Tucker, Raymond F. Turner, Bruce H. Turner, Charles W. Turner, Henry F. Turner, Richard H. Turner, Robert B. Voccia, Antonio Jr. Wakefield, Charles W. Walker, Ernest C. Walker, Kenneth E. Walker, Leslie G. Walker, Lindsay A. Warner, Charles M. Jr. Warner, Edwin L. Warner, Edwin F. Warner, Leslie G. Warner, Leslie L. Jr. ★ Warner, Lester E. Warren, Earl E. Waterman, Anna I. Weaver, Harold A. Wilbur, Harold L. Winsor, Irving I. Wilcox, Woodrow T. Willey, Eugene L. Jr. Winward, John Wright, Donald Yeaw, Milton H. Young, Walter E.
Erected by North Scituate Community Social Club and the Town of Scituate, Rhode Island.
Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: War, World II.
Location. 41° 50.078′ N, 71° 35.206′ W. Memorial is in Scituate, Rhode Island, in Providence County. It is in North Scituate. It is on West Greenville Road north of Silk Lane, on the left when traveling north. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 556 W Greenville Rd, North Scituate RI 02857, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Regionally, this memorial is in the Quiet Corner and in Greater Providence. It is also in the American Northeast, in New England, and on the Eastern Seaboard. Globally, it is in the North Atlantic Region, North America, the Western Hemisphere, the Western World, and the Anglosphere. Historically, it finds itself in what was once one of the original Thirteen Colonies.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker: Vietnam Veterans Memorial (here, next to this marker); Revolutionary War Memorial (here, next to this marker); a different marker also named Scituate Honor Roll (here, next to this marker); Korea Memorial (here, next to this marker); The Richmond Mill Bell (a few steps from this marker); Old Congregational Church (within shouting distance of this marker); The Bell Garden (within shouting distance of this marker); The Village of North Scituate / Scituate, Rhode Island (within shouting distance of this marker). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Scituate.
Credits. This page was last revised on October 3, 2026. It was originally submitted on October 3, 2026, by Devry Becker Jones of Washington, District of Columbia. This page has been viewed 4 times since then. Photos: 1. submitted on October 3, 2026, by Devry Becker Jones of Washington, District of Columbia. 2. submitted on October 2, 2026, by Devry Becker Jones of Washington, District of Columbia.

