Danbury in Fairfield County, Connecticut — The American Northeast (New England)
Danbury Veterans Monument
Photographed By Michael Herrick, September 24, 2009
1. Danbury Veterans Monument
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Inscription.
Danbury Veterans Monument. . Center Marker:
In Honor of The Men and Women of Danbury who served in the World War 1917 – 1919 In Memory of these men who made the supreme sacrifice for liberty. Toby Asmar Co. M. 325th Infantry Killed In Action October 11, 1918 Martin J. Brennan Headquarters Co. 138th Field Artillery Died in France October 26, 1918 George A. Byrnes Merchant Marine Service Died at Brookline, Mass. September 21, 1918 Joseph T. Cassidy Co. I. 115th Infantry Killed In Action October 8, 1918 Terrence S. Coffey Co. F. 74th Infantry Died at Camp Devens January 25, 1919 James De Paolis Battery F. 10th Field Artillery Died in France November 25, 1918 George A. Fairchild Co. E. 102nd Infantry Killed In Action April 20, 1918 Stephen J. Feeley Engineer Corps Died at Washington, D.C. October 4, 1918 John F. Gilbert Headquarters Co. 327th Infantry Died in France August 12, 1918 George B. Hawley Headquarters Co. 307th Infantry Died in France October 7, 1918 Philo J. Hawley Engineer Corps Died at Ft. Benjamin Harrison October 11, 1918 Walter Henebry Co. I. 304th Infantry Died at Camp Devens October 14, 1917 Avery Hinkley Musician, 77th Field Artillery. Band Killed In Action November 11, 1918 Iver Holmes Co. G. 307th Infantry Killed In Action September 15, 1918 George W. Hyatt Co. A. 327th Infantry Died in France October 3, 1918 James F. Kelly Merchant Marine Service Died at Rotterdam, Holland August 2, 1919 Reuben J. Knapp 24th Co. 152nd Depot Brigade Died at Camp Upton October 13, 1918 Alfred M. Layman Radio Department Died at Ebbetts Field, Arkansas September 30, 1918 John E. Lobdell Co. F. 74th Infantry Died at Camp Devens September 30, 1918 Ronald S. Luke United States Navy Died at New York May 17, 1918 Fred Gregory Lyon Sanitary Detachment, 56th Artillery Died at Allerey, France December 3, 1918 Anthony J. Mancuso Co. L. 325th Infantry Died in France January 9, 1919 Paul Manent 37th Co. 151st Depot Brigade Died at Camp Devens September 24, 1918 Emil Marasco Co. K. 326th Infantry Killed In Action August 4, 1918 Joseph McHugh 24th Co. 152nd Depot Brigade Died at Camp Upton October 4, 1918 Frank A. Morgan Co. M. 102nd Infantry Killed In Action June 20, 1918 Joseph Russo 316th Supply Co. Q.M.C. Died in France September 19, 1918 Charles A. Schoonover, Jr. Co. C. 305th Infantry Killed In Action October 10, 1918 Albert C. Smith Co. A. 101st Infantry Killed In Action July 23, 1918 G. Winthrop Standish Co. H. 107th Infantry Killed In Action September 29, 1918 Edward N. Street Co. B. 4th Military Police Died at Their, Germany December 10, 1918 Gustav Streibig Co. L. 325th Infantry Died in France October 17, 1918 Philip Tomanio Co. A. 11th Machine Gun Battalion Died in France October 11, 1918 Raymond A. Walling Battery F. 56th Artillery Killed In Action August 31, 1918 George H. Woods Co. B. 307th Infantry Died in France September 20, 1918, Far Left Marker:
In Honor of The Men and Women of Danbury Who Served in World War II 1941 – 1945 The Memory of These Departed Heroes Always Lives. Stanley J. Balazy, T/4 Army . Alex Baran, M/Sgt. Army . Richard M. Bassett, 2nd Lt. Army . Richard E. Baur. S/Sgt. Army . Edward Belorit, PFC Army . Kenneth R. Berggren, PFC Army . Arthur Bloomberg, S 1/C Navy . Joseph P. Bradley, PFC Army . Thomas E. Brady, PFC Army . Joseph F. Breznicky, PFC Army . Malcolm A. Carrara, CS 1/C Navy . William J. Casazza, PFC Army . Joseph F. Cassidy, Q M 3/C Navy . Chester J. Chelso, PFC Marine Corps . Rinaldo Chiavuzzi, S/Sgt. Army . Edgar P. Coury, 1st Lt. Army . Thomas D. Critelli, PFC Army . Henry W. Davis, F/O Army . Robert A. Davis, PFC Army . Thomas S. Dunn, PFC Army . Andrew R. Durkin, R D 2/C Navy . Vincent Farioly, Pvt. Army . Richard P. Finadli, Cpl Army . Francis J. Gaffney, ACK Marine Corps . George R. Garavel, Sct. Army . Thomas Davenport, PFC Army . Joseph F. Garavel, Jr., PFC Army . George A. Gerstenmaier, Pvt. Army . Frederick R Gervasoni, PFC Army . James F. Gould, Sgt. Army . Charles Hajj, Pvt. Army . Ludwig A. Halas, PFC Marine Corps . Samuel Hamad, Pvt. Army . Andrew D. Hliva, PFC Army . John Holick, PFC Army . Joseph C. Hubbard, Cdr Navy . Nicholas A. Hugyo, MM 1/C Navy . Chester E. Jednack, PFC Army . Frank E. Johnson, S/Sgt. Army . Stephen Jurik, PFC Army . Frederick W. Kane, CBM Navy . William J. Kasperwicz, PFC Army . Francis S. Kellogg, PFC Army . Philip E. Kelly, CYN Navy . Robert J. Kent, Pvt. Army . Andrew A. Koperno, Pvt. Army . Stephen W. Kosack, Sgt. Army . Arthur H. Koslow, 2nd Lt. Army . Sidney M. Kotok, Pvt. Army . John Krizan, T/5 Army . Archibald L. Lake, PFC Army . Eugene A. Lamy, PFC Army . Elmer F. Lauf, Cpl. Army . Angelo M. Lavelle, S/Sgt. Army . Emile R. LeBlanc, S 2/C Navy . John M. Leonard, Sgt. Army . Vincent A. Light, Pvt. Army . Nelson R. Linster, T/5 Army . Adolf M. Loorman, Cpl. Army . Fred G. MacDonadl, PFC Army . William T. McCarthy, Pvt. Army . Harold E. McFarland, PFC Marine Coprs . Edward P. McGee, Pvt. Army . Robert J. McNamara, 2nd Lt. Army . Joseph E. Mead, 2nd Lt. Army . Moses C. Michael, PFC Army . Michael W. Mockovack, PFC Army . John F. Mooney, Lt. Navy . James N. Nash, S 1/C Navy . Leo Null, Cpl. Army . Luther M. Onerheim, PFC Army . Anthony G. Palermo, A/C Army . John S. Pearl, S 2/C Navy . Stephen Plisko, Sgt. Army . Robert Pollick, S/Sgt. Army . Anthony R. Ragaini, PFC Army . Donald F. Schmeltz, Sgt. R.C.A.F. . Robert L. Shea, HM 1/C Navy . Joseph Silver, T/4 Army . Fred G. Simon, Pvt. Army . George H. Smith, T/Sgt. Army . Vernon W. Smith, BM 2/C Navy . Sidney C. Spencer, Sgt. Army . John A. Stavola, T/5 Army . Peter Stec, WOJG Army . Benjamin Steinfeld, Pvt. Army . William R. Stolzenberg, Cpl. Marine Corps . Carl W. Strait, 1st Lt. Army . Ray G. Thieman, Pvt. Marine Corps . Walter C. Tilford, PFC Marine Corps . Fred M. Underhill, PFC Army . Vincent J. Vigna, Pvt. Army . Harry M. Waldron, Cox Navy . Charles T. Ward, Pvt. Army . William H. Waterbury, EM 1/C Navy . Edward J. Waytaszik, Sgt. Army . Leroy A. Wixted, AD 1/C Navy . Willis A. Woodin, PFC Army . John F. Zimmerman, Capt. Army . Stephen Zotos, Pvt. Army .
This plaque Erected by the City and Town of Danbury. Left of Center Marker:
Korea. Richard Q. Braman, PFC. . Donald J. Cunha, Cpl . Francis W. Dwyer, S/Sgt . James Harrison, PFC . Lee R. Hartell, 1st Lt. . Leonard C. Hull, Sgt . Kenneth R. Mahon, Sgt . Laurence D. Myers, 2nd Lt. . Richard C. Newton, PFC . Albert W. Plumb, Pvt . Ernest B. Richard, PFC . Gerald D. Troccola, Cpl, Right of Center Panel:
Vietnam. Charles W. Allison, 1st Lt. . Francis A. Azzarito Jr., PFC . Richard C. Benicewicz, 1st Lt. . Henry J. Brett, Airman . Robert E. Berry, LCpl . Roger V.P. Burke, Cpl . Vernon H. Baker II, Cpl . Robert H. Braathe . Richard O. Bickford, 1st Lt. . Legrand Cole Jr., Lt. Commander (MIA) . Christopher G. Cocks, Airman . David L. Carlson, PFC . John K. Clarke, LCpl . Joseph Cayer Jr., Sp4 . Michael J. Fratto, Cpl . James G. Flynn, Sgt . Samuel D. Freeman III, Capt. . Michael Farmer, Cpl . Frederick Gerlach Jr., Y/1/C . John L. Gedghegan, 2nd Lt. . Charles M. Goetz, Atran . Gary C. Griswold, PFC . Harold F. Gentile, Cpl . John M. Halas, 1st Lt. . Richard M. Hope, Sp4 . Robert M. Iller, F3/C . Guy F. Johnson, Warrant Officer . William H. Keeler, Sp4 . Barney, J. Kelly, Sp4 . Richard Kolesar, Airman . David, G. Loeb . Geradl McKinley, Lt. . Edward J. Monahan, LCpl . Arthur J. Morris, Lt. . Robert P. Marhan, Pvt . Stephen T. Perry . Charles V. Penn, Capt. .Frank A. Peterson . John T. Orrico, Warrant Officer . Richard G. Repole, 1st Lt. . Michael A. Reihard, Capt. . John C. Reitwiesner, Sp4 . Russell J. Rotko Jr., PC . Jack Rodrigues, Engineman 2/C . Peter E. Sipp, Lcpl . Thomas J. Tyrell, Sp4 . Robert J. Thompson, S/Sgt . Dennis G. Taylor, PFC . Lynn M. Travis, Lt. . Philipp R. Vollhardt, 1st Lt. . Lawrence G. Visconti, PFC . Warren D. Vought Jr., Cpl . Douglas A. White, S/Sgt . Donald M. Wayman, PFC . Thomas C. Williams . William J. Zaborowski, Cpl, Far Right Panel:
1918 Honor Roll Erected by the Danbury High School Alumni Association in honor of those members who answered the call of our country during the World War. Dewey Ahearn . Alfred Andrews . Earl Andrew . Willard Allen . Robert Austin . Charles Baker . William Barbarito . Dudley Beers . Thomas Belden . Robert Belden . Legrand Benedict . Arthur Blackburn . John Blake . George Bradley . William Brown . Helen Brundage . Linton Bulkeley . Dana Burgess . Orano Capellaro . George Chase . Harold Chichester . Joseph Cistero . Frank Condron . John J. Corbett . John F. Culhane . John J. Culhane . Joseph Daragan . Leslie A. Davis . Benjamin Decker . Leonard Dibble . Caleb Diedrickson . Morris Downs . Joseph Durkin . Joseph Dyas . Edward Ellis . Douglas A. Evans . Anthony Favorinski . Arthur Foster . Francis Foster . Stillman Foster . Thomas Gallagher . A. Leroy Gerry . Henry Gilbert . George Gilch . Emil J. Goos . Philip Goos . John T. Green . George E. Hamilton . Earl Harkness . Harry Hefferan . Joseph Hefferan . Gerald Heinzelman . Walter Henebry . Alfred Hodson . Linda Hollaway . Dwight E. Holley . N. Thompson Hooper . John E. Horan . E. Millard Howard . Frank Hoyt . Lawrence Hoyt . Leon G. Hoyt . Preston S. Hoyt . Joseph Hubbard . William Hubbard . Florence Hurlburt . Dominic Hunt . Francis Keane . Frederick Keating . David Keeler . Arthur Kellner . Harold Kilcoyne . Kenneth Kinner . Leon Klinzing . Dwight Knapp . William Kneizner . Frank Kovacs . Dwight Kyle . Dominic La Caya . Walter Lambe . George Lee . George Lemmer . Ivan Lord . John Lynch . Fred G. Lyon . Roger A. Lyon . John Mahoney . Ambrose McCarthy . John McHugh . Joseph McHugh . Allan McKay . Harry McLachlan . Duncan McLean . Donald McLean . Charles Meaney . Leon Meaney . Vincent Meaney . Louise Merritt . Fred D. Mills . Howard D. Moore . Raymond Nelson . F. Alton OConnor . Elliot Parmalee . Benson Pattison . Clark Peck . Harold Peffers . Philip Peffers . Jason N. Pierce . E, Clifford Pierson . Avery Pike . Kenneth Porter . Richard Porter . James Post . Albert Rathgeb . Carlton Reynolds . Ralph Reynolds . William Rider . Henry Rocano . Platt Rogers . Harold Ruffles . James A. Ryan . Leon Ryan . Louis Schmidt . Charles F. Scofield . George L. Scofield . Harold Scofield . Thomas Settle . George Sherman . Horace L. Shepard Jr. . Morton Shepard . Roy W. Shepard . Melvin Simon . George Smith . Laurence W. Smith . Linder C. Smith . Robert Smith . Walter Smith . Charles Soderberg . R. Oscar Soderberg . Lowell Starr . Samuel Stebbins . Kenneth Stevens . Jeffrey A. Stone . George H. Stott . Crispell Sturdevant . Anthony Sunderland . William Sunderland . Earl E. Targett . Elmer Teagarden . Frank K. Thompson . Patrick Torraca . Donald N. Tweedy . Irving Vail . Walter Van Nostrand Jr. . Francis Vaughn . Henry Vaughn . Charles H. Voegele . Conrad Wile Ward . Frank S. Ward . William C. Ward . Burling Wells . Frank Wittland . Leonard D. Wildman . Ellis Wilson . Henry Wilson . Clifton Wright
In Memoriam Walter Henebry Fred Gregory Lyon Joseph McHugh “For our tomorrow they gave their today”..
Center Marker:
In Honor of
The Men and Women
of Danbury
who served in the World War
1917 – 1919
In Memory of these men who
made the supreme sacrifice
for liberty
Toby Asmar Co. M. 325th Infantry Killed In Action October 11, 1918
Martin J. Brennan Headquarters Co. 138th Field Artillery Died in France October 26, 1918
George A. Byrnes Merchant Marine Service Died at Brookline, Mass. September 21, 1918
Joseph T. Cassidy Co. I. 115th Infantry Killed In Action October 8, 1918
Terrence S. Coffey Co. F. 74th Infantry Died at Camp Devens January 25, 1919
James De Paolis Battery F. 10th Field Artillery Died in France November 25, 1918
George A. Fairchild Co. E. 102nd Infantry Killed In Action April 20, 1918
Stephen J. Feeley Engineer Corps Died at Washington, D.C. October 4, 1918
John F. Gilbert Headquarters Co. 327th Infantry Died in France August 12, 1918
George B. Hawley Headquarters Co. 307th Infantry Died in France October 7, 1918
Philo J. Hawley Engineer Corps Died at Ft. Benjamin Harrison October 11, 1918
Walter
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Henebry Co. I. 304th Infantry Died at Camp Devens October 14, 1917
Avery Hinkley Musician, 77th Field Artillery. Band Killed In Action November 11, 1918
Iver Holmes Co. G. 307th Infantry Killed In Action September 15, 1918
George W. Hyatt Co. A. 327th Infantry Died in France October 3, 1918
James F. Kelly Merchant Marine Service Died at Rotterdam, Holland August 2, 1919
Reuben J. Knapp 24th Co. 152nd Depot Brigade Died at Camp Upton October 13, 1918
Alfred M. Layman Radio Department Died at Ebbetts Field, Arkansas September 30, 1918
John E. Lobdell Co. F. 74th Infantry Died at Camp Devens September 30, 1918
Ronald S. Luke United States Navy Died at New York May 17, 1918
Fred Gregory Lyon Sanitary Detachment, 56th Artillery Died at Allerey, France December 3, 1918
Anthony J. Mancuso Co. L. 325th Infantry Died in France January 9, 1919
Paul Manent 37th Co. 151st Depot Brigade Died at Camp Devens September 24, 1918
Emil Marasco Co. K. 326th Infantry Killed In Action August 4, 1918
Joseph McHugh 24th Co. 152nd Depot Brigade Died at Camp Upton October 4, 1918
Frank A.
Photographed By Michael Herrick, September 24, 2009
2. Danbury Veterans Monument
Morgan Co. M. 102nd Infantry Killed In Action June 20, 1918
Joseph Russo 316th Supply Co. Q.M.C. Died in France September 19, 1918
Charles A. Schoonover, Jr. Co. C. 305th Infantry Killed In Action October 10, 1918
Albert C. Smith Co. A. 101st Infantry Killed In Action July 23, 1918
G. Winthrop Standish Co. H. 107th Infantry Killed In Action September 29, 1918
Edward N. Street Co. B. 4th Military Police Died at Their, Germany December 10, 1918
Gustav Streibig Co. L. 325th Infantry Died in France October 17, 1918
Philip Tomanio Co. A. 11th Machine Gun Battalion Died in France October 11, 1918
Raymond A. Walling Battery F. 56th Artillery Killed In Action August 31, 1918
George H. Woods Co. B. 307th Infantry Died in France September 20, 1918
Far Left Marker:
In Honor of
The Men and Women of Danbury
Who Served in World War II
1941 – 1945
The Memory of These Departed
Heroes Always Lives
Stanley J. Balazy, T/4 Army Alex Baran, M/Sgt. Army Richard M. Bassett, 2nd Lt. Army Richard E. Baur. S/Sgt. Army Edward Belorit, PFC Army Kenneth R. Berggren, PFC Army Arthur Bloomberg, S 1/C
Photographed By Michael Herrick, September 24, 2009
3. Far Left Panel
Navy Joseph P. Bradley, PFC Army Thomas E. Brady, PFC Army Joseph F. Breznicky, PFC Army Malcolm A. Carrara, CS 1/C Navy William J. Casazza, PFC Army Joseph F. Cassidy, Q M 3/C Navy Chester J. Chelso, PFC Marine Corps Rinaldo Chiavuzzi, S/Sgt. Army Edgar P. Coury, 1st Lt. Army Thomas D. Critelli, PFC Army Henry W. Davis, F/O Army Robert A. Davis, PFC Army Thomas S. Dunn, PFC Army Andrew R. Durkin, R D 2/C Navy Vincent Farioly, Pvt. Army Richard P. Finadli, Cpl Army Francis J. Gaffney, ACK Marine Corps George R. Garavel, Sct. Army Thomas Davenport, PFC Army Joseph F. Garavel, Jr., PFC Army George A. Gerstenmaier, Pvt. Army Frederick R Gervasoni, PFC Army James F. Gould, Sgt. Army Charles Hajj, Pvt. Army Ludwig A. Halas, PFC Marine Corps Samuel Hamad, Pvt. Army Andrew D. Hliva, PFC Army John Holick, PFC Army Joseph C. Hubbard, Cdr Navy Nicholas A. Hugyo, MM 1/C Navy Chester E. Jednack, PFC Army Frank E. Johnson, S/Sgt. Army Stephen Jurik, PFC Army Frederick W. Kane, CBM Navy William J. Kasperwicz, PFC Army Francis S. Kellogg, PFC Army Philip E. Kelly, CYN Navy Robert J. Kent, Pvt. Army Andrew A. Koperno, Pvt. Army Stephen W. Kosack, Sgt. Army Arthur H. Koslow, 2nd Lt. Army Sidney M. Kotok, Pvt. Army John Krizan, T/5 Army Archibald L. Lake, PFC Army Eugene A. Lamy, PFC Army Elmer F. Lauf, Cpl.
Photographed By Michael Herrick, September 24, 2009
4. Left of Center Panel
Army Angelo M. Lavelle, S/Sgt. Army Emile R. LeBlanc, S 2/C Navy John M. Leonard, Sgt. Army Vincent A. Light, Pvt. Army Nelson R. Linster, T/5 Army Adolf M. Loorman, Cpl. Army Fred G. MacDonadl, PFC Army William T. McCarthy, Pvt. Army Harold E. McFarland, PFC Marine Coprs Edward P. McGee, Pvt. Army Robert J. McNamara, 2nd Lt. Army Joseph E. Mead, 2nd Lt. Army Moses C. Michael, PFC Army Michael W. Mockovack, PFC Army John F. Mooney, Lt. Navy James N. Nash, S 1/C Navy Leo Null, Cpl. Army Luther M. Onerheim, PFC Army Anthony G. Palermo, A/C Army John S. Pearl, S 2/C Navy Stephen Plisko, Sgt. Army Robert Pollick, S/Sgt. Army Anthony R. Ragaini, PFC Army Donald F. Schmeltz, Sgt. R.C.A.F. Robert L. Shea, HM 1/C Navy Joseph Silver, T/4 Army Fred G. Simon, Pvt. Army George H. Smith, T/Sgt. Army Vernon W. Smith, BM 2/C Navy Sidney C. Spencer, Sgt. Army John A. Stavola, T/5 Army Peter Stec, WOJG Army Benjamin Steinfeld, Pvt. Army William R. Stolzenberg, Cpl. Marine Corps Carl W. Strait, 1st Lt. Army Ray G. Thieman, Pvt. Marine Corps Walter C. Tilford, PFC Marine Corps Fred M. Underhill, PFC Army Vincent J. Vigna, Pvt. Army Harry M. Waldron, Cox Navy Charles T. Ward, Pvt. Army William H. Waterbury, EM 1/C Navy Edward J. Waytaszik, Sgt. Army Leroy A. Wixted, AD 1/C Navy Willis A. Woodin, PFC Army John
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5. Right of Center Panel
F. Zimmerman, Capt. Army Stephen Zotos, Pvt. Army
This plaque Erected by the City and Town of Danbury
Left of Center Marker:
Korea
Richard Q. Braman, PFC. Donald J. Cunha, Cpl Francis W. Dwyer, S/Sgt James Harrison, PFC Lee R. Hartell, 1st Lt. Leonard C. Hull, Sgt Kenneth R. Mahon, Sgt Laurence D. Myers, 2nd Lt. Richard C. Newton, PFC Albert W. Plumb, Pvt Ernest B. Richard, PFC Gerald D. Troccola, Cpl
Right of Center Panel:
Vietnam
Charles W. Allison, 1st Lt. Francis A. Azzarito Jr., PFC Richard C. Benicewicz, 1st Lt. Henry J. Brett, Airman Robert E. Berry, LCpl Roger V.P. Burke, Cpl Vernon H. Baker II, Cpl Robert H. Braathe Richard O. Bickford, 1st Lt. Legrand Cole Jr., Lt. Commander (MIA) Christopher G. Cocks, Airman David L. Carlson, PFC John K. Clarke, LCpl Joseph Cayer Jr., Sp4 Michael J. Fratto, Cpl James G. Flynn, Sgt Samuel D. Freeman III, Capt. Michael Farmer, Cpl Frederick Gerlach Jr., Y/1/C John L. Gedghegan, 2nd Lt. Charles M. Goetz, Atran Gary C. Griswold, PFC Harold F. Gentile, Cpl John M. Halas, 1st Lt. Richard M. Hope, Sp4 Robert M. Iller, F3/C Guy F. Johnson, Warrant Officer William H. Keeler, Sp4 Barney, J. Kelly, Sp4 Richard Kolesar, Airman David, G. Loeb Geradl McKinley,
Photographed By Michael Herrick, September 24, 2009
6. Far Right Panel
Lt. Edward J. Monahan, LCpl Arthur J. Morris, Lt. Robert P. Marhan, Pvt Stephen T. Perry Charles V. Penn, Capt. Frank A. Peterson John T. Orrico, Warrant Officer Richard G. Repole, 1st Lt. Michael A. Reihard, Capt. John C. Reitwiesner, Sp4 Russell J. Rotko Jr., PC Jack Rodrigues, Engineman 2/C Peter E. Sipp, Lcpl Thomas J. Tyrell, Sp4 Robert J. Thompson, S/Sgt Dennis G. Taylor, PFC Lynn M. Travis, Lt. Philipp R. Vollhardt, 1st Lt. Lawrence G. Visconti, PFC Warren D. Vought Jr., Cpl Douglas A. White, S/Sgt Donald M. Wayman, PFC Thomas C. Williams William J. Zaborowski, Cpl
Far Right Panel:
1918 Honor Roll
Erected by the Danbury High School Alumni
Association in honor of those members who answered
the call of our country during the World War
Dewey Ahearn Alfred Andrews Earl Andrew Willard Allen Robert Austin Charles Baker William Barbarito Dudley Beers Thomas Belden Robert Belden Legrand Benedict Arthur Blackburn John Blake George Bradley William Brown Helen Brundage Linton Bulkeley Dana Burgess Orano Capellaro George Chase Harold Chichester Joseph Cistero Frank Condron John J. Corbett John F. Culhane John J. Culhane Joseph Daragan Leslie A. Davis Benjamin Decker Leonard Dibble Caleb Diedrickson Morris Downs
Joseph Durkin Joseph Dyas Edward Ellis Douglas A. Evans Anthony Favorinski Arthur Foster Francis Foster Stillman Foster Thomas Gallagher A. Leroy Gerry Henry Gilbert George Gilch Emil J. Goos Philip Goos John T. Green George E. Hamilton Earl Harkness Harry Hefferan Joseph Hefferan Gerald Heinzelman Walter Henebry Alfred Hodson Linda Hollaway Dwight E. Holley N. Thompson Hooper John E. Horan E. Millard Howard Frank Hoyt Lawrence Hoyt Leon G. Hoyt Preston S. Hoyt Joseph Hubbard William Hubbard Florence Hurlburt Dominic Hunt Francis Keane Frederick Keating David Keeler Arthur Kellner Harold Kilcoyne Kenneth Kinner Leon Klinzing Dwight Knapp William Kneizner Frank Kovacs Dwight Kyle Dominic La Caya Walter Lambe George Lee George Lemmer Ivan Lord John Lynch Fred G. Lyon Roger A. Lyon John Mahoney Ambrose McCarthy John McHugh Joseph McHugh Allan McKay Harry McLachlan Duncan McLean Donald McLean Charles Meaney Leon Meaney Vincent Meaney Louise Merritt Fred D. Mills Howard D. Moore Raymond Nelson F. Alton OConnor Elliot Parmalee Benson Pattison Clark Peck Harold Peffers Philip Peffers Jason N. Pierce E, Clifford Pierson Avery Pike Kenneth Porter Richard Porter James Post Albert Rathgeb Carlton Reynolds Ralph Reynolds William Rider Henry Rocano Platt Rogers Harold Ruffles James A. Ryan Leon Ryan Louis Schmidt Charles F. Scofield George L. Scofield Harold Scofield Thomas Settle George Sherman Horace L. Shepard Jr. Morton Shepard Roy W. Shepard Melvin Simon George Smith Laurence W. Smith Linder C. Smith Robert Smith Walter Smith Charles Soderberg R. Oscar Soderberg Lowell Starr Samuel Stebbins Kenneth Stevens Jeffrey A. Stone George H. Stott Crispell Sturdevant Anthony Sunderland William Sunderland Earl E. Targett Elmer Teagarden Frank K. Thompson Patrick Torraca Donald N. Tweedy Irving Vail Walter Van Nostrand Jr. Francis Vaughn Henry Vaughn Charles H. Voegele Conrad Wile Ward Frank S. Ward William C. Ward Burling Wells Frank Wittland Leonard D. Wildman Ellis Wilson Henry Wilson Clifton Wright
In Memoriam
* Walter Henebry * Fred Gregory Lyon * Joseph McHugh “For our tomorrow they gave their today”.
Location. 41° 23.142′ N, 73° 26.572′ W. Marker is in Danbury, Connecticut, in Fairfield County. Memorial is at the intersection of Memorial Drive and South Street, on the left when traveling south on Memorial Drive. Located in front of the Danbury War Memorial. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Danbury CT 06810, United States of America. Touch for directions.
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