University of Detroit Jesuit High School and Academy
|1909 | |Army |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War I |
| |William Q. Reno, Sr. | | | | |
|1923 | | |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II |
| |Neal E. Fitzgerald | | | | |
|1925 | | | |KIA |World War II Killed in action |
| |Joseph A. Mendryga | | | | |
|1928 | |Army | |Retired | |
| |Paul J. Schafer | | | | |
|1929 | |Army |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Somewhere in France "suffered injuries |
| |Adam B. Kronk | | | |to his legs" |
|1931 | |Army |Major |Veteran |World War II Battalion Surgeon with the 1st Army on |
| |Stephen M. Gillespie | | | |the Wetern Front; Bronze Star |
|1931 | |Army |Major |Veteran |World War II Participated in D-Day with the 18th |
| |William M. Moynihan | | | |Infantry Regiment of the 1st Infantry Division |
|1932 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James G. Andary | | | | |
|1932 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Raymond M. Andries | | | | |
|1932 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Elmer J. Barton | | | | |
|1932 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James C. Berg | | | | |
|1932 | |Army |Captain |Veteran |World War II Dental Corps; Served in European |
| |Robert E. Coleman | | | |Theater " … from the Beaches of Normandy to ... |
| | | | | |Bremen, as my four battle stars will attest." |
|1932 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |C. Creedon | | | | |
|1932 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II Dental Corps |
| |William Janecek | | | | |
|1932 | | |Lieutenant Colonel |Veteran |World War II |
| |William R. Mulleavy | | | | |
|1932 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Casimir J. Rozak | | | | |
|1932 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Ralph S. Sharkey | | | | |
|1932 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |F. Sward | | | | |
|1932 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II Decorated Naval Officer "radar school |
| |Dawson Taylor | | | |before he went to sea." |
|1932 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |W. Wilson | | | | |
|1933 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |J. Bex | | | | |
|1933 | | |Captain |Veteran |World War II Chief Surgeon's office in France |
| |William J. Cleary | | | | |
|1933 | |Army |Captain |Veteran |World War II |
| |James E. Conlan | | | | |
|1933 | |Army |Captain |Veteran |World War II Served in France and was instrumental |
| |John C. Donnelly | | | |in liberating the Dachau Concentration Camp in |
| | | | | |Germany. He served until 1944. |
|1933 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Richard M. Flynn | | | | |
|1933 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |F. Foerg | | | | |
|1933 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Edmund J. Gallagher | | | | |
|1933 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Martin A. Glynn | | | | |
|1933 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Jeremiah W. Howe | | | | |
|1933 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Joseph A. Moynihan | | | | |
|1933 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Bernard J. Ratigan | | | | |
|1933 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Arthur G. Seski | | | | |
|1933 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Donald L. Smith | | | | |
|1933 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Stanley M. Sochalski | | | | |
|1933 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Gabriel R. Soma | | | | |
|1933 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James H. Stone | | | | |
|1933 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Finn W. Wallace | | | | |
|1933 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John J. Walsh | | | | |
|1934 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert W. Breitmeyer | | | | |
|1934 | |Navy |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Fighter director in radar |
| |Richard A. Coleman | | | | |
|1934 | |Army Air Forces |Major |Veteran |World War II Drafted in 1941 into the Army's 5th |
| |J. Timothy Cruice | | | |Division Infantry and later transferred to the Air |
| | | | | |Corps. Five years in the Air Corp with service in |
| | | | | |England, Africa, and Italy. Discharged in 1945 from |
| | | | | |the 15th Air Force |
|1934 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John J. Gorman | | | | |
|1934 | | |Lieutenant (jg) |Veteran |World War II LST boat in South Pacific |
| |Donald J. Grant | | | | |
|1934 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Albert B. Gregory | | | | |
|1934 | |Navy |Ensign |Veteran |World War II |
| |Richard L. Hammer | | | | |
|1934 | |Army | |Veteran |Inducted into the U. S. Army in 1943. He served in the|
| |Edgar W. Webb | | | |African Middle Eastern Campaign and the Rome-Arno |
| | | | | |Rhineland Campaign where he was awarded several |
| | | | | |distinguished medals. |
|1934 | |Army |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II "Hurrying through Germany with Patton's|
| |William E. Keane | | | |third army." |
|1934 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James H. Kemp | | | | |
|1934 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Leo J. LaPorte | | | | |
|1934 | | |Sergeant |Veteran |World War II "Anti-aircraft in the European theater of|
| |James L. Martin | | | |war, invasions of Africa, Sicily and many of the major|
| | | | | |campaigns over there." |
|1934 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Tim J. McCauley | | | | |
|1934 | |Army |Captain |Veteran |World War II |
| |Joseph E. Mulleavy | | | | |
|1934 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Louis Perini | | | | |
|1934 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Frederick W. Phillips | | | | |
|1934 | |Army Air Forces |Private |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert V. Pollock | | | | |
|1934 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John C. Schmittdiel | | | | |
|1934 | |Army Air Forces |Lieutenant |KIA |World War II Killed in a pilot training accident in|
| |Robert N. Schwenter | | | |Missoula, Montana on September 12, 1943. |
|1934 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Donald A. Thill | | | | |
|1935 | |Army |Captain |Veteran |World War II Served in New Guinea |
| |Bernard V. Barry | | | | |
|1935 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II European waters |
| |John F. Baumgartner | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Charles L. Bruce | | | | |
|1935 | |Army |Captain |Veteran |World War II -June 1942 to January 1946, discharged |
| |William E. Carroll | | | |as an Infantry Captain after three years in the |
| | | | | |European theater |
|1935 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran |World War II Somewhere in India |
| |William F. Clark | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Richard B. Cronin | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John M. Curran | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |W. Donnelly | | | | |
|1935 | |Army Air Forces |Captain |Veteran |World War II 1942-1946 Basic training in Milwaukee, |
| |Daniel C. Fisher | | | |WI, Washington D.C. and Denver, CO before acceptance |
| | | | | |into Officer's Candidate School in Homestead, FL. |
| | | | | |Served in the Pacific Theater, Burma Operations. |
|1935 | |Army Air Forces |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Served in South America |
| |James M. Forkins | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |F. Graw | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |D. Harung | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Henry J. Keane | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |G. Ward Kemp | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Howard A. Klein | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Edward B. Kolar | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John D. Lovely | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Bertin V. Marshall | | | | |
|1935 | |Army |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Paratroop Infantry; Purple Heart, |
| |Edward W. McNerney | | | |Bronze Star, and Infantry Combat medals |
|1935 | |Army Air Forces |Second Lieutenant |KIA |World War II - While in England, Monda was cited for |
| |George E. Monda | | | |bravery when his bomber crew blasted 13 German planes |
| | | | | |of an attacking squadron of 35. Died in Action in |
| | | | | |North Africa |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John F. Moran | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James N. Motschall | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John R. Murphy | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Jerome A. Myszkowski | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Loren R. Nall | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II 32nd Division in the Philippnes |
| |John C. Natus, Jr. | | | | |
|1935 | |Army |Captain |Veteran |World War II Served in the South Pacific |
| |Frank L. Neward, Jr. | | | | |
|1935 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John P. O'Hara | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Val R. Pieronek | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Henry P. Rahaley | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Paul V. Rahaley | | | | |
|1935 | |Navy | | |World War II |
| |Charles Rogers | | | | |
|1935 | |Navy |Yeoman |Veteran |World War II |
| |Albert J. Sage | | | | |
|1935 | |Army |Private |Veteran |World War II |
| |John P. Scallen | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Donald J. Schloff | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Theodore J. Sweeney | | | | |
|1935 | |Army |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II |
| |Thomas Toomey | | | | |
|1935 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John R. White | | | | |
|1936 | |Army |Corporal |Veteran |World War II Served in the South Pacific; Coast |
| |William J. Berg, Jr. | | | |Artillery |
|1936 | |Navy |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Served in Marshall and Admiralty |
| |Richard F. Brennan | | | |Islands |
|1936 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Donald J. Carey | | | | |
|1936 | | | |Veteran |World War II Served in Burma |
| |John G. Carron | | | | |
|1936 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Ross R. Caton | | | | |
|1936 | | | |Veteran |World War II Medico Staff at at Carlisle Barracks, PA|
| |James P. Cleary | | | | |
|1936 | | |Captain |Veteran |World War II Served in Egypt |
| |John (Mo) D. Colombo | | | | |
|1936 | |Air Force |Captain |Veteran |World War II Participated in the Tunisia, Sicily, |
| |Robert A. Dietrich | | | |Corsica and Iatly campaigns and received the Air Medal|
| | | | | |with two Oak Leaf clusters. |
|1936 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Donald V. Donohue | | | | |
|1936 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James Dyan | | | | |
|1936 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Thomas J. Feldman | | | | |
|1936 | | |Captain |Veteran |World War II "Last autograph given by Ernie Pyle, the |
| |Fred J. Foerg | | | |fame war correspondent." |
|1936 | | |Captain |Veteran |World War II Panama Zone |
| |Thomas E. Garvale | | | | |
|1936 | |Army Air Corps |Major |Veteran |World War II Guam, Mariana Islands |
| |Michael J. Hand | | | | |
|1936 | | |Sergeant Major |Veteran |World War II Chemical Warfare Battalion Served in |
| |George P. Head | | | |Panama |
|1936 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |C. Jacques | | | | |
|1936 | |Army |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II |
| |Edmund J. Jones | | | | |
|1936 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Charles R. Klebes | | | | |
|1936 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Donald J. Mahoney | | | | |
|1936 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II Served in Philippines |
| |Joseph P. Maloney | | | | |
|1936 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran |World War II Germany with Patton's 3rd Army |
| |James T. McClain | | | | |
|1936 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John J. O'Neill | | | | |
|1936 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |David Peirce | | | | |
|1936 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert J. Pfeffer | | | | |
|1936 | |Army |First Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II With Medico in the New Hebrides, |
| |Joseph T. Scallen | | | |Pacific Region |
|1936 | |Army |Captain |Veteran |World War II Served in artillery battalion in |
| |Charles B. Squiers | | | |Germany |
|1936 | |Army Air Forces |Captain |Veteran |World War II Served in France; Air Medal with 14 |
| |Jerome C. Stannard | | | |clusters "following his 78 missions during his nine |
| | | | | |months overseas." |
|1936 | |Army |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II |
| |Vincent T. Steiner | | | | |
|1936 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Leo Stempowski | | | | |
|1936 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John L. Sturm | | | | |
|1936 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert H. Taylor | | | | |
|1936 | |Army | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |William B. Thompson | | | | |
|1936 | | | |Veteran |World War II Served in Germany |
| |Paul H. Toepp | | | | |
|1936 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John Edward Van Horn | | | | |
|1936 | |Army Air Forces |Sergeant |KIA |World War II - Died in Action; Tail gunner on a Flying|
| |Robert M. Wagner | | | |Fortress" shot down over Germany in 1945 |
|1936 | |Navy |Boatswain's Mate |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |John G. Wallace | | | |Aboard the Houston and killed off Java early in the |
| | | | | |war - "First grad to give life in war" |
|1936 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Frederick J. Winter | | | | |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Vincent Adamo | | | | |
|1937 | |Army |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Aerial flights in the Southwest Pacific|
| |Francis E. Bosler | | | |area. Awarded Air Medal with Oak Leaf Clusters |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Ralph R. Bowen | | | | |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Earl W. Brown | | | | |
|1937 | |Navy |Ensign |Veteran |World War II Served in Tarawa |
| |William P. Brown | | | | |
|1937 | |Army |Private |Veteran |World War II |
| |John F. Bruckler | | | | |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Ira B. Callendar | | | | |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Walter J. Cronin | | | | |
|1937 | |Army Air Forces |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Served in Italy |
| |Carl W. Decker | | | | |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |J. Donner | | | | |
|1937 | | | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |Richard E. Emery | | | | |
|1937 | | | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action; Served in the Aleutians|
| |John B. Evans | | | |for 18 months |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |F. Feldman | | | | |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Raymond Fisher | | | | |
|1937 | |Army |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert M. Fitzgibbons | | | | |
|1937 | | | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |Thomas H. Fitzgibbons | | | |Russell Islands February 1943 |
|1937 | |Air Force |Captain |Veteran |World War II Test pilot and engineering officer; |
| |Irving F. Gillespie | | | |Trained many to fly the Hump in support of the war |
| | | | | |effort in Asia |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Alphonse J. Grunwald | | | | |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Thomas F. Horrigan | | | | |
|1937 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II Naval Officer aboard U.S.S. Patterson |
| |John P. Kavanagh | | | | |
|1937 | |Army |Colonel |Veteran |World War II |
| |Raymond J. Kelly, Jr. | | | | |
|1937 | |Marine Corps |Captain |Veteran |World War II Awarded Silver Star - Iwo Jima |
| |William J. King | | | |(Received communion on Iwo Jima with his brother |
| | | | | |George E. King '38) |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Arthur G. Kirchner | | | | |
|1937 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II and Korean Conflict |
| |John D. Knapp | | | | |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert F. Lane | | | | |
|1937 | |Army Air Forces |Sergeant |KIA |World War II - Missing in action over France, July 4, |
| |Thomas A. Loughlin | | | |1945 ...declared dead July 27, 1945 |
|1937 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II Pilot's license put to good use during |
| |Edward A. Macholl | | | |World War ll and Korea: Survived 2 plane crashes and |
| | | | | |stated "It's better to be lucky than good." |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Charles V. McHenry | | | | |
|1937 | |Marine Corps |Colonel |Retired |World War II and Korean War Retired 1984 Service |
| |Edward J. Montagne | | | |duty: Pilot Foreign duty: South Pacific , Soloman |
| | | | | |Islands |
|1937 | |Army |Corporal |Veteran |World War II "Seen duty in India and China." |
| |Donald M. Morrissey | | | | |
|1937 | |Army |Private |Veteran |World War II Counter Intelligence in New Guinea, the|
| |William F. Nern | | | |Philippines and Japan; awarded the Bronze Star |
|1937 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran |World War II - fought in Sicily, Palermo, Messina and |
| |Fred J. O'Donnell | | | |Casino. |
|1937 | |Army Air Forces |Aviation Cadet |Veteran |World War II |
| |Richard F. O'Hara | | | | |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James Pierce | | | | |
|1937 | |Army |First Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Trained for B24 Liberators |
| |Edward G. Rice | | | | |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert B. Ryan | | | | |
|1937 | |Navy |Lieutenant (jg) |Veteran |World War II 1942-1946 Served in the Aleutians |
| |Carl H. Schmidt, Jr. | | | | |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Albert C. Scott | | | | |
|1937 | |Marine Corps |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Served in the South Pacific "been in |
| |William E. Shea | | | |many major battles from Guadal-canal to Peleliu |
| | | | | |Islands." |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Mark Taylor | | | | |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Richard B. Teiper | | | | |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Raymond E. Thome | | | | |
|1937 | |Army Air Forces | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |John E. Toomey | | | |Killed in plane crash, 1943 |
|1937 | | | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action, at sea |
| |Robert Trainor | | | | |
|1937 | |Navy |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Served in the Pacific |
| |Francis Van Antwerp | | | | |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John A. Walsh | | | | |
|1937 | |Army Air Forces | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |Robert C. White | | | | |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Vernon White | | | | |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Vernon J. Witkowski | | | | |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Mahlon E. Wood | | | | |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Aloysius S. Wyborski | | | | |
|1937 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Richard H. Zindler | | | | |
|1938 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Lee D. Allen | | | | |
|1938 | |Navy | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |Louis J. Bonkowski | | | |Killed in 1943 plane crash |
|1938 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |R. T. Brodhead | | | | |
|1938 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |J. Cagh | | | | |
|1938 | |Army |Private |Veteran |World War II European theater |
| |William R. Cameron | |1st Class | | |
|1938 | |Air Corps |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II "Was shot down and wounded during a |
| |John J. Carroll | | | |Breman raid." Awarded Purple Heart and Air Medal. |
|1938 | |Air Force |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Stationed near Paris, France - Strategic|
| |Joseph H. Dimond | |1st Class | |Air Force of Europe |
|1938 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John M. Doyle | | | | |
|1938 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Frank Drolshagen | | | | |
|1938 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James G. Ellis | | | | |
|1938 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Eugene Fallon | | | | |
|1938 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Alfred J. Fisher | | | | |
|1938 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Thomas K. Fisher | | | | |
|1938 | |Army |Major |Veteran |World War II Philippines and late 1945-1946 assigned|
| |John P. Fitzpatrick | | | |to Occupation Forces Japan Resigned Michigan Air |
| | | | | |National Guard 1952 |
|1938 | |Army | |Retired | |
| |Walter E. Gaspard | | | | |
|1938 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Albert A. Goodrich | | | | |
|1938 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |A. Hawkers | | | | |
|1938 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Alfred G. Hawkins | | | | |
|1938 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert P. Horrigan | | | | |
|1938 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |William L. Hurley | | | | |
|1938 | |Army Air Forces | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |Henry J. Kennady | | | |Killed over France in 1944 |
|1938 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Edgar C. Kiefer | | | | |
|1938 | |Navy |Ensign |Veteran |World War II Served in the Pacific theater and aided |
| |George E. King | | | |in the invasion of Iwo Jima (Received communion on Iwo|
| | | | | |Jima with his brother William J. King '37) |
|1938 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II Served in the Asiatic-Pacific Theater |
| |Charles J. Linahan | | | |receiving a bronze battle star and 3 overseas service |
| | | | | |bars |
|1938 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |J. Markem | | | | |
|1938 | |Army Air Forces |Corporal |Veteran |World War II - Served in Europe with Patton's army; |
| |John C. McCabe | | | |Four battle stars |
|1938 | |Army |Staff Sergeant |Veteran |World War II Somewhere in Europe |
| |George D. Noble | | | | |
|1938 | |Air Force |Technical Sergeant |Veteran |World War II Ordinance battalion in the South Pacific|
| |William C. Noble | | | | |
|1938 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James K. O'Leary | | | | |
|1938 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Vincent L. Payette | | | | |
|1938 | |Army Air Forces |Captain |Veteran |World War II |
| |Ralph L. Retzlaff | | | | |
|1938 | |Air Force | |Veteran |Korean War Flew jet fighters |
| |John J. Roach | | | | |
|1938 | |Army |Captain |Veteran |World War II Served 1946-1948 as a transport surgeon|
| |James M. Ryan | | | |on ships carrying US troops making eight trips to |
| | | | | |Europe and three to Antarctica. |
|1938 | |Marine Corps | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Fredrick Sanderson | | | | |
|1938 | |Navy |Operations Officer |Veteran |World War II and Korea, rising to position of |
| |George S. Tobias | | | |Operations Officer aboard the U.S.S. Forrest Royal |
| | | | | |(DD872) |
|1938 | | |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II |
| |Gerald K. Vieson | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Joseph Badalament | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Earl G. Barnes | | | | |
|1939 | | |Second Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Saw action at Okinawa, Saipan and Leyte |
| |William Baumgartner | | | | |
|1939 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II Philippines |
| |John J. Beach | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Richard J. Bowen | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Edward M. Brennan | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Henry J. Brennan | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John P. Collins | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James S. Connolly | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |William M. Danz | | | | |
|1939 | |Navy Air Force |Lieutenant (jg) |Veteran |World War II Served in both military theaters |
| |Arthur Donnelly | | | | |
|1939 | |Army |Private |Veteran |World War II "Training for work as an army physician."|
| |Edward J. Dranginis | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John R. Dunlop | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Alphonse E. Dusseau | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Donald R. Egan | | | | |
|1939 | |Marine Air Corps|Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Instructor in Dallas |
| |Don W. Ellis | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Edward C. Ferguson | | | | |
|1939 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II Gunnery Officer |
| |Edwin B. Feys | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Frank S. Foerg | | | | |
|1939 | |Navy |Ensign |Veteran |World War II Executive officer on an L.S.T. boat and |
| |Vincent T. Forner | | | |seen much action. Stationed in Australia near |
| | | | | |Tasmania |
|1939 | |Army |Private |Veteran |World War II Army Engineer, Wounded in action |
| |Thomas J. Garry | |1st Class | | |
|1939 | |Army Air Forces | |Veteran |World War II Aerial gunnery instructor |
| |John A. Garvale | | | | |
|1939 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran |World War II Battle of the Bulge, prisoner of war, |
| |John M. Gillespie | | | |recieved eight medals, including the Bronze Star. |
|1939 | | |Lieutenant |Veteran | |
| |Joseph A. Gillis | | | | |
|1939 | | |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert P. Grant | | | | |
|1939 | |Army Air Corps |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Navigator |
| |John P. Hayes | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Daniel P. Kelly, Jr. | | | | |
|1939 | |Navy |Lieutenant (jg) |Veteran |World War II Gunnery officer on an escort with |
| |Ellsworth “Ken” Kendig | | | |General McArthur's return to Leyte Gulf. |
|1939 | |Navy |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Pilot of B-24 and PBY aircraft |
| |Everett P. Kennedy | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Richard E. Kerwin | | | | |
|1939 | |Army |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Air Transport Command pilot based in |
| |Charles E. Kinney | | | |Moroco |
|1939 | |Marine Corps | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John L. Kohl | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |R. Kurnz | | | | |
|1939 | |Navy | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |John A. La Grou, Jr. | | | |Killed in Marianas in 1944 |
|1939 | |Air Force |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II |
| |Joseph A. Lang | | | | |
|1939 | | |Lieutenant |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |John J. Maher | | | |Killed at Leyte in the Phillippines |
|1939 | |Army Air Forces | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |John D. McLaughlin | | | | |
|1939 | |Navy |Ensign |Veteran |World War II Served on destroyer off the coast of |
| |William H. Merritt | | | |Africa |
|1939 | |Army |Staff Sergeant |Veteran |World War II Served in Germany |
| |Lionel J. Montagne | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John Montgomery | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Ralph A. Mortensen | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Frank G. Murphy | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Urban F. Ptach | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II Served in England |
| |Wilmer T. Rabe | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Edward C. Roney | | | | |
|1939 | |Marine Corps Air|Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Quantico Aviation Advance school |
| |Jerome. J. Roy |Service | | | |
|1939 | |Army |Private |Veteran |World War II Oahu Island in Hawaii with the army |
| |Leroy T. Rozek | |1st Class | |engineers. |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Albert Schmidt | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |R. Steurdevan | | | | |
|1939 | |Air Force |Lieutenant (jg) |Veteran |World War II "Flying PBY's from a base in Saipan." |
| |Richard M. Thomas | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |William E. Thurston | | | | |
|1939 | |Navy |Lieutenant Colonel |Veteran |World War II U.S.S. Prairie European Theater |
| |Anthony Van Antwerp | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Walter L. VanGoetham | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert A. Wallace | | | | |
|1939 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert Westcott | | | | |
|1939 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II Served in Hawaii and Saipan |
| |Frank D. Wilberding | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Charles D. Allegrina | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James E. Allison | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Louis F. Badalament | | | | |
|1940 | |Navy Air Force | |Veteran |World War II Pacific Theater |
| |Paul R. Baumgartner | | | | |
|1940 | |Navy |Lieutenant (jg) |Veteran |World War II |
| |Louis S. Bernadotte | | | | |
|1940 | | |Colonel |Veteran | |
| |John P. Berres | | | | |
|1940 | |Marine Corps |Corporal |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |John F. Brennan | | | |Killed on Iwo Jima Feb. 1945 |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |David O. Bruce | | | | |
|1940 | |Canadian Royal | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action over Norway in 1942 |
| |James F. Byers |Air Force | | |flying with Canadian Royal Air Force |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James P. Casey | | | | |
|1940 | |Marine Corps | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Victor Chilson | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Richard L. Churgay | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II Wounded in action |
| |Crawford B. Cox | | | | |
|1940 | |Army Air Forces | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |Earle H. Cunningham | | | |Killed in plane crash in the U.S. |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |D. De Vine | | | | |
|1940 | |Marine Corps |Corporal |Veteran |World War II "was in on the attack of Iwo Jima, and |
| |Joseph D. Devine | | | |brother it was no picnic!" |
|1940 | |Marine Corps |First Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Okinawa campaign |
| |Thomas C. Dorais | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John A. Finneren | | | | |
|1940 | | |Captain |Veteran |World War II |
| |James C. Finney | | | | |
|1940 | |Army |Cadet |Veteran |West Point |
| |Thomas L. Flattery | | | | |
|1940 | |Marine Corps |Lieutenant |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |Wilfred H. Fogelsong | | | |Killed on Iwo Jima February 1945 |
|1940 | | | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |Jack R. Greene | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Joseph E. Halfmann | | | | |
|1940 | |Army |Corporal |Veteran | |
| |Frank A. Hand | | | | |
|1940 | |Army Air Forces | |Veteran |World War II Proud veteran |
| |Joseph Hillebrand | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Edwin C. Hoff | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |W. Jeakle | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Michael R. Kalasinski | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |R. Kilil | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert L. Koperski | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Richard C. Krajenke | | | | |
|1940 | |Navy Air Force | |Veteran |World War II Corsair aviator, plank owner of USS |
| |A. Gerard Leone | | | |Midway |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |R. Joseph Lilly | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John O. Lockwood | | | | |
|1940 | |Air Force |Colonel |Veteran |World War II P-47 Squadron, 97 missions with 352nd |
| |Lawrence E. McCarthy | | | |Fighter Group Bodney, England; Distinguished Flying |
| | | | | |Cross, Oak Leaf Cluster, Silver Star, Presidential |
| | | | | |Unit Citation, & Medal for Meritorious Achievement |
| | | | | |over Germany downing two Nazi planes |
|1940 | |Marine Air Corps|Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Marine pilot, flew torpedo bombers in |
| |Arthur E. Montagne | | | |South Pacific, and stationed in Okinawa |
|1940 | |Navy |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Flew a Navy PBY aircraft in the |
| |Thomas C. Montgomery | | | |Pacific Region |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Gerard P. Morrissy | | | | |
|1940 | |Air Force |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Piloted C-47 in France; carried |
| |Michael Moynihan | | | |paratroopers in the D-Day invasion of Cherburg and |
| | | | | |Southern France; holds Air Medal with clusters and a |
| | | | | |Presidential Unit Citation |
|1940 | |Navy |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Served in France |
| |Robert H. Nelson | | | | |
|1940 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran |World War II Somewhere in China |
| |John L. Noetzel | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert C. O'Gorman | | | | |
|1940 | |Navy |Lieutenant |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |John M. O'Hara | |2nd Class | |Killed in New Hanover in the Pacific, 1944 as fighter |
| | | | | |pilot. |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |E. O'Neill | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James F. O'Neill | | | | |
|1940 | |Army |Private |Veteran |World War II |
| |Michael J. O'Neill | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John H. Posselius | | | | |
|1940 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Dr. George L. Reno | | | | |
|1940 | |Army |Private |Veteran |World War II "Landed with the 45th Division on D-Day|
| |Thomas A. Riordan | |1st Class | |(Aug 15) Southern France invasion, after four months |
| | | | | |in Italy." Transferred to the Army of Occupation |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |David T. Roney | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Jack T. Ryan | | | | |
|1940 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran |World War II Germany 18 mos with 3rd Armored Div |
| |Alfred A. Schmidt | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |P. Thomas Schmidt | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Richard A. Schrage | | | | |
|1940 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran |World War II |
| |John P. Shea | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Paul Shone | | | | |
|1940 | |Navy Air Force | |Veteran |World War II Aviation Cadet Regiment, Corpus |
| |Richard A. Snyder | | | |Christi, TX |
|1940 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran |World War II Somewhere in France |
| |John H. Steele | | | | |
|1940 | |Air Force |Colonel |Retired |World War II Fighter pilot in South Pacific; |
| |Robert F. Steffy | | | |Distinguished Flying Cross. In an aerial battle over |
| | | | | |Philippines, shot down 2 Japanese planes, ran out of |
| | | | | |ammunition & close to enemy territory forced a 3rd |
| | | | | |plane to crash into the sea. |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |George D. Stilwill | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |William H. Swain | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Walter Teodecki | | | | |
|1940 | |Marine Corps |Private |Veteran |World War II Enlisted after attack on Pearl Harbor; |
| |Arthur W. Thibodeau | | | |Served in the European theater |
|1940 | |Navy | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action at sea in 1942 |
| |Omar L. Trainor | | | | |
|1940 | |Army | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |Charles R. Turner | | | |Killed in Belgium in January 1945 |
|1940 | |Air Force |Flight Officer |Veteran |World War II Awarded Air Medal |
| |J. Wagner | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Edgar W. Webb | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Richard L. Whiting | | | | |
|1940 | |Army Air Forces | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Edward W. Wilberding | | | | |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John J. Wilhelm | | | | |
|1940 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II European theater and training for the |
| |William J. Wink, Jr. | | | |Pacific "as an infantry platoon leader." |
|1940 | |Air Force |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II "One of the pilots on a P51 bomber in |
| |Stirling T. Zimmerman | | | |Europe." |
|1940 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |H. Christian Zweng | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert Bacon | | | | |
|1941 | |Air Force |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Fifteenth Air Force in Italy |
| |Arthur F. Barkey | | | | |
|1941 | |Army |First Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Served with distinction and piloted 31|
| |J. Addison Bartush | | | |bombing missions over Germany and Eastern Europe |
| | | | | |during the darkest days of the Second World War. |
| | | | | |Awarded the US Army Air Forces Air Medal with 6 oak |
| | | | | |leaf clusters for his wartime service. |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Edward Baumgartner | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Stanley R. Belian | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert M. Bookmyer | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |R. Bowen | | | | |
|1941 | |Army | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |Alfred R. Boyer | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |J. Richard Brown | | | | |
|1941 | |Army | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action of pneumonia at |
| |James J. Bubb | | | |Guadalcanal in 1945 |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |William L. Cloutier | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Wyman Cole | | | | |
|1941 | |Marine Corps | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |William J. Colombo | | | |Plane crash at Tarawa in 1944 |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert J. Colwell | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James W. Crusoe | | | | |
|1941 | |Navy |Captain |Veteran |World War II Communications officer and served on LST|
| |Dennis A. Darin, Jr. | | | |in the Pacific Theater. |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |F. Dermody | | | | |
|1941 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II Infantry ofce based in Hawaii |
| |Thomas J. Dwyer | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John W. Foerg | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |William G. Gardiner | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |W. Reid Halla | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John A. Hay | | | | |
|1941 | |Air Force | |Veteran |World War II 8th Air Force Division |
| |Thomas S. Head | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Neil P. Hoff | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Joseph A. Hoffman | | | | |
|1941 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran |World War II Somewhere in France "Living in a hut |
| |Charles L. Hommel | | | |which he and his companions built from parts of a P-38|
| | | | | |Lightening." |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John J. Horrigan | | | | |
|1941 | |Army Air Forces | |Veteran |World War II Fighter pilot throughout the Pacific |
| |Thomas C. Huber | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert P. Hurley | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Eugene H. Kennedy | | | | |
|1941 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II Convoy duty on the Atlantic; made seven|
| |Ivin E. Kerr | | | |trips to England; and served in the Pacific |
|1941 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II Served as an officer in the 3rd Army, |
| |Frank R. Kruse | | | |Signal Corp in Heidelberg. Then assigned to the Palace|
| | | | | |of Justice courtroom, at the Nuremberg War Crimes |
| | | | | |Tribunals throughout 1946, first as acting, then as |
| | | | | |chief signal officer. |
|1941 | |Marine Corps |Private |Veteran |World War II Served somewhere in the South Pacific |
| |Thomas L. Laveck | | | | |
|1941 | |Army Air Forces | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |Leroy L. Luno | | | |Killed in crash over Germany, 1945 |
|1941 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II Aerology specialist |
| |Robert P. MacDuff | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Francis C. Madden | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |J. Magrath | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert A. Mampel | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James L. Markey | | | | |
|1941 | |Army Air Forces |Sergeant |Veteran |World War II Bomber squadron for England invasion; |
| |John F. Mathews | | | |Air Medal with three Oak Leaf clusters and two Bronze |
| | | | | |Stars |
|1941 | |Army Air Forces |Lieutenant |MIA |World War II Single engine pursuit pilot, Missing in|
| |Francis J. McCarthy | | | |action over Hamburg; had received the Air Medal with a|
| | | | | |silver cluster after completing 60 mission. |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |William L. McDace | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |L. McDonald | | | | |
|1941 | |Marine Corps |Sergeant |Veteran |World War II Served in the Mariannas Islands |
| |Thomas B. LcLaughlin | | | | |
|1941 | |Navy |Seaman |Veteran | |
| |James E. Meagher | |1st Class | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |E. Meier | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Richard S. Nelson | | | | |
|1941 | | |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II (Oct 1944 ) Imprisoned in Bulgaria; |
| |Edward R. O'Hara | |2nd Class | |Air Medal and Purple Heart |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Thomas Owens | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |J. Parks | | | | |
|1941 | |Navy | |Veteran |Naval V-12 Program at Columbia University, NY |
| |Joseph E. Risdon | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Paul Rooney | | | | |
|1941 | |Marine Corps |Private |Veteran |World War II Somewhere in the South Pacific |
| |Frank J. Schowalter | |1st Class | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John E. Schramm | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John J. Shanahan | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John E. Shramm | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |P. Skladzien | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Casimir A. Studzinski | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |E. Sullivan | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James H. Sutton | | | | |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Eugene B. Swan | | | | |
|1941 | |Army |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Served as an officer for 25 years, |
| |Richard T. Tarnas | | | |served as Chief Counsel to the U.S. Army |
| | | | | |Tank-Automotive Command headquarted in Warren, |
| | | | | |Michigan |
|1941 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Burton C. Wilson | | | | |
|1942 | | | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |Robert C. Anhut | | | |Paratrooper, fatally injured in Arnhem, Netherlands |
|1942 | |Air Force |Technical Sergeant |Veteran |World War II |
| |William P. Askew | | | | |
|1942 | |Army |Private |Veteran |World War II European Theater; Medic in the 44th |
| |Irving J. Belanger | |1st Class | |Infantry division. |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Arthur H. Bichan | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Edward K. Blake | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Paul J. Bonenfant | | | | |
|1942 | |Navy |Ensign |Veteran |World War II |
| |Donald Brennan | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Patrick J. Brophy | | | | |
|1942 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II "Only man left of a group of Yanks who |
| |Bob Carlin | | | |charged a machine gun nest in France." |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John A. Carnaghi | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Lionel D. Caron | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Andrew R. Casai | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Bernard Chambers | | | | |
|1942 | |Army |Technical Sergeant |Veteran |World War II European Theater and Pacific Theater; |
| |Robert D. Champlin | | | |822nd Medical Air Evacuation Squadron |
|1942 | |Army |Private |Veteran |World War II |
| |Julius A. Clauss | |1st Class | | |
|1942 | |Army |Corporal |Veteran |World War II "Working on harbor craft in Luzon" |
| |John R. Cleary | | | | |
|1942 | |Army |Private |Veteran |World War II Took part in three invasions in the |
| |Edward A. Clexton | |1st Class | |European theater. |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James A. Cloutier | | | | |
|1942 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II Served in the Pacific |
| |John J. Considine | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John Corcoan | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |J. Coughlin | | | | |
|1942 | |Army | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action at Belfort Gap in France|
| |Charles E. Cronin | | | |in 1944 "Laid to rest in a blessed grave in an army |
| | | | | |cemetery in France." |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Richard W. Dambrun | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II Special Forces of the E.T.O. |
| |Wallace A. De Ponio | | | | |
|1942 | |Army |Captain |Veteran |World War II Served in European theater; Second |
| |William J. Devers | | | |Engineers; awarded Croix de Guerre by Gen. Charles de |
| | | | | |Gaulle of France; "wears three battle stars" |
|1942 | |Army |Private |Veteran |World War II Medical Corps at Camp Atterbury, |
| |Joseph Donnelly | |1st Class | |Indiana |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Felix M. Doran | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Raymond V. Dunn | | | | |
|1942 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II Marianas Islands |
| |John L. (Jack) Forberg | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |William W. Fralick | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Philip A. Gillis | | | | |
|1942 | | |Corporal |Veteran |World War II Served in Iwo Jima |
| |Wm. Sterling Gordon | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John B. Gotfredson | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Frederick T. Hamm | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Charles Hasse | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert E. Head | | | | |
|1942 | |Army Air Forces | |Veteran |World War II |
| |William H. Hoelscher | | | | |
|1942 | |Navy |Cadet |Veteran |World War II |
| |Jerome E. Hoffman | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Kenneth V. Horrigan | | | | |
|1942 | |Army Air Forces | |Veteran |World War II "…career of flying "The Hump" for the |
| |Warren J. Howarth | | | |Air Transport Command." 1100 flying hours |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James P. Huddleston | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John F. Ivory | | | | |
|1942 | |Army |Corporal |Veteran |World War II |
| |Donald E. Jacques | | | | |
|1942 | | |MP |Veteran |World War II Served in Europe |
| |Bernard H. Johnson | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Gerald J. Johnson | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |David Johnson | | | | |
|1942 | |Marine Corps |Private |Veteran |World War II |
| |Gerald J. Jordan | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Harold Kalbfleisch | | | | |
|1942 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert E. La Joie | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John S. Laica | | | | |
|1942 | |Air Force | |Veteran |World War II Combat Medic: Purple Heart and two |
| |Anacleto Leone | | | |Bronze Stars |
|1942 | |Navy |Lieutenant (jg) |Veteran |Served: 1943-1946; resigned 1950 |
| |C. Frederick Leydig | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert P. Lilly | | | | |
|1942 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II QM 3-c U.S. Submarine Baya; Awarded |
| |John J. Lynn | | | |Navy Cross "for one of the most daring raids of |
| | | | | |submarine warfare." |
|1942 | |Marine Corps | |Veteran | |
| |David V. Martin | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |William L. Mathews | | | | |
|1942 | |Army Air Forces | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |Manuel J. Mendez | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Thomas J. Moran | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert E. Mulcrone | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Richard G. Nagle | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Charles Niles | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II Yokasuka Marine base |
| |G. William Norton | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Donnell P. O'Callaghan | | | | |
|1942 | |Army Air Forces |Private |Veteran |World War II Served in the Pacific Marianas |
| |Clement J. O'Hara | |1st Class | | |
|1942 | | |Sergeant |Veteran |World War II Served in Pacific |
| |Frank J. Otto | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Richard J. Pfeiffer | | | | |
|1942 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II Somewhere in Pacific |
| |Mitchell J. Pieronek | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Lee Rabaut | | | | |
|1942 | |Navy |Petty Officer |Veteran |World War II Aerographers Mate (AERM2) |
| |William Q. Reno, Jr. | |2nd Class | | |
|1942 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran |World War II Served in India |
| |William H. Rice | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Louis J. Schneider | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John W. Snyder | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Benjamin Soffe | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |William Sonneborn | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Rob R. Stewart | | | | |
|1942 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert Thomas Sullivan | | | | |
|1942 | |Navy |Ensign |Veteran |World War II "helping the Aussies clear New Guinea |
| |Joseph A. Valenti | | | |of Japs." |
|1942 | |Air Force | |Veteran |World War II Air Corpsman in Florida |
| |Eugene Vier | | | | |
|1942 | |Army |Corporal |Veteran |Served: 1943-45 Air Corp Corporal |
| |John F. Ward | | | | |
|1942 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II Served in the Aleutians, Africa and |
| |Jerome W. Webb | | | |Russia |
|1942 | |Marine Corps | |Veteran |World War II |
| |George H. Williams | | | | |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Thomas Affeldt | | | | |
|1943 | |Army Air Forces |Sergeant |Veteran |World War II European theater; Plane hit, |
| |Thomas V. Angott | | | |parachuted into hands of Dutch underground for eight |
| | | | | |months, liberated by Canadians. Presidential Citation,|
| | | | | |Purple Heart, Good Conduct Medal & colors of combat |
| | | | | |with four stars. |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Ralph K. Bartholomew | | | | |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Douglas R. Bauer | | | | |
|1943 | |Army Air Forces | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Walter P. Baughman | | | | |
|1943 | |Army Air Forces |Flight Officer |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |Fred C. Bellemore | | | |Killed in plane crash in the U.S. |
|1943 | |Marine Corps |Private |Veteran |World War II Quantico |
| |Robert L. Blinstrub | |1st Class | | |
|1943 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Gerard T. Boisineau | | | | |
|1943 | |Marine Corps | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John F. Brandmier | | | | |
|1943 | |Marine Corps | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Thomas J. Brennan | | | | |
|1943 | |Marine Corps | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Richard C. Burkhardt | | | | |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II "…still punching it out with the japs |
| |Robert E. Cain | | | |on Okinawa when the island battle was declared an |
| | | | | |American victory." |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II "A flight officer in the ferrying |
| |Arthur B. Carney | | | |command, he had been bringing air giants to Europe." |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Kent Cathcart | | | | |
|1943 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert Chapman | | | | |
|1943 | |Navy Air Force | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert C. Costello | | | | |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II Cryptography and Aerial Gunnery schools|
| |Walter M. Cusack | | | | |
|1943 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II Served as apprentice seaman at the Great|
| |John D. Darin | | | |Lakes |
|1943 | |Air Force |Commanding Officer |Veteran |World War II Somewhere in France; Commanding officer|
| |James B. Donnelly | | | |of the 398th Bombardment Group (Heavy). |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Lawrence A. Dormal | | | | |
|1943 | |Navy | |KIA |World War II - Died of a sickness contracted overseas |
| |Joseph R. Du Chene | | | | |
|1943 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II Served as a Motor Machinist First Class|
| |Richard J. Duncan | | | |from 43 to 46 on an LST in the South Pacific. |
|1943 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran |World War II Served in the South Pacific |
| |Charles A. Duncombe | | | | |
|1943 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Thomas Dunn | | | | |
|1943 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Maurice F. Dutra | | | | |
|1943 | |Marine Corps | |Veteran |World War II |
| |William F. Dwyer | | | | |
|1943 | |Marine Corps | |Veteran |World War II |
| |E. Thomas Erdmann | | | | |
|1943 | |Army Air Forces |First Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II Served in South Pacific "completed 33 |
| |David J. (Jerry) Finneren | | | |missions" |
|1943 | |Navy Air Force | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert C. Fisher | | | | |
|1943 | |Army Air Corps |Private |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |Robert Fogelsong | | | | |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II Infantry in Europe "where he saw some |
| |Robert Gerlach | | | |of the stiffest fighting on the Western front." |
|1943 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Jerry L. Gitre | | | | |
|1943 | |Army Air Forces | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James H. Gowenlock | | | | |
|1943 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Walter B. Groves | | | | |
|1943 | |Army Air Corps |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II "special radar and bomb training" |
| |John P. Harrington | | | | |
|1943 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John T. Hayes | | | | |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II |
| |David L. Helm | | | | |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Lawrence Henrich | | | | |
|1943 | |Army Air Forces | |Veteran |World War II Served in the Pacific |
| |Robert A. Howe | | | | |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II Served on bombing missions over the |
| |Earl R. Hudgins | | | |European areas |
|1943 | |Army |Private |Veteran |World War II "Wounded twice during the Italian |
| |Douglas W. Johnson | |1st Class | |campaign. " |
|1943 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James L. Johnson | | | | |
|1943 | | | |Veteran |World War II "…his duty to relay messages fom the |
| |Patrick J. Kealy | | | |fighting area to back of the lines via telephone." |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert E. Kelley | | | | |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert E. Kelley | | | | |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II 101st Airborne Division "In a group of |
| |John H. Kessel | | | |11 air-borne soldiers lost behind German linesi n |
| | | | | |Holland. Later rescued by the British." |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert Knickerbocker | | | | |
|1943 | |Army Air Forces | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Philip Koscinski | | | | |
|1943 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John K. Lark | | | | |
|1943 | |Marine Corps | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Frank X. Lauterbur | | | | |
|1943 | |Merchant Marine |Ensign |Veteran |World War II |
| |James Laws | | | | |
|1943 | |Army |Private |Veteran |World War II Served in European Theater |
| |James Leacock | |1st Class | | |
|1943 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II 1943-1946 Admiralty Islands and |
| |Elmore J. Leonard | | | |Phillipines; Served with the Seabees (fighting |
| | | | | |construction battalion) |
|1943 | |Army Air Forces | |Veteran |World War II Served in India and China |
| |Robert M. Lorenz | | | | |
|1943 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II Served in the Pacific |
| |Robert F. Martin | | | | |
|1943 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |William F. Martz | | | | |
|1943 | |Marine Corps |Lieutenant |Veteran |World War II "bombing squadron in the Pacific" |
| |James Mason | | | | |
|1943 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran |World War II Served in India; Flew the "Hump;" |
| |Edward V. Mayer | | | |Awarded Air Medal |
|1943 | |Navy |Ensign |Veteran |World War II V-12 Program at Northwestern University|
| |Daniel J. McCarthy | | | | |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Leo J. McGough | | | | |
|1943 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II Hospital apprentice in a naval hospital|
| |John B. McGrath | | | |in the South Pacific |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Francis J. McLaughlin | | | | |
|1943 | |Marine Corps |Private |Veteran |World War II Served in Marianas |
| |James E. McLaughlin | |1st Class | | |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran | |
| |Vincent D. Meagher | | | | |
|1943 | |Army Air Forces | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |Edward H. Murphy | | | |Killed over Germany in April, 1945 |
|1943 | |Army Air Forces | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Frederick H. Murphy | | | | |
|1943 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Maurice J. Murphy | | | | |
|1943 | |Army Air Forces |Private |Veteran |World War II Served in Europe; Presidential Citation |
| |Edward H. Niepoth | |1st Class | | |
|1943 | |Navy |Midshipman |Veteran |World War II |
| |James H. Noetzel | | | | |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James G. O'Hara | | | | |
|1943 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Edward O'Leary | | | | |
|1943 | |Marine Corps | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John Packard | | | | |
|1943 | |Navy |Seabee |Veteran |World War II Served in Trinidad |
| |Charles L. Palms | | | | |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Charles F. Parent | | | | |
|1943 | |Army |Private |Veteran |World War II "Featured in both the Roer River |
| |Richard A. Parks | | | |offensive and the Allied drive on Cologne." |
|1943 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II Served in New Guinea; Fireman 1C |
| |Gerald G. Peck | | | |working for a motor machinist mate rating. |
|1943 | |Navy Air Corps. | |Veteran |World War II Served honorably |
| |Thomas F. Phillips | | | | |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II |
| |George J. Reichenbach | | | | |
|1943 | | | |Veteran |World War II Served in France |
| |Richard M. Repicky | | | | |
|1943 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |David R. Riordan | | | | |
|1943 | |Army Air Forces | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Palmer R. Rose | | | | |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II |
| |William J. Sabo | | | | |
|1943 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert J. Schrotzberger | | | | |
|1943 | |Army Air Forces |Corporal |Veteran |World War II Gunner on B32's |
| |Amos R. Shields | | | | |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert H. Shields | | | | |
|1943 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Wilfred F. Smith | | | | |
|1943 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John J. Smolenski | | | | |
|1943 | |Army Air Forces |Flight Officer |Veteran |World War II |
| |Harold G. Tarnas | | | | |
|1943 | |Army Air Forces |Specialist |Veteran |World War II Served in France, South Pacific and |
| |John D. Theodore | | | |Phillipines |
|1943 | |Army Air Forces | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Harvey J. Thibodeau | | | | |
|1943 | |Navy |Ensign |Veteran |World War II Served in the Marianas |
| |James P. Thompson | | | | |
|1943 | |Navy | |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |Donald R. Webb | | | |Killed on Saipan in 1944 |
|1943 | |Army Air Forces | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Francis M. Welsh | | | | |
|1943 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II |
| |William W. Wilcox | | | | |
|1943 | |Army |Private |KIA |World War II - Died in Action |
| |Richard C. Williams | |1st Class | |Killed on Luzon in March, 1945 |
|1943 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Robert Witkowski | | | | |
|1944 | |Navy |Seaman |Veteran |World War II Served on destroyer off coast of |
| |John B. Atkinson | |1st Class | |Africa; USS Vulcan in the Pacific "damage caused by |
| | | | | |the Japanese kamikaze suicide planes is a big problem |
| | | | | |for the Navy." First liberty party in Hiroshima |
|1944 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James O. Birdsall | | | | |
|1944 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |John B. Birdsall | | | | |
|1944 | | | |Veteran |World War II European theater; two campaign stars |
| |James F. Burkett | | | | |
|1944 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Charles G. Burnside | | | | |
|1944 | |Army Air Forces | |Veteran |World War II Served in Hawaii, trained as gunner for |
| |Paul D. Cadieux | | | |B-29 |
|1944 | |Navy |Seaman |Veteran |World War II Served in South Pacific |
| |Louis M. Cameron | | | | |
|1944 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II Served in Europe |
| |Paul G. Elsey | | | | |
|1944 | |Army |Private |Veteran |World War II Served in the Philippines |
| |Richard F. Erxleben | | | | |
|1944 | |Army |Private |Veteran |World War II |
| |William R. Fraser | | | | |
|1944 | |Army |Private |Veteran |World War II "108th infantry regiment in the South |
| |William J. Flaharty | |1st Class | |Pacific - Leyte, New Guinea, and Mindinoa…. |
| | | | | |Hospitalized on Panya for jaundice." |
|1944 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II "Camp Robinson fatigue" (Camp Robinson |
| |V. Eugene Garbarino | | | |in Little Rock, Arkansas was used for basic training |
| | | | | |and to |
| | | | | |house German Prisoners of War.) |
|1944 | |Navy |Seaman |Veteran |World War II "studying radar at the Great Lakes Naval|
| |James B. Groff | |1st Class | |station near Chicago." |
|1944 | | |Corporal |Veteran |World War II Served in the Pacific theater with a |
| |William A. Hanney | | | |bombing squadron |
|1944 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II Served in Europe First hand view of the|
| |William A. Heisel | | | |V-2 bombs, concentration camps, and U.S. Navy |
| | | | | |delivering supplies to those carrying on in Germany. |
|1944 | |Navy |Yeoman |Veteran |World War II Served on LCT in the Pacific |
| |Raymond N. Jacovetti | | | | |
|1944 | |Navy | |Veteran |Naval Air V5 program in Kalamazoo |
| |William E. James | | | | |
|1944 | | | |Veteran |World War II "took an orientation tour of Iwo Jima." |
| |Frank I. Kennedy | | | | |
|1944 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Joseph King | | | | |
|1944 | | | |Veteran |World War II Hospital apprentice, Great Lakes |
| |thomas B. Kreutz | | | | |
|1944 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Norman Le Vasseur | | | | |
|1944 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |David Logan | | | | |
|1944 | |Marine Corps |Private | |World War II "expects to be assigned to the South |
| |Brian Magee | | | |Pacific as an interpreter." |
|1944 | |Army Air Forces |Cadet |Veteran |World War II |
| |Joseph W. Martina | | | | |
|1944 | |Army |Technical Sergeant |Veteran |World War II Feb 1945 to Dec 13, 1946 Served in |
| |Frank L. Mattis | | | |Korea Supply NCO 821; Asiatic Pacific theater |
| | | | | |Ribbon, Victory Medal, Good Conduct Medal , Army of |
| | | | | |Occupation Medal of Japan (Korea) |
|1944 | |Navy |Petty Officer |Veteran |World War II Signalman aboard the USSS Fred Herring; |
| |Paul B. McBrearty | | | | |
|1944 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II Served in the Pacific "Joined the Navy |
| |Brian F. McCabe | | | |in 1943 as a medical corpsman returning a year later |
| | | | | |to attend the University of Detroit for a B.A. |
| | | | | |degree." |
|1944 | |Navy |Coxswain |Veteran |World War II New Caledonia |
| |Gerald F. McCarthy | | | | |
|1944 | | | |Veteran |World War II Mindanao, Philippines |
| |Bernard P. Michael | | | | |
|1944 | |Army |Private |Veteran |World War II Served in Austria |
| |Edward M. (Bud) Mielock | | | | |
|1944 | |Navy Air Corps. | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James E. Nagle | | | | |
|1944 | |Army Air Forces |Private |Veteran |World War II |
| |Donald D. Nelson | | | | |
|1944 | | |Sergeant |Veteran |World War II Served in the Philippines riding the |
| |James L. O'Callaghan | |2nd Class | |PT's. |
|1944 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Michael A. Pokriefka | | | | |
|1944 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Donald A. Pulte | | | | |
|1944 | |Navy |Yeoman |Veteran |World War II |
| |James M. Quinlan | |3rd Class | | |
|1944 | |Navy Air Force | |Veteran |World War II |
| |James R. Roach | | | | |
|1944 | |Army |Private |Veteran |World War II |
| |Thomas J. Shank | | | | |
|1944 | |Merchant Marine | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Maurice E. Sparr | | | | |
|1944 | |Navy |Seaman |Veteran |World War II "readying himself as a gunner's mate |
| |Robert H. Tapert | |1st Class | |on P.T.s at Melville, RI" |
|1944 | |Navy |Gunners Mate 3rd Class |Veteran |World War II |
| |John H. Tindall | | | | |
|1944 | |Navy |Sergeant |Veteran |World War II Served on the USS Lauderdale in the |
| |John E. Tobin | |1st Class | |Pacific "done its work near Okinawa" |
|1944 | |Navy |Seaman |Veteran |Appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy |
| |Andrew F. Valenti | |1st Class | | |
|1944 | |Army |Private |Veteran |World War II Served in the South Seas |
| |H. Richard Verbiest | | | | |
|1944 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II Trained with paratroopers in Camp Hood |
| |David Webber | | | | |
|1945 | | | |Veteran |Stationed at the demobilization center of Great Lakes,|
| |Donald W. Blaesser | | | |Illinois |
|1945 | |Army | |Veteran |World War II Served in occupied Japan |
| |Robert E. Boomer | | | | |
|1945 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Edward S. Butcher | | | | |
|1945 | |Navy | |Veteran |Served 1945-1946 |
| |Richard N. Decker | | | | |
|1945 | | | |Veteran |World War II |
| |Raymond R. Grubba | | | | |
|1945 | |Navy Air Corps. | | |World War II V5 training |
| |William M. Hennessey | | | | |
|1945 | |Army | |Veteran |Served overseas in the Army of Occupation |
| |Joseph A. Hynes | | | | |
|1945 | |Navy | |Veteran |"Sent to Stevens Technical school in New Jersey." |
| |George H. Krchner, Jr. | | | | |
|1945 | |Navy |Fireman |Veteran |World War II Served April 1945 - July 1946 |
| |William E. Korte | |1st Class | | |
|1945 | |Army |Captain |Veteran | |
| |Joseph R. Mikula | | | | |
|1945 | |Army Air Forces | |Veteran |World War II |
| |R. Paul O'Neill | | | | |
|1945 | |Navy | |Veteran |Naval Air V5 program in Kalamazoo |
| |James D. Schmidt | | | | |
|1945 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II Served in the Pacific aboard the USS |
| |Frank A. Thorn | | | |Rockingham |
|1945 | | | |Veteran | |
| |Mark Valente | | | | |
|1945 | |Air Force |Lieutenant Colonel |Veteran | |
| |Donald G. Weidman | | | | |
|1945 | |Army Air Forces |Private |Veteran |Served: 1945-1946 Honorably Discharged |
| |Robert J. Yagley | | | | |
|1946 | |Army | |Veteran |Korean War Honorable Veteran |
| |Gordon E. Dutz | | | | |
|1946 | |Air Force | |Veteran |Served our country in the US Air Force 61st Fighter |
| |Paul Greening | | | |Squadron during the Korean War |
|1946 | |Army |Corporal |Veteran |Korean War 1952-54 |
| |James P. Grimes | | | | |
|1946 | | | |Veteran |Served in the armed forces |
| |Edward A. Larson | | | | |
|1946 | |Navy | |Veteran |World War II & Korean War; Helicopters & fixed wing |
| |Stephen J. Linsenmeyer | | | |aircraft aviator; Earned Wings of Gold, Victory |
| | | | | |Ribbon, National Defense Service, United Nations |
| | | | | |Service, Korean Service, & China Service Medals; & |
| | | | | |Presidential Unit Citation with Bronze Star. |
|1946 | | |Major General |Retired | |
| |Norman W. Martell | | | | |
|1946 | |Army | |Veteran |Korean War Served: 1950-1952 |
| |Donald W. Moore | | | | |
|1947 | | | |Veteran | |
| |Donald B. Chartier | | | | |
|1947 | |Marine Corps | |Veteran |Served in Korea |
| |Charles P. Depp | | | | |
|1947 | |Army | |Veteran |Served 1955-1957 |
| |Thomas F. Fogelsong | | | | |
|1947 | |Navy |Lieutenant (jg) |Veteran |Served: 1951 - 1954 Three years on the destroyer |
| |James J. Kilsdonk | | | |USS Stribling during the Korean Conflict |
|1947 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran | |
| |George W. Kramer | | | | |
|1947 | | | |Veteran |Korean War |
| |E. Clarence "Bud" Mularoni | | | | |
|1947 | |Army | |Veteran |Korean War Served in Japan for fifteen months with |
| |Richard F. Rohr | | | |the Army Counter Intelligence Corp. |
|1948 | |Army | |Veteran |Korean War |
| |Edmund Aznavorian | | | | |
|1948 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran |Korean War 1952-1954 Staff /Sgt., IX Corps |
| |Robert L. Brennan | | | |Hq.,G-2 |
|1948 | |Army |First Lieutenant |Veteran |Korean War 1953-54 |
| |Arthur D. Cronin | | | | |
|1948 | |Army |Specialist |Veteran |Served: 1954-1956-an Army engineer unit attached |
| |David M. Culhane | | | |to the US Air Force in Germany. Rank: |
| | | | | |Specialist-Information and Education, plus writing |
| | | | | |unit history. |
|1948 | |Air Force |Captain |Retired | |
| |Roy A. Eugenio D.D.S. | | | | |
|1948 | |Army Medical |Sergeant |Veteran |Korean War 1951-52 |
| |James D. Murphy |Corp | | | |
|1948 | |Army | |Veteran |Korean War |
| |James B. Stapleton | | | | |
|1948 | |Navy |Petty Officer |Veteran |Sevice 1950-1954. Aviation Electronics Technician 2nd|
| |Jerome J. Warras | |2nd Class | |Class |
|1948 | |Air Force | |Veteran |West Point, Class of 1954: served as a B-47 |
| |Arthur W. Wild | | | |pilot-navigator until 1959 |
|1949 | |Air Force |JAG Officer |Veteran | |
| |Louis G. Basso | | | | |
|1949 | |Army | |Veteran |Korean War Honorably discharged from the Army |
| |Eli H. Becht | | | |Reserve in 1957. |
|1949 | |Army | |Veteran |Served at the Frankfurt Arsenal in Philadelphia for |
| |James H. Bowman | | | |three years in 1950s |
|1949 | |Air Force |Captain |Veteran | |
| |Frank D. Buchanan | | | | |
|1949 | |Navy |Commander |Retired |Medals: Joint Service Commendation, two Navy Unit |
| |Richard F. Burns | | | |Commendations, Navy Occupation Service; seven years at|
| | | | | |sea including SSN591; overhauled/repaired 18 |
| | | | | |submarines; three years with Turk Navy; two advanced |
| | | | | |degrees from MIT. |
|1949 | |Army |Corporal |Veteran | |
| |Edward J. Diggs | | | | |
|1949 | |Air Force |Lieutenant |Veteran |UN Far East Command Honor Guard; SAC Pilot Flew |
| |Anthony J. Evens (Jerry) | | | |B-47's |
|1949 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran |Military police, Ft. Riley, Kansas |
| |William C. George | | | |Fifth Army Headquarters, Chicago |
|1949 | |Air Force | |Veteran |Korean War 374th Bomb Squadron, 308th Bomb Wing. Air |
| |Thomas Hartsell | | | |Medal, Korean Service Medal with two stars, Republic |
| | | | | |of Korea, Presidential Unit Citation, & UN Service |
| | | | | |Medal. |
|1949 | |Navy | |Veteran |Retired from the U.S. Army Audit agency after 30 years|
| |Conrad L. Janus | | | |of civil service |
|1949 | |Air Force |Major |Retired |Korean War F-86 Saber Jet-C Model (fastest at the |
| |Richard P. Jones | | | |time) |
|1949 | |Air Force |Lieutenant Colonel |Retired |Pilot, SAC. , Flew, KC97G Tanker. |
| |John E. (Jack) Kellmann | | | |Reserve Duty: Command Pilot, TAW, Flew C-119 and C-130|
|1949 | |Army |Corporal |Veteran | |
| |James J. Klink | | | | |
|1949 | |Army |Specialist |Veteran |Korean War 1953-55 SP 3 National Defense Medal, |
| |Donald R. Larson | | | |Korean Service Medal, United Nations Medal |
|1949 | |Army | |Veteran |Korean Conflict |
| |Ralph Lingeman | | | | |
|1949 | |Army |Private |Veteran | |
| |Richard Schreitmueller | |1st Class | | |
|1949 | |Marine Corps |Lieutenant |Veteran | |
| |Thomas D. Shea | | | | |
|1949 | |Air Force |Major |Veteran | |
| |John H. Slevin | | | | |
|1950 | | | |Veteran | |
| |John L. Corser | | | | |
|1950 | |Air Force |Sergeant |Veteran |Served: 1951-1955; Electronic Tech Strategic Air |
| |Donald F. Gasvoda | | | |Command |
|1950 | |Air Force |Airman |Veteran |Korean War Served 4 years (1951 TO 1955) Served in |
| |Robert M. Golembiewski | |1st Class | |Korea (June 1951 to June 1952) Honorably discharged |
|1950 | |Air Force |Staff Sergeant |Veteran |Served: Selfridge AFB, MI 1952-53; Kimpo AB (K-14) |
| |Donald J. Hoffman | | | |Seoul, South Korea 1954; Walker AFB (SAC) Roswell, NM|
| | | | | |1955-56 "I was very proud to wear the uniform of my |
| | | | | |country. " |
|1950 | |Army |Specialist (E-5) |Veteran |Entered service in 1956 Translator and Interrogator|
| |Dennis Roussey | | | | |
|1950 | |Coast Guard | |Veteran |Korean Conflict |
| |Edward Seiwert | | | | |
|1950 | |Army |Colonel |Retired |West Point Graduate - commanded the 3rd Battalion |
| |George J. Stapleton | | | |(Airborne) 503rd Infantry, and 173rd Airborne Brigade |
| | | | | |in Vietnam. |
|1951 | |Army | |Veteran | |
| |Chuck Baer | | | | |
|1951 | |Air Force |Lieutenant |Veteran | |
| |Keith P. Binkle | |2nd Class | | |
|1951 | |Army |Second Lieutenant |Veteran | |
| |Phil Buchanan | | | | |
|1951 | |Army |First Lieutenant |Veteran |Assigned to The Atomic Proving Ground Test in the |
| |Bud Feely | | | |Marshall Islands |
|1951 | |Air Force |Colonel |Retired |Served 30 years; graduate of West Point, class of |
| |Gerald L. Jagrowski | | | |1957, and a decorated fighter pilot during Viet Nam. |
|1951 | |Marine Corps |Sergeant |Veteran |Korean War |
| |Richard B. Peacock | | | | |
|1951 | |Army |Captain |Veteran |Served in the Army Medical Battalion, then spent 8 |
| |John R. Regis | | | |years in the Michigan National Guard. |
|1951 | |Army ~ |Senior Chief Petty Officer|Retired |~ 1952-54 U.S. Army - Korea |
| |Kenneth M. Ritza |Navy ~ | | |~ 1962-80 U.S. Navy (Seabees) - Vietnam |
|1951 | |Army | |Veteran |Service Highlight: Atomic Bomb Damage Simulation Test |
| |Thomas P. Schreitmueller | | | |(Engineer-in-Charge) |
|1951 | |Army | |Veteran |Korean Conflict Served in the 25th Infantry "Lightning|
| |Frank H. St. Denis | | | |Brigade" and was classified as a sharpshooter. He was|
| | | | | |present for the return of U.N. Coalition prisoners in |
| | | | | |1953 at the "Bridge of No Return." |
|1951 | |Air Force |Captain |Veteran |Multi-engine pilot, Tactical Air Command; R.O.T.C. at |
| |Marvin R. Stempien | | | |University of Michigan in 1951 Served 3 years active |
| | | | | |duty and 6 years in reserves |
|1951 | | |Colonel |Veteran | |
| |Samuel M. Ursini | | | | |
|1951 | | | |Veteran |Korean War |
| |Joseph J. Walker | | | | |
|1951 | |Marine Corps | |Veteran |Korean War Earned a Purple Heart |
| |Michael J. Walsh | | | | |
|1951 | |Air Force |Specialist |Veteran |Korean War Served: 1952-1956, Chaplain's Services |
| |John A. Yurgelevic | | | |Specialist |
|1952 | |Army |Private |Veteran |Served: 1959-1960 Ft. Knox, KY E-2 Selected |
| |James K. Graham | | | |Outstanding Regimental Trainee |
|1952 | |Army | |Veteran |Served his country as a Special Forces Ranger |
| |Frank E. Johnson | | | | |
|1952 | |Navy | |Veteran |Served 1956-1959 |
| |Frederick J. Schroeder, Jr. | | | | |
|1953 | |Army |Staff Sergeant |Veteran |Served: 1954-1957 Participated in the last series of |
| |William E Brehio | | | |Atomic Bomb Detonations (6) in USA - 3rd Armored Div |
|1953 | |Marine Corps |Lance Corporal |Veteran | |
| |Michael J. Dillon | | | | |
|1953 | |Army |Captain |Veteran |Two years Active Duty (1958 - 1959) in France. |
| |Gerard (Jerry) Dwyer | | | |Completed R.O.T.C. Reserve obligation in 1965 |
|1953 | |Navy | |Veteran | |
| |Bob Jason | | | | |
|1953 | |Air Force | |Veteran |Veteran of the United States Air Force 1960-1964. |
| |Robert A. Karczewski | | | |Served in the Central Intelligence Agency for 30 |
| | | | | |years, retiring as a GS-15 |
|1953 | |Army | |Veteran | |
| |Arthur Kasper | | | | |
|1953 | |Navy | |Veteran | |
| |Bill Kurtz | | | | |
|1953 | |Navy |Lieutenant |Veteran | |
| |John W. Miller | | | | |
|1953 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran |Honorable discharge 11/20/1963 |
| |James F. Moloney | |1st Class | | |
|1953 | |Army | |Veteran | |
| |John A. Montagne | | | | |
|1953 | |Army | |Veteran |Served in Europe |
| |Norman A. Stanton | | | | |
|1953 | |Army | |Veteran |Served 1954-1962 in the U.S. Army and Army Reserves |
| |Marcellus J. Sweeney | | | | |
|1954 | |Army |Captain |Retired |Served in the Infantry. "In my role as a Job and |
| |S. Michael Komives | | | |career Search Advisor, I help Veterans, in addition to|
| | | | | |other people, who are unemployed or under-employed, |
| | | | | |have special disabilities." |
|1954 | |Navy | |Veteran |Served in the U.S. Navy 1957 to 1961 |
| |Allan F. Krynicki | | | | |
|1954 | |Marine Corps |Lieutenant Colonel |Retired |Retired Reserves |
| |James E McKeever | | | | |
|1954 | | |Lieutenant Colonel |Veteran | |
| |Robert F. Miaskowski | | | | |
|1954 | |Navy |Lieutenant |Veteran | |
| |Douglas D Roche | | | | |
|1954 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran |Signal Corps |
| |Fritz Sutter | | | | |
|1954 | |Air Force |Staff Sergeant |Veteran |Served in the Air National Guard from 1954 to 1960, |
| |Joseph E. Thomas | | | |enlisting again with the Air Force Reserves as a Staff|
| | | | | |Sergeant from 1960 until Honorably Discharged in 1963.|
|1955 | |Air Force |Lieutenant |Veteran |ROTC at The Catholic University of America |
| |Gerald R. Barlow | |1st Class | | |
|1955 | |Air Force |Captain |Veteran |ROTC. AIO/BCE Honorable Discharge |
| |William Boyke | | | | |
|1955 | |Army | |Veteran |Served his country |
| |Norman Dingerson | | | | |
|1955 | |Air Force |Staff Sergeant |Veteran |Served 7 years, guided missile technician, |
| |William L. Fell | | | |instrumentation technician, parachute test jumper, 5 |
| | | | | |years with hazardous duty pay. |
|1955 | |Navy | |Veteran |Served our country in the Navy as a Radioman - Class |
| |Stephen G. Granzow | | | |"A". He shared wonderful memories and stories about |
| | | | | |fellow officers as he toured Japan. |
|1955 | |Army |Private |Veteran |Served: 1959 – 1961 |
| |William H. (Bill) Grimes | |First Class, E-3 | |Overseas Duty: Philippines |
|1955 | |Navy | |Veteran |Served: 1956-1957 USS Yellowstone AD27 3rd Class |
| |Arthur J. Hamann | | | |Instrumentman |
|1955 | |Army |Lieutenant Colonel |Retired | |
| |John E. Hrubetz | | | | |
|1955 | |Army | |Veteran | |
| |Arthur A. Maskery | | | | |
|1955 | |Marine Corps | |Veteran | |
| |Thomas J. McCarthy | | | | |
|1955 | |Navy | |Veteran |U.S. Naval Observatory with atomic clocks to Pacific |
| |Douglas A. O'Handley | | | |islands and Australia. Joined NASA JPL. 1988-1992 |
| | | | | |Space Exploration Initiative; Exploration Advisory |
| | | | | |Committee; National Space Council; and developed |
| | | | | |Center for Mars Exploration. |
|1955 | |Navy |Lieutenant Commander |Veteran |Received wings as a Naval Aviator in 1961. Spent 8 |
| |Kenneth J. Warras | | | |years on active duty and was a Vietnam Veteran. After |
| | | | | |duty, spent time with the Naval Reserves. and attained|
| | | | | |rank of Lieutenant Commander (LCDR). |
|1955 | |Marine Corps | |Veteran |Honorably served his country |
| |George W. Wheeler | | | | |
|1956 | |CIA |Director |Retired |Director of Intelligence at the Office of Management |
| |Arnold E. Donahue | | | |and Budget for over two decades. Upon his retirement, |
| | | | | |he received the Secretary of Defense Medal for |
| | | | | |Meritorious Civilian Service and the Intelligence |
| | | | | |Community Seal Medallion. |
|1956 | |Air Force |Captain |Retired |Aerospace engineer stationed in Georgia, 1961-1964 |
| |James E. Dueweke | | | | |
|1956 | |Air Force |Lieutenant Colonel |Retired |Served: 1957 - 1983 After military retirement joined|
| |Gerald Fjetland | | | |the Knights of Columbus and roused to the rank of |
| | | | | |District Master |
|1956 | |Marine Corps | |Veteran |Served his Country proudly |
| |Lawrence J. Godfryd | | | | |
|1956 | |Navy |Petty Officer |Veteran | |
| |Douglas J. Miller | |2nd Class | | |
|1956 | |Air Force |Lieutenant |Veteran |Cuban Missile Crisis |
| |Henry P. Mitchell | |1st Class | | |
|1956 | |Navy |Captain |Veteran | |
| |George D. O'Brien | | | | |
|1956 | |Navy |Captain |Retired |Retired 1997 (30 years) National Naval Medical |
| |Ralph A. Sawyer (Sawicki) | | | |Center: Chairman, Ophthalmology Dept 1983-1997 |
|1956 | |Air Force | |Veteran | |
| |Hugh J. Sheilds | | | | |
|1957 | |Marine Corps |First Lieutenant |Veteran |Served: 1962 to 1966 |
| |David E. Buchanan | | | | |
|1957 | |Navy |Lieutenant (jg) |Veteran |1962-1965 Served on a newly designed destroyer |
| |Michael J. Callahan | | | |(U.S.S. DAVIS) and participated in the blockade of |
| | | | | |Cuba during the Missile Crisis. |
|1957 | |Army | |Veteran | |
| |Michael J. Canfield | | | | |
|1957 | |Army |First Lieutenant |Veteran |Served two years Active duty, twelve months in Korea |
| |John M. Dwyer | | | | |
|1957 | |Navy | |Veteran | |
| |Paul T. Jermanus | | | | |
|1957 | |Navy |Captain |Retired | |
| |Michael F. Kenny | | | | |
|1957 | |Navy | |Veteran |Cuban Missile Crisis |
| |Gerald E. Lilly | | | | |
|1957 | |Air National | |Veteran |Served gathering photographic intelligence from |
| |James McDonald |Guard | | |1962-1968. |
|1957 | |Army |Captain |Retired | |
| |Gerald J. Mullan | | | | |
|1957 | |Army | |Veteran |Proud Army veteran |
| |Michael J. Murphy | | | | |
|1957 | |Marine Corps |Colonel |Retired |Entered at age 17; 28 years of service, active & |
| |Christopher J. O'Donnell | | | |reserve duty. Working with the Marines and other Vets|
| | | | | |at James A. Lovell VA FHCC, Great Lakes, IL. "These |
| | | | | |Marines have challenges that will remain with them for|
| | | | | |their remaining lives." |
|1957 | |Army |Specialist |Veteran |Served: 1962-1964 US Army Engineers Specialist E4 |
| |John A. Shannon | | | | |
|1957 | |Air Force |Lieutenant Colonel |Retired | |
| |Ronald Smetek | | | | |
|1957 | |Army |Major |Veteran |Director, Armed Forces Insitute of ENT |
| |John "Kevin" Sullivan | | | | |
|1958 | |Navy |LCDR |Veteran |Navy Pilot Trained along side the original 7 Mercury|
| |Jerry Atherholt | | | |astronauts; flew combat support missions in Vietnam |
| | | | | |for 3 years; Instructor Aircraft CDR on C-130E |
| | | | | |aircraft "Lost 3 engines one day landing with only my |
| | | | | |#2 engine turning." |
|1958 | |Army |Lieutenant Colonel |Retired | |
| |William P. Collins | | | | |
|1958 | |Air Force |Captain |Veteran | |
| |Charles V. Cusick | | | | |
|1958 | |Air Force | |Veteran |Flight surgeon |
| |John J. Dudek | | | | |
|1958 | |Army |First Lieutenant |Veteran |Served in Vietnam in 1966-67. |
| |Louis A. Garavaglia | | | | |
|1958 | |Navy |Chief Petty Officer |Retired |Served first in the Philippines then San Diego. |
| |Ray Hood | | | |Retired in 1988 from anti-submarine warfare operations|
| | | | | |in Pax River, MD. |
|1958 | | | |Veteran | |
| |Roger J. Kay | | | | |
|1958 | |Air Force | |Veteran | |
| |Robert A. La Fleur | | | | |
|1958 | | | |Veteran | |
| |Norman L. Lademan | | | | |
|1958 | |Navy |Lieutenant |Veteran | |
| |Thomas W. Littlefield | | | | |
|1958 | |Navy |Commander |Retired | |
| |Gregory A. Michaels | | | | |
|1958 | |Army |Captain |Veteran | |
| |Bernard Skown | | | | |
|1958 | |Army |First Lieutenant |Veteran |Served: 1964-1966 Germany |
| |Gerald Stribbell | | | | |
|1958 | |Army | |Veteran |Served in Vietnam - 1st Squadron, 10th Cavalry |
| |Eugene Tasky | | | | |
|1959 | |Marine Corps | |Veteran |A proud Vietnam Veteran |
| |Reginald J. Anson | | | | |
|1959 | |Army |First Lieutenant |Veteran |Field Artillery Officer. Served in Korea 1964-65. |
| |David W. Barrows | | | | |
|1959 | |Navy |Captain |Retired |Active-four years; Reserves-24 years |
| |John A. Crusoe | | | | |
|1959 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran | |
| |Richard J Fuller | | | | |
|1959 | |Army |Major |Veteran |Active Duty in the US Army Medical Corps, stationed in|
| |Michael T. Keefe | | | |Panama from1968 to 1971. |
|1959 | |Air Force |Lieutenant |Reserves |Retired Reserve |
| |James G. Kulwicki | | | | |
|1959 | |Air Force |Colonel |Retired |Stationed: (Most recent) National Security Agency, |
| |Richard P. Lasocki | | | |Fort Meade, MD |
|1959 | |Air Force |Staff Sergeant |Veteran |Served: 1959-1967 Russian linguist Administrative |
| |Lawrence B. Longeway | | | |Specialist |
|1959 | |Air Force |Captain |Veteran | |
| |Ronald J. Malleis, MD | | | | |
|1959 | |Navy |Petty Officer |Veteran |Electronics Technician (ETN2) |
| |David M. Reaume | |2nd Class | | |
|1960 | |Army |Specialist |Veteran |Specialist, E-5 |
| |Lester J. Berlin | | | | |
|1960 | |Army |Specialist |Veteran |Served in Vietnam 1963 -1964 |
| |David R. Case | | | |M.A.A.G./MACV Tuy Hoa |
|1960 | | |Captain |Retired |Graduated US Military Academy June 1964: Served (2) |
| |Jerome A. Chmielak | | | |15-month tours in Viet Nam: Air Defense Artillery and|
| | | | | |Military Intelligence |
|1960 | |Medical Corps |Lieutenant Commander |Veteran |1969-1973. I started out in charge of a trauma unit in|
| |Peter P. Farmer | | | |Vietnam then did the Apollo 13 recovery and ended on a|
| | | | | |special warfare submarine with SEAL Team operating in |
| | | | | |North Vietnam. “Oh, to be that young and energetic |
| | | | | |again!” |
|1960 | |Army | |Veteran |Vietnam Era In the Army engineers |
| |Robert A. Flint | | | | |
|1960 | |Army | |Veteran |Served as a Green Beret in Vietnam and Cambodia from |
| |P. Douglas Francis | | | |1960 - 1964, followed by service with the National |
| | | | | |Security Agency |
|1960 | |Army |First Lieutenant |Veteran |Active duty 1966-68, including 12 months in Vietnam. |
| |William M. Goodman | | | | |
|1960 | |Air Force |Major |Veteran | |
| |Stephen V. Goryl | | | | |
|1960 | | |Captain |Veteran | |
| |Philip S. Hannaford | | | | |
|1960 | |Navy |Lieutenant Senior Grade |Veteran |1967 - 70's Officer Candidate School; DaNang, S. |
| |Thomas E. Harrington | | | |Vietnam; EMO on U.S.S Skagit; Boat officer on "Mike"|
| | | | | |boat; Line officer (EMO and ASAC) on U.S.S. Collett; |
| | | | | |Naval Reserves "… the people I met while in the |
| | | | | |service made it a satisfying experience." |
|1960 | |Medical Corps |Lieutenant |Veteran |1968 - 1970 Medical Corps First at the Naval Hospital|
| |Kenneth W. Koldys | | | |in Jacksonville, FL, and then a year with the 1st |
| | | | | |Marine Division (Danang) as a battalion surgeon. |
| | | | | |"Life-changing experiences for each of us." |
|1960 | |Air Force |Captain |Veteran |Navigator, B-52 Bomber, Vietnam and Cold War |
| |Walter T. Michnal | | | | |
|1960 | |Navy |Lieutenant |Veteran |1968-71 JAG officer on active duty; a few years in |
| |Stephen V. Petix | | | |Reserves. Duty at Hdqtrs 11th Naval District, San |
| | | | | |Diego & Lajes Field, Terceira Island, Azores, |
| | | | | |Portugal. “It was satisfying work, especially |
| | | | | |representing sailors in courts.” |
|1960 | |Navy |Lieutenant |Retired |1966 to 1969 Active service primarily on the USS Wasp|
| |Richard E Rassel | | | |CVS 18. Mostly at sea as a special weapons officer |
| | | | | |and ship driver. "Best learning experience of my |
| | | | | |life!" |
|1960 | |Air Force |Major |Veteran |General Surgeon at a Strategic Air Command Hospital |
| |Edward J. Rutkowski | | | | |
|1960 | |Navy |Lieutenant Commander |Veteran |Served in the US Navy Dental Corps |
| |James P. Stenger | | | | |
|1960 | |Air Force | |Veteran |Proudly served across the world, from Okinawa, Japan |
| |Dennis Sullivan | | | |to Omaha, Nebraska |
|1960 | |Navy |Captain |Retired | |
| |Daniel T. Twomey | | | | |
|1960 | |Navy |Lieutenant Commander |KIA |Vietnam War Blue Angels, Died in crash in Lakehurst,|
| |Skip Umstead | | | |NJ |
|1960 | |Coast Guard |Yeoman |Veteran |Stationed in Miami & overseas at Belle Isle (Detroit) |
| |Gerald M. Wolak | |2nd Class | |protecting the island from invasion by the Vietcong. |
|1961 | |Air Force | |Veteran | |
| |Stanley B. Bagdonas | | | | |
|1961 | |Army | |Veteran | |
| |William A. Check | | | | |
|1961 | |Army | |Veteran | |
| |Neal H. Clark | | | | |
|1961 | |Air Force |Lieutenant Colonel |Veteran | |
| |Richard Czarnota | | | | |
|1961 | |Army | |Veteran | |
| |Eric L. Dlugokinski | | | | |
|1961 | |Army | |Veteran | |
| |Robert L. Doerr | | | | |
|1961 | |Air Force | |Veteran | |
| |Robert J. Freehan | | | | |
|1961 | |Army |Captain |Veteran |Corps of Engineers, Mobility Equipment Command, |
| |George "Pat" Geran | | | |Computer Systems Command |
|1961 | |Army | |Veteran |Material Systems Analysis |
| |Del E. Hanson | | | | |
|1961 | |Army |Lieutenant Colonel |Retired |Vietnam Veteran Commissioned 2LT Infantry 30 |
| |John Hretz | | | |Years of Service |
|1961 | |Army | |Veteran | |
| |Adam R. Jablonowski | | | | |
|1961 | |Army |Lieutenant Colonel |Retired |Vietnam War |
| |Phil Johnson | | | | |
|1961 | |Marine Corps | |Veteran | |
| |Thomas S. Kostecke | | | | |
|1961 | |Army |Captain |Veteran |Graduate USMA, West Point 1965 Air Defense Artillery |
| |David La Rochelle, M.D. | | | |officer 1966-67, Medical Service Corp 1968-1969, |
| | | | | |Vietnam 1968-1969 with 101st Airborne Division, 1st |
| | | | | |and 3rd Brigades |
|1961 | |Army |Captain |Veteran |Vietnam War |
| |Michael A. Makulski | | | | |
|1961 | |Army |First Lieutenant |Veteran |2nd Engineer Bn. Korea 1966-67 |
| |Dennis J. McNeil | | | | |
|1961 | |Army/ |Sergeant |Veteran | |
| |Frank J. Mercurio |National Guard | | | |
|1961 | |Air Force |Lieutenant Colonel |Veteran |Active Duty, 7 years; Air Force Reserve (Active) 18 |
| |E. Michael Nolan | | | |years; March AFB, CA; Clark AFB (Philippines); |
| | | | | |Lackland AFB, TX ; Selfridge ANGB MI for Reserves; |
| | | | | |Also deployed to Germany and Thailand. |
|1961 | |Army |Lieutenant Colonel |Veteran |Vietnam War |
| |David W. Owen | | | | |
|1961 | |Army |Captain |Retired |Served two tours of duty in Vietnam; earned Bronze |
| |Charles J. Pelletier | | | |Star for valor, Combat Infantry Badge, and the |
| | | | | |Distinguished Flying Cross, among others; Cobra |
| | | | | |helicopter pilot; shot down in 1970 and serverely |
| | | | | |injured - paralyzed from the waist down. |
|1961 | |Army |Lieutenant |Veteran |Served: 1969-1970 Vietnam War 101st Airborne |
| |Robert E. Sawyer | | | |Division |
|1961 | |Navy |Captain |Retired |U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis graduate Nuclear |
| |Darrell P. Snyder | | | |Submarine Officer |
|1961 | |Navy |Captain |Veteran |Vietnam War |
| |Daniel F. Stella | | | | |
|1961 | |Navy |Lieutenant Commander |Veteran |US Navy Dental Corps as a dentist |
| |Tom Storen | | | | |
|1961 | |Army |First Lieutenant |Veteran |Tank Platoon Leader |
| |John E. Sullivan | | | | |
|1961 | |Army |Staff Sergeant |Veteran |Served: 1969 to 1970 in Vietnam |
| |Les Syring | | | | |
|1961 | |Army |Lieutenant |Veteran |Served: 1965 - 1967, included a tour of 13 months in |
| |Donald J. Tompsett | | | |Vietnam |
|1961 | |Army |Specialist |Veteran | |
| |Chet Wojciechowski | | | | |
|1962 | |Air Force |Major |Retired | |
| |Gary C. Eickmeier | | | | |
|1962 | |Army |Specialist (Spec) 4 |Veteran |Based in Monterey California |
| |Donald B. Enderby | | | | |
|1962 | |Navy | |Veteran |Served proudly for 4 years |
| |William R. Hogan | | | | |
|1962 | | | |Veteran | |
| |William H. Jeremiah | | | | |
|1962 | |Air Force |Lieutenant Colonel |Retired | |
| |Leslie H. Kool | | | | |
|1962 | |Army |Specialist (E-5) |Veteran | |
| |John P. Kramer | | | |Vietnam era 1965-67 |
|1962 | | | |Veteran |Served in the Vietnam War |
| |John R. Mahr | | | | |
|1962 | |Air Force |Airman |Veteran | |
| |Leonardo B. Manriquez | |1st Class | | |
|1962 | |Army |Lieutenant Colonel |Retired |Army Medical Service Corps; Served with 323D General |
| |Walter T. Stacey | | | |Hospital and 5064 US Army Garrison |
|1962 | |Marine Corps |Corporal |Veteran |Vietnam Era Served: 1965-1970 R & D of electronic |
| |Leon G. Suchorski | | | |counter measures and black boxes for air craft. 100% |
| | | | | |disabled due to service in Vietnam |
|1962 | |Navy |Commander |Retired |1969-1995 Aviation Officer Candidate School; Naval |
| |J. R. (“Dick”) Zanetti Jr. | |(O-5) | |Flight Officer; Gulf of Tonkin on USS Kitty Hawk - |
| | | | | |Vietnam War. Reserves at Selfridge ANGB; C-118 |
| | | | | |transport squadron and P-3 patrol squadron, in support|
| | | | | |of anti-submarine warfare. |
|1963 | | |Lieutenant Colonel |Veteran | |
| |Raymond A. Baralt | | | | |
|1963 | |Air Force |Sergeant |Veteran | |
| |Paul J. Couzens | | | | |
|1963 | | | |Veteran | |
| |John F. Curley | | | | |
|1963 | |Marine Corps |Sergeant |Veteran |Vietnam War Served: 18 months (1968-1970) as a |
| |Raymond C. Dennis | | | |member of a Forward Observer unit. Joined with good |
| | | | | |friend Mike Rich '63 and two other friends, Charlie |
| | | | | |Wartchow and Eddie Steele. |
|1963 | |Marine Corps | |Veteran | |
| |William J. King | | | | |
|1963 | |Army | |Veteran | |
| |George M. Kolasa | | | | |
|1963 | |Air Force |Sergeant |Veteran | |
| |Jesse Kozaczynski | | | | |
|1963 | |Army | |Veteran |Served in Germany |
| |Leonard A. Lipiec | | | | |
|1963 | |Army |Sergeant (E-5) |Veteran |Quan Nhut, Vietnam 1968 |
| |Patrick M. Miller | | | |Military Intelligence |
|1963 | |Army |Captain |Veteran | |
| |Alexis A. Nawotka | | | | |
|1963 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran |Vietnam War Received the Purple Heart and the |
| |Walter Olejniczak | | | |Bronze Star Medal |
|1963 | |Marine Corps |Second Lieutenant |KIA |Vietnam War - Killed by enemy fire within the first |
| |Michael R. Rich | | | |month of deployment in 1968 |
|1963 | |Air Force |Captain |Veteran |Vietnam war - Bronze Star |
| |Stanley Roe | | | | |
|1963 | |Navy |Lieutenant (jg) |Veteran |Vietnam War Served aboard the U.S.S Meeker Country |
| |Philip M. Stenger | | | |(LST - 980) as a supply officer for a year before |
| | | | | |returning to duty at various U.S bases for the balance|
| | | | | |of his Navy career. |
|1964 | |Army |Specialist |Veteran |Vietnam War Specialist, E-5 |
| |Richard V Abdoo | | | | |
|1964 | |Army |First Lieutenant |Veteran |Served: 12/12/69 - 10/11/71 Germany, Viet Nam, and |
| |Robert M. Blackwell | | | |at West Point Military Academy; Officer Canidate |
| | | | | |School, Ft. Sill, Oklahoma; Purple Heart |
|1964 | |Air Force |Captain |Veteran |Received a Bronze Star for service in Vietnam |
| |Philip R. Blanchard | | | | |
|1964 | |Air Force |Lieutenant Colonel |Retired |Assignments in Germany, OH, CA and MI |
| |Jack Bronka | | | | |
|1964 | |Army |Colonel |Retired |Trauma surgeon in Afghanistan |
| |Thomas E. Cashero | | | | |
|1964 | |Army |First Lieutenant |Veteran |Officer Candidate School in Columbus, GA Served in |
| |John C. Claya | | | |Viet Nam |
|1964 | |Navy | |Veteran |Vietnam War & Peace Corps |
| |William A. Farmer | | | | |
|1964 | |Army |Specialist (E-5) |Veteran |Served: 1969-1971 Personnel Data Analyst, Ft. Knox, |
| |Joseph B. Gazella | | | |Kentucky |
|1964 | |Navy |Master Chief Petty Officer|Retired |Master Chief Machinist Mate (Submarines) [MMCM (SS)] |
| |James Martin Gibbons | | | | |
|1964 | |Air Force |Lieutenant |Veteran |Served 1970-1972 |
| |Thomas A. Gieleghem | |1st Class | | |
|1964 | |Army |Lieutenant |Veteran |Served: 1969 to 1972 |
| |John H. Hogan | | | | |
|1964 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran | |
| |Victor B. Juszczakiewicz | | | | |
|1964 | |Army | |Veteran |Served: 1968-1970 |
| |Bob King | | | | |
|1964 | |Marine Corps |Private |Veteran |Served: 1970-1971 Honorable Discharge |
| |James M. Knaus | | | | |
|1964 | |Army |Specialist |Veteran |MP, Ft. Wolters TX, 1969-1971 |
| |Joseph P. Lavelle | | | | |
|1964 | |Army |Command Sergeant Major |Retired |Served: US Army Reserve 1966 - 2006; Vietnam 1967 - |
| |David E. McCright | | | |1968, 173d Airborne Brigade; Desert Storm - 1991, |
| | | | | |70th Division (Training) |
|1964 | |Army | |Veteran |Commissary Supervisor |
| |Patrick B. Nixon | | | | |
|1964 | |Navy |Lieutenant Commander |Veteran |Active Duty-Viet Nam; Reserves-Inshore Undersea |
| |James A. Norris | | | |Warfare 11-1 San Diego, Naval Training Center - San |
| | | | | |Diego, Servron 8 - Norfolk |
|1964 | |Army |Specialist |Veteran |Served: 1971-1973 Washington, DC, Specialist, E-5 |
| |Thomas J. O'Keefe | | | | |
|1964 | |Navy |Lieutenant |Veteran |Served: 1972-75 Received the Freedom award from the |
| |Thomas J. Phillips | | | |NAACP for work as a JAG defense counsel |
|1964 | |Army |Lieutenant |KIA |Vietnam War - Died in Action |
| |Ken Spencer | | | | |
|1964 | |Army |Specialist (E-5) |Veteran |Served: 1966-69 |
| |Kris Stadelman | | | | |
|1964 | |Army |Specialist |Veteran |Served: 1967-1969 Vietnam War E5 4th Infantry |
| |Lawrence E Willenborg | | | |Div. II Corps Central Highlands Republic, South |
| | | | | |Vietnam |
|1965 | |Army |Lieutenant Colonel |Reserves |Surgeon, Medical Corps 2010-2014 |
| |Daniel J. Reddy | | | | |
|1965 | |Navy |Captain |Retired |Naval Flight Officer, S-2, S-3 aircraft |
| |Michael J. Woiwode | | | | |
|1966 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran |Awarded three Bronze Stars, three Air Medals and Army |
| |Michael Alioto | | | |Commendation Medal while serving with the 101st |
| | | | | |Airborne in Viet Nam. |
|1966 | |Army |Captain |Veteran |Served: 1970-1972 in the Transportation Corps. |
| |Frank Brady | | | |Resigned my commission after time in the reserves. |
|1966 | |Air Force |Staff Sergeant |Veteran |Aircraft avionics technician; served in Southeast Asia|
| |Michael G. Coucke | | | | |
|1966 | |Army |First Lieutenant |Veteran |Primarily served in Colorado Springs for Army Air |
| |John T. Goll | | | |Defense and NORAD |
|1966 | | |Major |Veteran | |
| |John A. Jastrzembski | | | | |
|1966 | |Army |Lieutenant Colonel |Retired |Signal officer for 27 years serving on active duty |
| |Leonard A. Kaanta | | | |for 2 years then in the reserves and National Guard |
| | | | | |for 25 years. |
|1966 | |Air Force | |Retired |Commander of AF Reserve Medical Units at McChord AFB |
| |John P. Lenihan | | | |in support of Iraq War (as well as Medevac) |
|1966 | |Marine Corps |Sergeant |Veteran |Served 1966-1973...Electronic Countermeasures, |
| |Timothy S. McGee | | | |Intelligence and Legal NCOIC; Medically Retired; |
| | | | | |Vietnam 1968-1969 Awards: Purple Heart, Air Medal, |
| | | | | |Navy Achievement with Bronze "V", Combat Action Ribbon|
|1966 | |Navy |Petty Officer |Veteran |Aviation Electronics Technician (AT2) |
| |Carl H. Schmidt | |2nd Class | | |
|1966 | |Marine Corps |Sergeant |Veteran |Served in Vietnam Tour '67-'68 |
| |Robert J. Supanich | | | | |
|1966 | |Army |Specialist |Veteran |Specialist, E-4 |
| |Andrew Szombati | | | | |
|1967 | |Marine Corps - | |Veteran - |Marines: 1967-70 Vietnam |
| |James Alderisio |Army - | |Veteran - |Army: 1977-79 RANGER Guard |
| | |Air Force - | |Retired - |Air Force: 1979-2004 Flew Space Shuttle Rescue |
| | | | | |coverage; taught free fall parachuting; AF Special |
| | | | | |Operations and deployed overseas after 9/11. |
|1967 | |Army |Lieutenant Colonel |Active |Service began in 2011. Currently deployed in Bagram, |
| |Daniel E. Banks, | | | |Afghanistan (July, 2013-January-2014). Director, |
| |M.S., M.D. | | | |Joint Combat Casualty Research Team. The team's role |
| | | | | |is to optimize and monitor medical research in |
| | | | | |theater. |
|1967 | |Army |First Lieutenant |Veteran |Medical Service Corps, Officer, Ft. Leavenworth, Ks., |
| |Michael J. Killeen | | | |1971-74 |
|1967 | |Army |Captain |Veteran |Served: 1969-1979 Vietnam Era - ROTC Reserves |
| |Roger John Lesinski | | | | |
|1967 | |Air Force |Sergeant |Veteran |Served Jan 1969 thru Nov 1971 |
| |Andrew S. Muha | | | | |
|1967 | |Marine Corps | |Veteran |Served: 1968-1969 Vietnam - enlisted radioman |
| |William Selinsky | | | | |
|1967 | |Air Force |Staff Sergeant |Veteran |Served 1969 - 1973 Launch Control & Checkout (ELab)|
| |David Szamborski | | | |Titan II ICBM; 381st Strategic Missile Wing (SAC) |
|1967 | |Navy |Captain, SC |Retired | |
| |Richard H. Valade | | | | |
|1968 | |Navy |Commander |Retired |Commander with the US Atlantic Fleet in Norfolk, VA. |
| |Paul J. Frenchi | | | | |
|1968 | |Army |Specialist (Spec) 4 |Veteran |Served: 1971-1977 |
| |Henry (Bud) George | | | | |
|1968 | |Army |Colonel |Retired |Commissioned 2LT in Regular Army on 3 June, 1972; and |
| |Raymond J. Leisner | | | |went onto immediate Active Duty Retired 1 |
| | | | | |December 1998 as a Colonel in the Regular Army, and |
| | | | | |left Active Duty |
|1968 | | | |Veteran | |
| |John G. Prchlik | | | | |
|1968 | |Marine Corps |Colonel |Retired |1968 Desert Shield/Desert Storm Armor Commander/Bronze|
| |John W. Saputo | | | |Star "V" (Combat Valor); Defense Meritorious Service |
| | | | | |Medal for Operation Enduring Freedom. US Central |
| | | | | |Command. Baghdad. |
|1968 | |Army | |Veteran |Analytical Services Branch Chief |
| |Mark E. Weipert | | | | |
|1969 | |Army |Major |Retired | |
| |Jan C. Chrypinski | | | | |
|1969 | |Coast Guard |Lieutenant (jg) |Veteran |Served: 1974 -1978 |
| |Daniel J. Cornillie | | | | |
|1969 | |Navy | |Veteran |Graduate of U.S. Naval Academy with aerospace |
| |Michael J. Gage | | | |engineering degree; Served as a naval officer on the |
| | | | | |nuclear submarines Tecumseh and Birmingham. |
|1969 | |Army |Specialist |Veteran |Specialist, E-5 |
| |Patrick J. McClatchey | | | | |
|1970 | |Air Force |Lieutenant General |Retired | |
| |Robert J. Elder | | | | |
|1970 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran |Served: 1972-76 ARCOM, Combat Service Medal and |
| |Nigel P. Fullick | | | |Meritorious Conduct w/Oak Leaf Cluster |
|1970 | |Navy |Lieutenant Commander |Veteran | |
| |William P. Whalen | | | | |
|1971 | |Coast Guard |Lieutenant Commander |Retired |Responsible Marine Environmental Protection (MEP) |
| |Kevin C. Fitzpatrick | | | |officer on scene for T/V ARCO ANCHORAGE oil spill in |
| | | | | |12/22/85 |
|1971 | |Coast Guard |Commander | | |
| |Frederick M. Rosa | | | | |
|1972 | |Marine Corps |Sergeant |Veteran |Served: 1972 to 1979 |
| |James M. O'Brien | | | | |
|1973 | | |Lieutenant Colonel |Veteran | |
| |David Arreola | | | | |
|1973 | |Navy |Chief Petty Officer |Retired |Strategic patrols on submarines 3 months out and 3 |
| |Eric C. Hansknecht | | | |months home. |
| | | | | |(January '99) |
|1973 | |Navy |Captain |Veteran |Dentist with the Navy; in Calif since about 1993 |
| |Terrance C. Leary | | | | |
|1973 | |Navy |Lieutenant Commander |Retired |Secret Intelligence Tracked the Russian Navy and |
| |Fred Synk | | | |proud of his contribution to our country. |
|1974 | |Marine Corps |Corporal |Veteran | |
| |Robert Burton jr. | | | | |
|1974 | |Army |Chaplain (Major) |Active |"Full-Time Support Chaplain, California Military |
| |Timothy J. Meier | | | |Department (CA ARNG, CA ANG, CA State Military |
| | | | | |Reserve), JFHQ; Installation Chaplain, Camp Roberts |
| | | | | |Maneuver Training Center - Heavy." Awards: Bronze |
| | | | | |Star & Meritorious Service |
|1974 | |Army |Captain |Veteran |1978-1985 |
| |Joseph S. Moynihan | | | | |
|1974 | |Air Force |Ensign |Veteran |Pensacola Air Station Pilot |
| |Thomas W. Savidge | | | | |
|1974 | |Army | |Retired |Michigan Army National Guard. Served in Saudi Arabia |
| |Ted A. Zaroff | | | |during Desert Storm, and in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba |
| | | | | |during Operation Enduring Freedom |
|1975 | |Army |Staff Sergeant |Veteran |Desert Storm - Army interrogator; NATO Senior |
| |Peter J. Bauer | |(Promotable) | |Resistance-to-Interrogation Trainer; July 2006 |
| | | | | |authored The Statement on Interrogation Practices for |
| | | | | |Senate & House Committees on Armed Forces for ending |
| | | | | |torture interrogation techniques. |
|1975 | |Air Force |Major |Retired |Years of service - 1981-2003, Veteran Gulf War |
| |Jeffrey Michael Brown | | | |USAF, AFRES, MIANG |
|1975 | |Army |Major |Veteran |Graduated West Point; Armor/Tanks; M1 Abrams and M2 |
| |Clarence "Clancy" Mueller | | | |Bradley Qualified; Tank Company Commander, Battalion |
| | | | | |Motor Officer |
|1975 | |Navy |Lieutenant Commander |Active |Navy: Entered 1986 |
| |Peter A. Papa |Air Force | |Veteran |Air Force: Completed a four year tour in 1979 |
|1976 | |Navy |Electrician's Mate |Veteran |1976-1982; Served aboard the USS Drum (SSN-677) |
| |Ken Kaminski | |1st Class | | |
|1976 | |Air Force |Sergeant |Veteran |Served: 1981-1987 |
| |Stephen G. Sullivan | | | | |
|1976 | |Navy |Lieutenant |Veteran |Served: 1982 - 1989 Deployed Western Pacific - the |
| |Michael J. Wolfe | | | |Soviets shot down Korean Air Flight 007 in 1983 |
|1977 | |Air Force |Brigadier General |Retired |Served 1984-2017: 8th Air Force at Barksdale AFB, LA |
| |Michael J. Cole | | | |Headquarters Air Force Global Strike Command. "This |
| | | | | |has been a ride beyond my wildest dreams. I am proud |
| | | | | |to have completed 33 years of service." |
|1977 | |Air Force |Colonel | | |
| |Erik J. Meyers | | | | |
|1978 | |Army |Major |Veteran | |
| |Michael A. Borders | | | | |
|1978 | |Navy |Commander |Retired |Surface Line Officer. Served in a variety of Cruisers,|
| |Christopher A. Carbott | | | |Destroyers, and Frigates. Also served on the staff of |
| | | | | |the CJCS, Operations Directorate 1998-2000. Retired in|
| | | | | |September 2002. |
|1978 | |Air Force |Technical Sergeant |Retired, Veteran |Michigan Air National Guard - Deployed to Operation |
| |Michael Fouche | | | |Iraqi Freedom, Operation Northern Watch, Operation |
| | | | | |Southern Watch, and Operation Vigilant Warrior as an |
| | | | | |Avionics Systems Element Specialist. |
|1978 | |Army |First Lieutenant |Veteran | |
| |Craig Johnson | | | | |
|1978 | |Army |Sergeant |Retired |Special Forces 10th SFG(A)"Green Beret", C Co., 2nd |
| |Brian J. Lokar | | | |Bat., 10th Special Forces Group |
|1978 | |Air Force |Sergeant |Veteran | |
| |Victor A. McCoy | | | | |
|1979 | |Navy |Captain |Retired | |
| |Thomas R. Beall | | | | |
|1979 | |Army |Major |Veteran |Entered July 1993 and ended service in May 1998. |
| |Franklin S. Bonasso, DDS | | | |Served in the US Army Dental Corps as Assistant |
| | | | | |Director of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Residency |
| | | | | |training program at Tripler Army Medical Center, |
| | | | | |Honolulu, Hawaii. |
|1979 | |Navy |Commander |Retired |Retired - August 2014 as the longest serving judge in |
| |John A. Maksym | | | |the U.S. Navy. Deployed in 2007 to Iraq. Have been |
| | | | | |awarded the Legion of Merit and the Bronze Star |
|1979 | |Army |First Lieutenant |Veteran | |
| |Christopher P. Mularoni | | | | |
|1979 | |Air Force |Major |Veteran |Flight Surgeon |
| |John P. Woll, MD | | | | |
|1980 | |Navy |Lieutenant Commander |Veteran |Graduate U.S. Naval Academy: Served on ships in |
| |Ronald K. McDonald | | | |Meditereanen Sea - USS Coral Sea, USS Briscoe, & USNA |
| | | | | |Staff; Navy Public Affairs Officer; Numerous |
| | | | | |Commendations; Awarded the "Thousand Points of Light" |
| | | | | |citation in 1991 by President G.H.W. Bush. |
|1980 | |Army |Colonel |Retired |I retired from the Army in 2014 after 27 years on |
| |John M. Palmer | | | |active duty. Combat tours include Iraq. |
|1981 | |Army | |Veteran | |
| |Martin F. Brown | | | | |
|1981 | |Navy |Lieutenant Commander |Veteran |Fighter Pilot, served in Desert Shield and Desert |
| |John M. Stickford | | | |Storm, 1985 - 1993 |
|1981 | |Air Force |Captain |Veteran |Served as a chaplain. |
| |Eric A. Zimmer | | | | |
|1982 | |Marine Corps |Lance Corporal |Retired |Served: 1987-1988. Medical Honorable Discharge - |
| |Anthony H. Headen | | | |considered Retired because of disability. |
|1982 | |Marine Corps | |Veteran | |
| |Kenneth O. Hill | | | | |
|1982 | |Navy |Petty Officer |Retired |Served in USS John F. Kennedy, CV67; USS Leyte Gulf, |
| |Edward P. Leidlein | |1st Class | |CG55 and USS Arleigh Burke, DDG51 during my career |
| | | | | |from 1984 - 2004. |
|1983 | |Army |Sergeant |Retried |Desert Storm/Iraqi Freedom/Afghanistan combat veteran.|
| |C. Jerome Coverson, Sr. | |1st Class (E-8) | |Currently a Dept of Defense Civilian in Virginia |
| | | | | |supporting the U.S. Army. |
|1983 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran |Served: 1984 -1992 Michigan National Guard Stripes|
| |Timothy A. Dinan | | | |or Sgt. Bilko are prime examples of service |
|1983 | |Air Force | |Veteran | |
| |Robert M. Savage, Jr. | | | | |
|1983 | | |Sergeant |Veteran | |
| |Michael A. Stec | | | | |
|1984 | |Air Force |Senior Airman |Veteran |Air Force: 1986-1990 Stationed in South Korea Navy: |
| |Timothy A. Besco |Navy |Lieutenant | |2002-2006 Commissioned as a Navy Nurse Corps officer;|
| | | | | |Deployed twice to Iraq in 2003 and 2004 |
|1984 | |Navy |Petty Officer |Veteran |Served: 1985 to 1989 Primarily onboard the USS Hayler|
| |Scott M. Worden | |3rd Class | |Quartermaster |
|1985 | |Air Force |Captain |Veteran |Air Force Academy '90; B-1B Pilot at Dyess Air Force |
| |Conrad A. Drain | | | |Base; died 1996 in Abilene, Texas from an accidental |
| | | | | |gunshot wound |
|1985 | |Marine Corps |Chief Warrant Officer 5 |Retired | |
| |Raymond Hillen | | | | |
|1985 | |Marine Corps |Lieutenant Colonel |Retired | |
| |Patrick S. Kirchner | | | | |
|1985 | |Marine Corps |Master Sergeant |Retired | |
| |John S. Vaughan | | | | |
|1986 | |Navy |Commander |Retired |U.S. Navy attorney and supply officer, veteran of the |
| |Jason T. Baltimore | | | |Persian Gulf War and Iraq military campaigns. Awarded|
| | | | | |the Bronze Star Medal and 24 additional medals and |
| | | | | |ribbons. |
|1986 | |Navy |Lieutenant |Reserves | |
| |Charles T. Inniss | | | | |
|1986 | |Navy | | |Submarine Communications |
| |Mark H. Prince | | | | |
|1987 | |Coast Guard | | | |
| |Roland E. Davis | | | | |
|1987 | |Coast Guard |Captain |Active, |Reserve JAG, Senior Reserve Officer |
| |Benjamin L. Smith III | | |Reserves | |
|1988 | |Army | |Veteran |Served: 1989 - 1992 as a chaplain's assistant and was |
| |Thomas Besco | | | |assigned to 2nd Armored Div. during Desert Storm. |
|1988 | |Air Force |Colonel |Retired |Reconnaissance navigator; Deployments to Southwest |
| |Brent M. Griffin | | | |Asia and other locations. |
|1988 | |Coast Guard |Petty Officer |Veteran | |
| |Terry Harper | |3rd Class | | |
|1988 | |Army |Captain |Active |Diplomatic Corp Joined the Army after 9-11 and was |
| |Bryan G. Thompson | | | |deployed to Iraq |
|1989 | |Navy |Lieutenant Commander |Veteran | |
| |Mark M. Donahue | | | | |
|1989 | |Marine Corps |Corporal |Veteran |1989-95 Operation Desert Storm Okinawa |
| |Jim Weddigen | | | |Philippine Island Machine Gunner, sharpshooter, |
| | | | | |truck driver "I joined the Marine Corps because I |
| | | | | |couldn't think of a better example of being a Man for |
| | | | | |Others." |
|1990 | |Army |(E-4) |Veteran |Reserves; 4/20 Field Artillery Battalion; Enlistment |
| |Mark R. Dundon | | | |1991 - 1994; No deployments The worst I got was |
| | | | | |mosquito bites |
|1990 | |Marine Corps |Major |Active |Stationed: Beaufort, SC Recently returned from a |
| |Jason T. Erbecker | | | |deployment. |
|1990 | |Air Force |Colonel |Active |1994 – Present Stationed: Joint Base Lewis-McChord; |
| |Ethan C. Griffin | | | |Mobility pilot; Deployments in Operation Iraqi |
| | | | | |Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom; Returned |
| | | | | |2015; Wing Commander of 436th Airlift Wing, global |
| | | | | |mobility and dignified transfer of fallen heroes. |
|1990 | |Army |Lieutenant Colonel |Active |Currently deployed. CJTF HQ, TAAC-S, Kandahar |
| |Brian C. Murphy | | | |Airfield, Afghanistan |
|1990 | | |Lieutenant | | |
| |Nicholas D. Pollard | | | | |
|1990 | |Army |Major |Veteran |Brooke Army Medical Ctr -Texas, Walter Reed- DC. and |
| |James Simon | | | |deployed in Iraq with the 3rd Armored Cavalry. |
|1991 | |Army |Staff Sergeant |Veteran |Army Rangers |
| |Sean M. Hagerty | | | | |
|1991 | |Marine Corps |Chief Warrant Officer 5 |Active |Has travelled to over 30 countries. Having a great |
| |Gary M. Hawald | | | |career in the intelligence community; likely staying |
| | | | | |in until 2024. Stationed in Virginia |
|1991 | |Army |Lieutenant Colonel |Active |Stationed: U.S. Embassy in Tashkent, Uzbekistan as a |
| |Benjamin F. Johnson | | | |contracting Liaison Officer in support of operations |
| | | | | |in Afghanistan. |
|1991 | |Marine Corps |Captain |Veteran | |
| |Donald V. Orlandoni | | | | |
|1991 | |Navy |Captain |Active |United States Naval Attaché to Canada |
| |Justin P. Orlich | | | | |
|1991 | |Marine Corps |Captain |Veteran |Pilot |
| |Ya-Sin A. Peaks |Army Reserves | | | |
|1991 | |Army |Captain |Veteran | |
| |Christopher S. Sharkey | | | | |
|1991 | |Marine Corps |Lieutenant Colonel |Active |Scheduled to earn a Master of Science in Strategic |
| |Mark C. Smydra | | | |Studies from the Marine Corps War College in June 2016|
|1992 | |Marine Corps |Corporal |Veteran |No current deployment |
| |Nathan M. Balyeat | | | | |
|1992 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran |Radio Repair NCO |
| |Paul J. Bonenfant | | | | |
|1992 | |Air Force |Colonel |Active |USAFA grad, class of 1996. Flew F-15C and RQ-4B |
| |Steven A. Fino | | | |aircraft. Currently stationed at the Pentagon. |
|1992 | |Army |Captain (O-3) |Veteran |Chemical Officer, stationed in Germany, deployed to |
| |Jeffrey R. Roth | | | |Bosnia-Herzegovina & Albania; mobilized in 2003 from |
| | | | | |Individual Ready Reserve as liaison from Afghanistan |
| | | | | |to the Central Command during Operation Enduring |
| | | | | |Freedom. |
|1994 | |Coast Guard |Lieutenant |Veteran |Honorable discharge in May 2009 |
| |Rafique O. Anderson | | | | |
|1995 | |Air Force |Major |Active |"After 12 years on active duty from 2001~2013 I joined|
| |Stephen A. Campbell |Reserve | | |the Air Force Reserve where I continue to fly the C17 |
| | | | | |out of Charleston AFB, South Carolina. I serve as an |
| | | | | |instructor pilot and the unit executive officer. " |
|1995 | |Army |Chief Warrant Officer 3 |Retired |"I am now retired as of March 31, 2017. I was deployed|
| |Eric A. Hildebrandt | | | |to Iraq from 2007-2008 and Afghanistan from 2009-2010.|
| | | | | |" |
|1995 | |Army |Sergeant |Active |Stationed: FT Gordon, GA Medic |
| |Sean P. Murphy | |1st Class | | |
|1996 | |Air Force |Captain |Reserves |US Dept of Justice: |
| |Tom Franzinger | | | |Washington, DC |
|1996 | | |First Lieutenant |Veteran |Artillery Officer |
| |LeCarl B. Lockley | | | | |
|1997 | |Navy |Petty Officer |Veteran |Served: 2003 to 2013. "I was a nuclear electrician. My|
| |Herman D. Heard | |1st Class | |final rate was an E-6." |
|1997 | |Air Force |Captain |Veteran |US Air Force Academy’01 |
| |William E. McKenzie | | | | |
|1997 | |Army |Captain |Reserves | |
| |John M. Sirhal | | | | |
|1997 | |Marine Corps |Sergeant |Veteran |Served: 1999-2005 |
| |Joseph T. Walsh | | | | |
|1997 | |Army |Captain |Reserves |Joined the US Army Reserve in 2011. I serve today as a|
| |Steven L. Williams | | | |Judge Advocate General (JAG) officer |
|1998 | |Army - |Sergeant |Active - |Army: Deployed in Afghanistan |
| |Daniel J. Allen |Marine Corps - | |Veteran - |Marines: 1998-2006 |
|1998 | |Army |Major |Reserves |Judge Advocate General's (JAG) Corps |
| |Stephen P. Dunn | | | | |
|1998 | |Marine Corps |Captain |Active |Stationed: California 7th Regiment Supply Officer |
| |Drew Harris | | | | |
|1998 | |National Guard |Sergeant |Active |Service in Afghanistan |
| |Alan Mullin | | | | |
|1998 | |Air National |Major |Reserves |Air Force Academy (USAFA) Graduate - Class of 2002 |
| |David R. Siemion |Guard | | |Combat deployments: Operation: Enduring Freedom SW |
| | | | | |Asia 2011, 2012-2013 Operation: New Dawn SW Asia |
| | | | | |2011 |
|1999 | |Navy |Lieutenant |Reserves |Past Deployment: Djibouti, Africa |
| |Vincent M. Abatemarco | | | | |
|1999 | |Marine Corps |Captain |Active |Deployments: Afghanistan, Liberia. Currently stationed|
| |Christopher S. Karwacki | | | |at Pentagon. |
|1999 | |Army |Major |Active | |
| |Nicholas J. McIntee | | | | |
|1999 | |Marine Corps |Major |Active |Not currently deployed |
| |Christopher J. Mellon | | | | |
|2001 | |Army |Sergeant |Veteran |Iraq (05-06), Guantanamo Bay, Cuba (02-03) |
| |Fred Dewey | | | | |
|2001 | |Marine Corps |Corporal |Veteran |Global |
| |Anthony K. Moffett II | | | | |
|2001 | |Army |Captain |Veteran |Two tours in Afghanistan: 2010 and 2012-2013 |
| |Richard P. Siemion | | | | |
|2002 | |Marine Corps | |Active | |
| |Zachary Copley | | | | |
|2002 | |Army |Captain |Active |Special Forces officer stationed at Fort Bragg |
| |Christopher T. Day | | | |Deployed four times to Iraq and Afghanistan. |
|2002 | |Air Force |Captain |Veteran |Afghanistan (2009-2010) |
| |James P. Hagemann | | | | |
|2002 | |Navy |First Class Petty Officer |Veteran |Honorably discharged May 2015 and finished time in the|
| |Paul J. Reider | |(E6) | |Reserves. Formerly stationed: On the USS |
| | | | | |Jacksonville (fast attack submarine) out of Pearl |
| | | | | |Harbor Hawaii. |
|2003 | |Army |Captain |Active |Stationed: Ft. Bliss, Texas - Selected for promotion |
| |John C. Dunn | | | |to Major in Spring 2018; finished residency in |
| | | | | |orthopaedic surgery and completing a hand fellowship |
| | | | | |at the Curtis National Hand Center and Walter Reed |
| | | | | |National Military Medical Center. |
|2003 | |Marine Corps |Captain |Active |Stationed: Okinawa, Japan RECON Battalion U.S. |
| |David W. Harris | | | |Naval Academy (Class of 2007) |
|2003 | |Navy | |Active | |
| |Jon P. Hebert | | | | |
|2003 | |Army |Captain |Active |Two tours in Afghanistan Current job: CH-47F Company|
| |Daniel P. Palmer | | | |Commander |
|2003 | |Army |Captain |Active |Pursuing an MBA degree at the Yale School of |
| |William R. Ryan | | | |Management as part of an Army-sponsored scholarship. |
| | | | | |Previously assigned to 1-503 IN / 173rd Airborne |
|2004 | |Navy |Lieutenant |Reserves |Strategic Sealift Officer; 2008 Graduate, US Merchant |
| |Patrick R. Gerometta | | | |Marine Academy |
|2004 | |Air Force |Airman |Active | |
| |Nicholas A. Ostrowski | | | | |
|2004 | |Marine Corps |First Lieutenant |Veteran |Served in Afghanistan |
| |James D. Richmond | | | | |
|2005 | |Army |First Lieutenant |Active |Army/Infantry |
| |Aaron J. Conti | | | |JAG bound Florida Coastal Graduate |
|2005 | |Army |Sergeant |Active |Stationed at Ft Meade, MD. |
| |Joseph M. Joliat | | | | |
|2005 | |Air Force |Captain |Active |Stationed: Duke Field, Fl |
| |Mark R. Lepczyk | | | | |
|2005 | |Army |Captain |Active |Preparing for 2nd deployment to Afghanistan |
| |Kyle H. Love | | | |Chinook Pilot in the National Guard |
|2005 | |Army |Captain |Active |Stationed: Ft. Hood, TX |
| |Lawrence T. McNamara | | | |Past Deployment: Kuwait |
|2005 | |Army |Captain |Active |Stationed: Fort Campbell, Kentucky ; 2 prior |
| |John F. Palmer | | | |deployments to Afghanistan (2010-11, 2013); Purple |
| | | | | |Heart recipient |
|2005 | |Army |Captain |Active |Stationed: Fort Bragg, N. Carolina Past Deployment: |
| |Martin J. Palmer | | | |Afghanistan |
|2005 | |Army | |Veteran | |
| |Brian R. Welch | | | | |
|2006 | |Navy |Petty Officer |Veteran |SEAL |
| |David Balistreri | |1st Class | | |
|2006 | |Army |Captain |Active |Not currently deployed, stationed at Fort Drum, NY |
| |Michael Fontichiaro | | | |Deployed to Afghanistan in 2012 |
|2006 | |Army |Captain |Active |Bronze Star, Armor Company Commander, 2014 Military |
| |Arthur J. Middlebrooks | | | |Top 40 Under 40, MIT Graduate Student, Deployments: |
| | | | | |Afghanistan, Kuwait, Poland, and Germany |
|2007 | |Army |Sergeant |Active |Enlisted March 2009 - Infantry/Scout Sniper, 3rd |
| |Nicolas Czarnecki | | | |Ranger Battalion/82nd Airborne Division, |
| | | | | |Iraq/Afghanistan/Haiti |
|2007 | |Navy |Petty Officer |Active |Enlisted: July 4 , 2012 |
| |Britten R. Keep | |3rd Class | |Stationed: Norfolk, VA |
| | | | | |CTN3- Computer Security (Cryptologist) |
|2007 | |Army |Specialist |Active |Medic with the Michigan National Guard - safely |
| |Max O. Moylan | | | |returned from Afghanistan in October 2012. |
|2007 | |Army |Second Lieutenant |Reserves |Chaplain candidate |
| |Michael P. Palmer | | | | |
|2007 | |Army |Captain |Active |Infantry: Deployed Afghanistan 2013-2014 as Platoon |
| |Daniel Martin Reddy | | | |Leader, 10th Mountain Division |
| | | | | |Currently: posted with 25th ID Schofield Barracks, |
| | | | | |Hawaii |
|2007 | |Navy |Lieutenant (jg) |Active |Stationed Bremerton, WA; Serving on USS NIMITZ; |
| |Adam C. Toepp | | | |Previously in Pearl Harbor; Jan 2012 - Sept 2014 |
| | | | | |served on USS REUBEN JAMES & USS CHAFEE; Participated |
| | | | | |in community service projects while in Thailand and |
| | | | | |the Philippines. |
|2008 | |Navy |Lieutenant (jg) |Active |Navy Pilot; Graduate of the US Naval Academy at |
| |James P. Pearson | | | |Annapolis |
|2009 | |Coast Guard |Seaman (E-3) |Veteran |Medical Discharge |
| |Jonathan P. Hevron | | | | |
|2009 | |Army |Captain |Active |Field Artillery, 2nd BCT, 10th Mountain Division, Ft |
| |Jordan R. Koss | | | |Drum, NY |
|2009 | |Coast Guard |Petty Officer |Reserves |Veteran |
| |Xavier Wright | |1st Class | | |
|2013 | |Army |Corporal |Active | |
| |Cameron W. Brauer | | | | |
|2013 | |Army |Specialist |Active | |
| |Christopher M. Mastantuono | | | | |
|2013 | |Army |2Lt |Active | |
| |Peter V. McMahon | | | | |
|2013 | |Army |Second Lieutenant |Active |West Point |
| |Paul V. Palmer | | | | |
|2014 | |Army |Cadet |Active |West Point |
| |Liam K. Lynch | | | | |
|2014 | |Navy |Midshipman |Active |United States Naval Academy at Annapolis |
| |Michael J. Wallace | | | | |
|2015 | |Army |Cadet |Active |Currently at West Point |
| |Matthew C. Homsy | | | | |
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