Memorial Day 2018

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MEMORIAL DAY

2018

A TRIBUTE TO Our

Heroes

“Let us, then, at the time appointed gather around their sacred remains and garland the passionless mounds above them with the choicest flowers of spring time; let us raise above them the dear old flag they saved from dishonor; let us in this solemn presence renew our pledges to aid and assist those whom they have left among us a sacred charge upon a nation's gratitude...”

Local Memorial Day Services & Ceremonies

~ Excerpt from General Order No. 11 issued by Headquarters, Grand Army of the Republic,Washington DC May 5, 1868

Area Legion posts will be holding Memorial Day services on Monday, May 28.

Members of firing squads and color guards will be traveling to various cemeteries to honor those who have served this country through military service.

Byron Town of Byron veterans will once again be honored at the annual Memorial Day tribute on May 28 at the Byron Town Hall and Veterans Memorial. The open house event runs from 8 to 11 a.m., with an outdoor program beginning at 9:30 a.m.

Town of Byron resident Lynn Geelan is scheduled to deliver this year’s keynote address, Memorial Day from a Mother’s Perspective. Geelan is the mother of Sgt. Peter Geelan and Capt.

Zachery Geelan who in 2014 were serving simultaneous tours of duty with the US Marine Corps in Afghanistan.

Geelan will reflect on how her sons “were proud to be over there” and the support her family received from the community during the time her sons were serving in a combat zone. Peter, now in the US Marine Corps Reserves, is attending Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston. Zachery, who also completed a tour of duty in Iraq, is on active duty in Frankfurt, Germany.

The program also includes the unveiling of 30 names added to the

memorial this year and a roll call of veterans buried in Town of Byron cemeteries. Color Guards from Lomira's Bintzler-Waehler Post No. 347 and Oakfield's VFW Post No. 8092 will assemble for the event. The outdoor part of the program closes with “Taps” sounded by members of the Lomira High School band and a bagpipe reflection performed by Dr. Joseph Haak.

The Byron Town Hall and Veterans Memorial are located at N3097 Highway 175 in Byron.

Horicon The Legion Honor Guard from Horicon Post 157 will begin the day by performing memorial services, which will consist of the firing of three volleys and the playing of Taps at hte following cemeteries: - North Burnett from 7-7:15 a.m.

- Union from 7:30-7:45 a.m.

- Stone from 8-8:15 a.m.

- St. Malachy from 8:45-9 a.m.

- Oak Hill from 9:15-9:30 a.m.

The official program will be held at Van Brunt Elementary School gym beginning at 10 a.m.

Lomira The Lomira American Legion post will be hosting several services on Memorial Day at the following locations: - 8:00 a.m. St. Andrews in LeRoy - 8:15 a.m. St. Lukes in Knowles

On every soldiers tombstone should be a message of honor, respect and love: “In loving memory of one who loved his country, who fought against evil to preserve what is right and true and good. In loving memory of one who is a cut above the rest of us, who had the surpassing courage, the uncommon strength, to do whatever had to be done, perservering through hardship and pain. In loving memory of one who was brave enough to give his life, his all, so that those he cared about would remain safe and free.

In loving memory of a unique and treasured soldier who will never be forgotton.”

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- 8:45 a.m. Mount Pleasant on Hwy 49 in Brownsville - 9:15 a.m. Town of Lomira on Hwy 175 - 9:30 a.m. Byron Veteran’s Memorial - 10:00 a.m. Ebenezer - 10:15 a.m. St. Martin’s in Ashford - 10:30 a.m. St. John’s in Lomira - 10:45 a.m. Salem in Lomira - 11:00 a.m. St. Mary’s in Lomira - 11:15 a.m. Wreath laying at the Lomira Village Pond

Mayville The Mayville American Legion post will be at the following locations for Memorial Day services: - 8:00 a.m. St. Matthews Cemetery, Iron Ridge - 8:30 a.m. St. Paul's Cemetery, Gill Rd. - 9:00 a.m. Kekoskee Cemetery, Kekoskee - 9:15 a.m. Tidyman Cemetery - 10:30 a.m. Parade begins and heads south down Main Street toward City Park - Ceremony at Veterans Memorial to start immediately after the parade.

The annual Memorial Day parade will begin at 10 a.m. on North Main Street near the red brick school building, with the parade route heading south on Main Street and across the footbridge to the Veteran’s Memorial near the Park Pavilion in City Park. Sassu Enterprises will be marching in the parade with pet therapy dogs.

http://sassuenterprises.org/ The ceremony will be held at the Veterans Memorial following the parade. People are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets for sitting during the ceremony. Some chairs will be provided, but fill up fast. The event will be held rain or shine, so umbrellas are also encouraged if rain is in the forecast.

The Mayville American Legion Auxiliary will host a Memorial Day lunch following the ceremony at the American Legion on 134 S. Main St. in Mayville following the ceremony.

Theresa American Legion Post 270 of Theresa will conduct Memorial Day services as listed below: - 10:00 a.m. St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Hwy 175 - 10:15 a.m. St. Petrie’s Cemetery, Hwy AY & TW - 10:30 a.m. Immanuel Lutheran Church, Hwy AY - 10:45 a.m. Zion Lutheran Church - 11:00 a.m. Hochheim Cemetery - 11:15 a.m. Union Cemetery - 11:30 a.m. Theresa Area Veterans Memorial - 12:00 p.m. St. Theresa Memorial Gardens - 12:15 p.m. Bridge Ceremony

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Honoring Their Service & Sacrifice May 28

Andrew Johnson in Section 60 at Arlington National Cemetery alongside the grave marker of his son who was KIA in Afghanistan in January 2012.

By Andrew Johnson Father of 1LT David Johnson, KIA 1-25-12

Memorial Day is a day to remember. It is a day for the living to remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice in the military service for our great country. It is also a time we remember those veterans who served and have passed away. The pages of our Memorial Day section feature many of the local soldiers who were killed in action (KIA), as well as many veterans who are buried locally.

Memorial Day is for all sacrifices made since the founding of our country. It seems to be easier to recognize KIA’s who were sacrificed in years close to the time when family members as well as others are still living.

For example, during the time of the Civil War, people in this area thought about their recent sacrifices from here. We don’t think of those same sacrifices the same way since we personally did not know the soldiers and their families.

However, our country is still at war against

terrorists in several different parts of the world.

Military sacrifices are still being made even recently. Wisconsin has lost more than 300 military members since 9-11 including those from combat, suicide and accidents.

We were fortunate that we did not have to add any local names to the list in our section over the past year from our area. All who sacrificed are important to remember even if they lived in a different time or we did not know them.

Memorial Day certainly can be very personal for those of us who lost someone close.

I was able to visit the traveling Global War on Terror Wall of Remembrance this past year.

It was eye-opening to see the huge list of nearly 7,000 names representing the U.S. military KIA’s since September. To say “7,000” names is easy to understand. Reading almost 7,000 names is very difficult to comprehend. Their sacrifices become more personal.

Adding a photo like we are doing with the Vietnam Faces project makes the sacrifices even more personal. Each name represents a person who had a life and left behind family, friends and battle buddies.

The folks who run the wall gave me a challenge coin in honor of my son David. On the back of the coin it appropriately quotes John 15:13: “Greater love has no one than this, to lay down one’s life for a friend.”

No loss in the military is greater than another. All are equally important. It is my hope that readers will take the time to look at the local photos of those who gave all as well as the names of those who have passed on and served our great country on these special pages.

Each will have a different perspective on what this holiday means based on their life experiences and a host of other factors. For example, a battle buddy’s view of their fallen co-worker differs from gold star parents who have lost a child.

Memorial Day can be a day of grieving for some. It certainly is a day to ponder the idea that a huge price was paid for us to be free and live the way we do.

Memorial Day is every day for me.

Update On The Gold Star Memorial Trail

It was approximately four years ago that an effort began to build a bike trail between Mayville and Horicon. Raising funds for such a project can be challenging. My wife Laura and I, as well as another Gold Star family from Beaver Dam, Greg and Barb Gassen, learned about the trail. We offered an idea that the trail could be dedicated to the memory of all Wisconsin service members who gave their lives. The rest is history.

The trail was renamed and adopted by the county as a park. Funding for the first phase was competed earlier this year by the county and groundbreaking for the first phase

occurred on February 27 in Mayville.

The trail construction is now at least 37 percent complete and the contractor is working ahead of schedule with a goal of having rock base work completed in July. Paving could happen as early as the end of September.

Contract completion date is November 11, which happens to be Veterans Day. It is hoped that the annual Turkey Run held on Thanksgiving morning will be held on the new trail this year. The official grand opening ceremony will be held on June 1, 2019, which is the Saturday after Memorial Day 2019 and State Trails Day.

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Construction on the Gold Star Memorial Trail phase one between Mayville and the Horicon Marsh Education Center is now at least 37% complete. The non-motorized paved trail could be completed as early as September. The contract completion date is November 11, or Veterans Day. This county trail is dedicated to the memory of all Wisconsin military service members who gave their lives in service to the United States. facebook.com/GoldStarMemorialTrailWI • GoldStarMemorialTrrailWI.org

Remember . . .

Freedom Is Not Free

On Memorial Day, we dedicate our thanks to those who dedicated their

lives to this great country. Their courage, service and sacrifice will never be forgotton. We salute the miliary heroes we have lost, and those who continue to protect our freedom today.

Congressional Medal of Honor recipient Gary Wetzel views photos of killed Wisconsin military members on the “Wisconsin Remembers: A Face for Every Name” traveling display on February 1 at the Milwaukee War Memorial Center. On that day, weekly newspaper publisher Andrew Johnson and UW-Milwaukee investigative journalism instructor Jessica McBride gave a presentation on how Wisconsin newspapers worked with the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C. to find the last 450 missing photos of killed Wisconsin Vietnam veterans. (courtesy of Milwaukee War Memorial Center)

Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund Faces Project And The Traveling Wisconsin Exhibit

Everyone has different life circumstances and talents that can enable them to make a positive difference in their family, community, job and county.

My circumstance is very unique. After my son David was killed in Afghanistan in 2012, I really had to take a hard look at what the rest of my life would look like. Life would be different. I had no choice about what happened on the battle field.

After some time of reflection, I realized in January 2013 that the combination of my being a Gold Star father and a small, well-connected rural newspaper publisher could enable me to help the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund (VVMF) Faces project.

The VVMF are the folks who built the black WALL in Washington D.C. with the names of those who died in military service in the Vietnam War. I learned that Wisconsin Public Radio (WPRT) were helping the VVMF find the photos of every person that was listed on the WALL. The photos are featured online at vvmf.org and are featured daily by date of birth. The photos will also be displayed at the new education center which will located by the WALL. The reason the military did not have photos was because of a huge fire in St. Louis in 1973 that destroyed more than six million military records.

The only way to get the photos was to go to the public and families of the fallen. I further learned that the VVMF would be displaying photos of all military KIA’s from the current War on Terror until an appropriate memorial could be built in Washington D.C. It was a no brainer for me to get involved.

These people need my help and they are going to honor my son along with nearly 7,000 others who have made the ultimate sacrifice since 911.

I have a unique set of contacts and skills that could make a positive difference for remembering our fallen in Vietnam. So, this has become one of the passions of my life and that is why I will continue to feature the project every Memorial Day edition until the entire project is done.

When we started working with the VVMF Project, the numbers of missing photos were huge. At the time, there were over 58,000 (the number grows every year as discoveries are made) names on the WALL and 1,161 were from Wisconsin.

There was a total of approximately 24,000 photos missing from across the country and 450 missing from Wisconsin. I immediately gained the support for the project of the Wisconsin Newspaper Association (WNA),I was immediate past president at the time, and the National Newspaper Association (NNA), when I was a board member.

Beth Bennett, WNA executive director, and I met with WPRT executives from and shared our idea of using community newspapers to find the missing photos. They thought it was a good idea, but warned us we would not really find all of the photos and the project would go on for many years in Wisconsin.

I remember clearly telling them that we are newspaper people. This means that we work within deadlines. I told them that we would make every effort to find all of the Wisconsin photos by Memorial Day 2015 and I sensed they thought I was a little “crazy.” It was an impossible goal since only Wyoming had found all of their photos.

We helped find all of the photos from Wisconsin by the Friday before Memorial Day 2015. We published every photo in our Memorial Day edition in 2016, along with many other Wisconsin newspapers.

The people at Wisconsin Public Radio and Television embraced the accomplishment by sponsoring a traveling exhibit with all of the 1,161 photos of Wisconsin military members killed in the Vietnam War. It is called “Wisconsin Remembers: A Face for Every Name.” The traveling display is also sponsored by the Wisconsin Veterans Museum and the WNA.

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On February 1, the display was at the Milwaukee County War Memorial Center. I, along with University of WisconsinMilwaukee investigative journalism instructor Jessica McBride and UW-Milwaukee journalism student Dylan Deprey, each spoke about our roles in finding the photos.

There were about 75 or 80 Vietnam veterans present including Congressional Medal of Honor recipient Gary Wetzel. Gary does not attend many events anymore, so this topic must have obviously touched him.

The photo of Gary looking at his fallen comrades taken by Renee Riddle from the War Memorial captured the moment. I knew as soon as I saw the photo that it would be our feature photo for this Memorial Day. The moment was a severely wounded war hero who bravely fought off the enemy in a battle where his actions saved many American lives viewing photos of many dead heroes. I am sure he knew many of them.

He is a true American hero and it was awesome to have him present. This is what we are supposed to do on Memorial Day – to review the cost of being free. We will always remember those who gave all for us from all wars!

The “Wisconsin Remembers: A Face for Every Name” display will be at Turner Hall in Filmore this Memorial Day. Normally I like to go to Arlington National Cemetery for the National Memorial Day service since my son is buried in Arlington. However, this year I was invited to talk about the Faces Project as part of a Memorial Day service. The program will begin at 12:30 p.m. I will be speaking about the value of a photo of our KIA’s and about the project. Turner Hall is located at 523 Co. Hwy H, Fredonia. I hope to see some of you in Filmore.

MEMORIAL DAY 2018

A U.S. Army Caisson team transports the casket of U.S. Army 1st Lt. David A. Johnson to Section 60 at Arlington National Cemetery during a full honors service held on February 22, 2012. Johnson, who was from Mayville, was killed in action from an improvised explosive device on January 25, 2012 during a small arms battle he was leading in Kandahar province of Afghanistan. (photo courtesy of Tracey Attlee)

What Does “Gold Star” Mean?

The Gold Star concept originated during World War I when parents began handing redand-white service flags in their windows. A blue star in the center indicated a son or a spouse was deployed in the military. The tradition goes that when a family member was killed in action, then a “gold star” was sewn over the blue star.

Either flag can have multiple stars that correspond to multiple individuals serving or multiple deaths. I was told by one of my son’s sergeants that there is one family that has three Gold Stars from the current war.

In 1947 the U.S. Congress established the

Gold Star lapel pin to provide widows and widowers, children, parents, and brothers and sisters of members of the Armed Forces of the United States who lost their lives in the defense of democracy and freedom during the World Wars I and II, and any subsequent armed hostilities in which the United States became engaged. The Gold Star pin unique design incorporates the symbols that indicated the family’s loss: the laurel wreath border signifies valor; the purple field (background) signifies the family’s grief or mourning; the Gold Star has been used since World War I to signify “died in a combat theater.”

The Gold Star concept originated during World War I when parents began hanging red-and-white service flags in their windows.

A blue star in the center indicated a son or husband serving in the military. There are several of these flags displayed around our towns. A Gold Star signified death.

Either flag can have multiple stars that correspond to multiple individuals serving or multiple deaths. I was told by one of my son’s sergeants that there is one family that has three Gold Stars from the current war. There are many Gold Star organizations for mothers, fathers and families.

In 1947 the U.S. Congress established the Gold Star Lapel Button to provide an appropriate means to identify widows and widowers, children, parents, and brothers and sisters of members of the Armed Forces of the United States who lost their lives in the defense of democracy and freedom during the World Wars I and II, and any subsequent armed hostilities in which the United States became engaged.

The Gold Star Lapel Button’s unique design incorporates the symbols that indicated the family’s loss: the Laurel Wreath Border signifies valor; the Purple field signifies the family’s grief or mourning; the Gold Star has been used since World War I to signify “Died in a Combat Theater.”

Gold Star Flag

VVMF Faces Update

Newspapers from around the country have joined the effort to find all of the photos. I traveled to Oklahoma, Missouri and Springfield, Illinois twice, to work on the project along with the support of the National Newspaper Association. I included an updated chart about the project on our Memorial Day pages. I am very proud to report that as of May 15, there are 28 states that have completely found all of

Gold Star Pin

their photos, leaving a total of 2,707 missing photos in the U.S. It is my greatest hope that the newspapers working along with many other organizations and volunteers can finish up this project of finding the last missing photos before the groundbreaking of the new VVMF Education Center in Washington D.C.

Remember our fallen heroes.

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U.S. Army • 04-06-66 Juneau, Wisconsin

U.S. Army • 07-03-66 Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

U.S. Army • 01-09-67 Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

SP4 RALPH DAHM U.S. Army • 02-08-68 Iron Ridge, Wisconsin

SSGT ROGER CARL HENRY ACKERMAN

SP4 RONALD HEINECKE

U.S. Army • 05-07-68 Lowell, Wisconsin

U.S. Army • 08-18-68 Theresa, Wisconsin

PFC LARRY LACAEYSE

SP4 FLOYD SCHLIEWE

SSGT LEE ROY LINTON

U.S. Army • 03-05-69 Reeseville, Wisconsin

U.S. Army • 10-20-70 Lebanon, Wisconsin

U.S. Army • 11-29-70 Reeseville, Wisconsin

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DODGE COUNTY FALLEN KOREAN VETERANS Missing Photo

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PVT DONALD OTTO ALBERT

PFC JERROLD FRONZOWIAK

PFC NORBERT J. GORMAN

PVT GLENN E. KOHN

U.S. Army Born: 1929 Incident or Death Date: 08-30-1951

U.S. Army Born: 1929 Incident or Death Date: 10-09-1951

U.S. Army Born: 1911 Incident or Death Date: 07-31-1950

U.S. Army Born: 1932 Incident or Death Date:07-24-1953

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PFC MELVIN L. KUEHL

PVT KENNETH MELLENTHIEN

PFC CARL C. SLADE

PFC RONALD M. ZIRBEL

U.S. Army Born: 1930 Incident or Death Date:07-31-1952

U.S. Army Born: 1929 Incident or Death Date: 08-30-1951

U.S. Army Born: 1930 Incident or Death Date: 11-17-1952

U.S. Army Born: 1931 Incident or Death Date: 07-31-1950

Please contact Andrew Johnson at 920-387-2211 or johnson@dodgecountypioier.com with photos and or information about local Korean War KIAs.

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In times of war and peace, the men and women of our military dedicate themselves to serving our country.

Their commitment, patriotism, sacrifice and courage keep our country safe and strong. On Memorial Day, we honor those who have lost their lives in the line of duty, and salute those who serve today.

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The traveling Global War on Terror Wall of Remembrance was set-up outside a hotel where the Illinois Press Association Convention (IPA) was being held in Springfield, Illinois, last June. The IPA’s members worked with local publisher Andrew Johnson on finding the missing Vietnam photos from Illinois. The Wall has almost 7,000 names of U.S. military members that have been killed since 9-11. (Andrew Johnson | DCP)

Newspaper publisher Andrew Johnson explains to Vietnam Veterans how the Wisconsin Newspaper Association (WNA) members helped find Wisconsin missing photos for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial at a special presentation at the Milwaukee War Memorial Center. Newspapers from across the country followed WNA’s model and helped find all of the photos for many states.

Specialist Michael Jacob Wendling Army National Guard • Sept. 26, 2005

Persian Gulf War • Iraq War • War In Afghanistan

LOCAL FALLEN HEROES Private Michael L. Fitz U.S. Army • Feb. 27, 1991

PVT Michael L. Fitz of Horicon, WI died Feb. 27, 1991 near Baghdad, Iraq when a cluster bomb exploded. PVT Fritz was assigned to the Army’s D Company, 27th Support/Maintenance Battalion, 1st Cavaltry Division Maintenance and repair of track vechicles. Fort Hood, TX.

Sergeant Kirk Allen Straseskie U.S. Marine Corps • May 19, 2003

Sgt Kirk Allen Straseskie, 23, of Beaver Dam, WI, drowned May 19, 2003, in a canal near Al Hillah, Iraq, when he attempted to rescue the crewmembers of a Marine CH-46 helicopter that went down in the canal. Straseskie was assigned to 1st Battalion, 4th Marine Regiment, Camp Pendleton, CA.

Lance Corporal Ryan J. Cantafio U.S. Marine Corps Reserve • Nov. 25, 2004

LCpl Ryan J. Cantafio, 22, of Beaver Dam, WI, died Nov. 25, 2004, as result of enemy action in Al Andar Province, Iraq. He was assigned to Golf Company, 2nd Battalion, 24th Marine Regiment, 4th Marine Division, Madison, WI.

A Tribute to the Heroes of Memorial Day We proudly salute the brave men and women who havve served and made the ultimate sacrifice for their countrry. With courage and conviction, these heroes have protected America’s freedom through the generations, and we are forever grateful to them.

On Memorial Day, we once again pay our respects to America’s fallen soldiers.

We pray for their families, and we honor their memories with gratitude and humility.

We remember that freedom is not free.

To all who have served and continue to serve our country,

We Thank You.

SPC Michael Jacob Wendling of Mayville, WI, died Sep. 26, 2005, in Shaibah, Iraq, when an improvised explosive device detonated near his HMMWV during convoy operations. The HMMWV was also attacked by enemy forces using small arms fire. SPC Wendling was assigned to the Army National Guard's Company C, 2nd Battalion, 127th Infantry Regiment, 32nd Infantry Brigade, Fond du Lac, WI.

Private First Class Rachel K. Bosveld U.S. Army • Oct. 26, 2003

PFC Rachel K. Bosveld, 19, of Waupun, WI, was killed Oct. 26, 2003, in Abu Ghraib, Iraq. Bosveld was fatally injured during a mortar attack on the Abu Ghraib Police Station. Bosveld was assigned to the 527th Military Police Company, V Corps, Giesen, Germany.

Private First Class Jacob A. Gassen U.S. Army • Nov. 29, 2010

PFC Jacob A. Gassen, 21, of Beaver Dam, WI, died Nov. 29, 2010, in Nangarhar province, Afghanistan, of wounds suffered when an insurgent attacked his unit with small arms fire.

Gassen was assigned to the 1st Squadron, 61st Cavalry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), Fort Campbell, KY.

First Lieutenant David A. Johnson U.S. Army • Jan. 25, 2012

1LT David A. Johnson, 24, of Horicon, WI, died Jan. 25, in Kandahar province, Afghanistan, of injuries suffered after encountering an improvised explosive device while conducting a dismounted patrol. Johnson was assigned to the 5th Battalion, 20th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA.

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For those who served or sacrificed their lives defending the ideals of our country, we want to applaud their bravery and honor their memory.

The following are lists of service personnel who are buried in local cemeteries. The listings are alphabetized by cemetery and then by last name.

The list does not include those who were from the area and are buried in other communities or overseas.

ASHIPPUN LUTHERAN CEMETERY Ashippun WWII John S. Magyar

BROWNSVILLE VILLAGE ASSN. CEMETERY

Brownsville SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR George W. Reynolds CIVIL WAR Phillip Boller Bethuel Smith WORLD WAR I Lester Kuen Robert Hugo Schultz Walter Wollenburg WORLD WAR II Enno Polzin Raymond Rousseau Raymond Seyfert KOREAN WAR Raymond Kuen Oliver T. “Oz” Jacobson Charles McDonald VIETNAM WAR Charles W. Andrews, Sr. Raymond E. Seyfert, Jr. PEACETIME Melvin Ernst Alphonse Krapfl

BURNETT CORNERS CEMETERY

Burnett Corners AM REV. - 1776 Levi Holcomb WAR OF 1812 Horace Ames CIVIL WAR John C. Bates Julius Beier Amos Cook William Cook Thomas P. Davis John E. Frink Jacob Frink D.L. Keyes Daniel Lawrence George Lawrence John P. Lewis William Merritt Jacob Myers John Myers J.F. Pattee Michael Stoltz J.R. Tripp George Wilson SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR John P. Messer Oscar L. Shannon WORLD WAR I Perry Goodrich Ernest L. Hoeft Albert Indermuehle Gustav Schwartz WORLD WAR II Benjamin Bensley Samuel Bensley Eugene C. Beske Lloyd P. Deppeler

Otto Draheim Stanley W. Draheim Carl Hammer John Henning Edwin Karst Robert A. Kreier Lawrence Mintzlaff Wilfred Neitzel Paul Sawyer Marvin Schmidt Elwyn Schutte KOREAN WAR Roland Koerner Leslie C. Schmidt UNKNOWN Herbert Clack Wilfred Gietzel Merlin Kueckkhan Wilber J. Merrill Lyman Sperry Herbert Williams

EBENEZER METHODIST CEMETERY Town of Lomira CIVIL WAR William Beitz John Muentner Jacob Steiner WORLD WAR I John Cook WORLD WAR II Don LaRue Cornell Norman Grantman Harry Tousey, Sr. VIETNAM WAR Craig N. Linberg PERSIAN GULF Eric C. Meyer PEACETIME Howard Hayes John C. Scharf

GRACELAND CEMETERY

South John Street-Mayville Section l: CIVIL WAR Adelbert Barrott Eugene Barrott Benj. Crandell Fred Kruse Asa Martin Karl Rubusch Unknown WORLD WAR I Walter Benzel Ted Hoffman William A. Milbrot E. Schwantes Herman Reinke Melville Skinner

Leslie Wheeler Herbert Zwieg WORLD WAR II Ervin Budahn Delmar Frank George Genzmer William Heinrich Edward Marsch Armond Marohl Bronko Malesevich Alphonse Niedermair Wm. Rackow George Sauder Jr. Ed Schubert Charles Williams Lawrence Zwieg UNKNOWN Elmer Wright Section 2: CIVIL WAR Gilbert Clark N. C. Lawrence Charles Reible WORLD WAR I Charles Hurlbert WORLD WAR II Jerry Clark Section 3: CIVIL WAR Fred Born C. Farr Gust. Hammer Charles Raymond WORLD WAR I Earl Harrison Mert Miller WORLD WAR II Lester Dahm Glenn Jarvis Section 4: WAR OF 1812 Ira Mills CIVIL WAR Wm. Borngraeber Charles Hirth O. J. Hurlbert George Kiffel Wm. Lamoreux WORLD WAR I Henry Kloeden John Paustian KOREAN WAR Arthur Schellpfeffer Section 5: CIVIL WAR Carl Bartsch Aug. Beecher W. J. Fred Geshe Ludwig Holst Julius Nary Charles Russow Valentine Schwartz Aug. Weidewitch

WORLD WAR I Charles Krueger Bruce Lorimer Hugo Prinz Emil Retzlaff Art Wittman WORLD WAR II Lawrence Spittel Donald Wittman Section 6: CIVIL WAR John Barney Aug. Dane WORLD WAR I Melville Barwig A. C. Garling Herbert Schumann Charles Schwartz KOREAN WAR Fredrick “Fritz” Ende PEACETIME Robert Schumann Section 7: CIVIL WAR Charles Greget Charles Heckert Aug. Kluenner Wm. Schmidt SPANISH - AMERICAN WAR Oscar Holt Charles Wieseke WORLD WAR I Bert Mann WORLD WAR II Norman Bartelt Section 8: CIVIL WAR Joseph Jacquot Charles Henderson WORLD WAR I Carl Berger Louis Bonau Ewald Hawig Ross Henderson Erwin Lemke Wm. Luehring Paul Miller Joseph Schenske Frank Schumann Almond Thielke Leonard Wilke WORLD WAR II Ellis Billington Ray Billington Donald Luehring John Loehrke Melvin Loehrke Fred Luehring Lester Luehring Walter Roder Ralph Wilderman

VIETNAM WAR Jon Trieble Section 9: WORLD WAR I Harold Bleyer Raymond Boeck Ernest Gnerlich Rudy Ruedebusch Adolph Sauer Jack Sauer Elmer Smith Robert Thielke WORLD WAR II Roy Bauman Wilmer Hundertmark Isabella Illgen Anton Jansa Mike Lazich Charles Mann Alta Mueller Conrad Mueller Dick Ruedebusch

KOREAN WAR Kenneth Brummond Ed Grosenick Raymond Koepsell Willard Mattson Joseph Warczytowa James Westphal VIETNAM WAR Donald Fischer Ed Herringa Dale Mildbrandt PEACETIME Glen Gnerlich Eli Stipanovich Section 10: CIVIL WAR Gustav Rost SPANISH - AMERICAN WAR Robert Reichert WORLD WAR I Alph. Attenberger Arnold Bachhuber Lawrence Boettcher Ernest Dethardt Louis Dethardt Dick Farrington Harry Gilmore John Graf Carl Janssen Martin Jensen Carl Kliefoth Herbert Kloeden Aug. Kluge Oscar Mehl Hubert Miller Armond Roll Leo Schmeckel Berthold Villwock Erwin Waas Oscar Walther Sr. John Wild George Wood WORLD WAR II Walter Bansemer Peter Buerger Lester Daluge Courtney Dethardt Ned Dejanovich Everett Gardner Earl Hintz Charles Hoepner Laurence Kempf Virgil Kropf

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VIETNAM WAR Wayne Bender Dennis Darge Allan Moehr Mark Rach William Schmidt PEACETIME Robert Benjamin Hubert Henry Miller

HERRICK CEMETERY

Hwy. 33, West of Horicon WAR OF 1812 James Anderson Alvah Austin Louis Liebenow John Lippert Charles Moldenhauer Gilbert Pribnow Earl Schultz Harold Schwandt Art Selmikeit Edward Tonn KOREAN WAR Kenneth Cundy John Klieforth Section 11: WORLD WAR I Mark Altheimer Charles Tepper Erwin Walther Sr. WORLD WAR II Winfred Herberg Ralph Matson PEACETIME Joseph Gleissner Section 12: WORLD WAR I John Mayles Thomas Paddock WORLD WAR II Carl Benzel Clarence Benzel James Bowen Alphons Bruni Wallace Budahn Otto Buhalog Richard Dangel Walter Dewitz Gordon Dornfeld Willard Dornfeld Melvin Dornfeldt Dave Forst John Gensmer Walter Gensmer Ruben Hagen Donald Hoff James Kobishop Henry Laatsch Philip LaRue Jerome Manthey Dale Mehlberg Howard Osborne Wilbert Otto Clarence Pankow Joseph Simich Marvin Spradau La Vern Sprenger Charles Wagner Floyd H. Wegner KOREAN WAR Thomas Beck James Dorst Daniel Luehring Lloyd Manthey Jack Omer David Schraufnagel Leslie Smith

Ralph Smith Charles Thurk Marvin Weiss VIETNAM WAR Wayne Groth Luther Oelke DESERT STORM Jason Merchant UNKNOWN George Dreblow Section 13: WORLD WAR I Carl Paustian Dick Priem Hans Ruedebusch Kurt Ruedebusch WORLD WAR II Fred Billington Charles Cannon Merlin Fischer Doraine E. Kraft Harold Lookman Lloyd Pieper Joseph Pionkowski Rudolph Rackow Arthur Ritterbusch Roger Schimm Willis Schultz Robert Storck Louis Voeltz David Welsch Gustav Zimmerman KOREAN WAR Lawrence Churchill Wayne S. Illgen Willard Schellpfeffer James O. Smith Al Westphal VIETNAM WAR Michael Chmielewski Richard Gassner Gerald Klieforth Donald Raube Roy Voeltz Norman Voight John Wulff PEACETIME Bobbie Blair Unknown Section: WORLD WAR II Charles Cannon Robert Gleisner Orville Hurlburt Arnold Lifke Otto Manthey, Jr. Harley Pankow Harvey Puls WWII & KOREAN WAR Robert Young KOREAN WAR Ken Brummond Fritz Ende Harold Krueger

HOCHHEIM CEMETERY

CIVIL WAR August Benter WORLD WAR I William Keup Walter Sternberg WORLD WAR II James Athey Clemens Brandenstein Armin Laabs Herman Laabs Edward Oehme Elroy Sell KOREAN WAR Edward Oehme VIETNAM WAR Donald Schellin PEACE TIME Marvin H. Groth

IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH CEMETERY Town of Herman WORLD WAR I Ben Schreier WORLD WAR II Daniel Roecker

IMMANUEL METHODIST CEMETERY Town of Lomira CIVIL WAR Albert Birk Christy Delzer John Fischer Michael Held Fred Marquardt John Messner Christian Otterstein Charles Schaffer John Wagner WORLD WAR II Charles Feilbach

IRON RIDGE CEMETERY Township Cemetery -West of Neda WAR OF 1812 Augustine Butler

KEKOSKEE CEMETERY CIVIL WAR William Berg Gottfried Bonack George Engel Frederick Fenz Fred Herman

George Holland Charles Janicke David Moon Frank Starr Jacob Sweikhardt MEXICAN WAR Michael Frothinger WORLD WAR I Frank Burkhardt Alfred Collien Art Collien Sr. Charles Dethardt Ernest Frank Louis Griep Alvin Gust Edward Gust Julius Gust Arno Helling Edwin Holz Orville Krueger Ernst Lenz Arnold Rohr Erwin Schultz Robert Schultz Robert Sprotte Geo. Schwartzmiller WORLD WAR II Reinhold Beer Gilbert Bonack Harland Binder Richard Davison Howard W. Engel Harold Finke Lester Franke Roman Franke Verlan Franke Lawrence Froemming Ed Gust Edward Laabs Henry Lau Robert (Huck) Lechner Charles Linke Armond Machmueller Lloyd Metke Robert Pearsall Courtney Rohde Carl Roll Clarence Sell Edgar Wheeler Melvin Wild WORLD WAR II/ KOREAN WAR Robert Dethardt Donald Meyer KOREAN WAR Leslie Feller Robert Gromowski VIETNAM WAR Myron Kummerow Robert Mathews Harold Schwartzmiller PEACETIME Daniel Lechner Howard Robinson

METHODIST CEMETERY

2 Miles W. of Browns Corner On Hwy. 33 REVOLUTIONARY WAR Richard Newsam

MT. PLEASANT CEMETERY

Town of LeRoy, Hwy. 49 Section 1: WAR OF 1812 J. H. Le Count CIVIL WAR Ben D. Bates Charles Brice H. Burnett Rufus Cowles

Friend D. Cowles Manley T. Cowles Myron G. Graves R. W. Kirby David Minneck Henry M. Phillips John Rifenbergh A. D. Stafford Hiram Voorus Oscar F. Wood John T. Wright WORLD WAR II KOREAN WAR William Roberts VIETNAM WAR Charles Hill

NORTH BURNETT UNION CEMETERY North Burnett MEXICAN WAR Carl Luck CIVIL WAR William F. Beske Edwin J. Page Warner Page William Page WORLD WAR I Rudolph Beck Leonard Berndt Arnold Beske Elmer Beske Eddie Misling Arnold Pautsch Richard Pilsner August Zell WWI/WWII Charles VanHorn WORLD WAR II Walter Aitken Edgar Beske Erwin Beske Leonard Beske Lorraine Wendt Beske Martin Beske Milton Beske Raymond Beske Harlan C. Blasdell John Ertl, Sr. Lloyd Frank Henry Henning Paul Lemke Arthur Luebke Clarence Muetzenberg Forrest Pautsch Melvin Pautsch James H. Reilly Orville G. Roessler Virgil Rohde Raymond Rutz Alvin Strich Edward Thiede Ervin Toll Willard Woock Otto Wurm KOREAN WAR Lyle Gallenbeck Jerome Henkel Adelbert Kuenzi VIETNAM WAR Jerry Bell Shaun Tucker PEACETIME Norm Kohn Milton Neitzel UNKNOWN Rebecca Kronshagen Rueben Pieper

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NORTON'S CEMETERY

2 Miles S. of Hanni Cheese Factory CIVIL WAR Joel B. Norton

OAK HILL CEMETERY

Horicon Block 1, north end, west of house CIVIL WAR August Moldenhauer John Neuman VIETNAM WAR Michael Bork Blocks 2,3,4, north end, east of house CIVIL WAR Charles Waltzer WORLD WAR I Theodore E. Gubine William A. Weinke WORLD WAR II John Dunske Leonard R. Krueger Charles Last KOREAN WAR Donald Pasewald VIETNAM WAR Peter Dasenbrock Block 5 WORLD WAR II Milton Coyer Block 6A WAR OF 1812 Morason Barott CIVIL WAR George Gessner Thomas Higgens WORLD WAR I Merlin Bernges Oscar Bogda John C. Laupp Walter C. Marschke Frederick E. Mueller Harry E. Reynolds Lyle S. Reynolds Anton A. Schneider Ernst M. Schneider William (Ben) J. Tietz Arthur F. Voss WORLD WAR II Frederick H. Freinwald William F. Freinwald Peter Gregorich Alex W. Hoppe Hilbert Hoppe Raymond Oestreich William Springer KOREAN WAR Donald Richard Bremer Henry Mills PEACETIME Ruben Heintz Section 6B: CIVIL WAR William Gibson Julius Quick WORLD WAR I Alois E. Hafemeister Elmer Kreger Walter E. Ruhkick WORLD WAR II Glen Cordes Blair Erdmann Gerald Erdmann Loyal Kreger Dale Plautz

Erwin H. Schmude KOREAN WAR William Erdman PEACETIME Ray Zietlow Block 7: CIVIL WAR E.N. Palmer Jacob Quick Frank M. Warren SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR George J. Spettel WORLD WAR I Erwin E. Frank Paul E. A. Lehman William F. Leitzke WORLD WAR II Eldon J. Arndt Erick Berggren Paul Derber Charles E. Klietz Marvin O. Lueck John Naffin Carl Voy Block 8: WAR OF 1812 Joseph Trumbull Henery J. Winter CIVIL WAR Luther C. Barott Fredrich Bohn George Chandler William Hilditch Vergene L. Niver Lovell F. Willard WORLD WAR I Claude A. Griffiths William E. Haferman Royal Neugebauer Eugene F. Rahn Armen W. Voss Walter Voy Hugo E. Werner WORLD WAR II Harlan F. Dornfeld Harold C. Kanzenbach Janette Snyder Reed D. Snyder Block 9: WAR OF 1812 Jarius Alcox, Sr. CIVIL WAR Albert Chase James R. Freeman WORLD WAR I Herman Sohre Gustave Wille WORLD WAR II Merlin E. Albert Lester J. Baerwald Arthur E. Birr Howard Fellwock Jack D. Garten Wayne Snyder Melvin Willie COLD WAR Thomas E. Bennett Block 10 CIVIL WAR Herman T. Albert Jarius Alcox, Jr. WORLD WAR I Edward A. Breitkreutz Carl H. Kiesow Louis P. Kreckow Albert P. Otto Rollin S. Summers WORLD WAR II Lauren J. Hilgendorf Lester J. Oestreich KOREAN WAR Kent Kiesow

Block 11

CIVIL WAR Eugene E. Bishop Charles D. Davis Carl W. Dowe Henery DuBois William Getzman John Laupp Ferdinand Pahl Charles W. Rehfeld WORLD WAR I Caroline Banghart Charles D. Boughton Herbert S. Guptill Fred Heller Nicholas H. Hilarides Henery Kiesow Edwin F. Kross Olaf Olson George Radke Howard Werner WORLD WAR II March R. Boughton Gerald G. Fleischer Merlin Frank Harvey Pahl Harley E. Pegelow William H Stueber Lee P. Tyrer Clifford W. Weber Palmer F. Werner Howard E. Winter WWII/KOREAN WAR Eldon Olson KOREAN WAR John C. Olson Block 12 CIVIL WAR John Coe Charles D. Discher Seymoir Gilbert Julius Kammb WORLD WAR I John H. Karsten Elsmer A. Ruhm Ernest M. Stecker WORLD WAR II Rudolph Herman Elsmer F. Huck Elmer Kasten Marvin Mankowske Howard Rhode Courtney Rohloff PEACETIME Carl C. Steffen Block 13 CIVIL WAR Adelbert Bliss Peter Quick SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR Henry F. Georgil WORLD WAR I Walter P. Erdmann Charles Hawks, Jr. Ray Illig

Waldemar A. Marquardt Lawrence K. Marsh Russell Wilcox Sidney C. Wilke WORLD WAR II James H. Harrison Fred Karsten William R. Lewis Glenn Ulrich KOREAN WAR Allen A. Rassman PEACETIME Roger Ulrich UNKNOWN Robert A. Ulrich Block 15 WORLD WAR I Julius H. Brown Arthur R. Gadow Burton H. Lange Arthur E. Lehman Albert A. Miller Carl O. Niehoff, Sr. Adolph G. Raue John R. Richards Paul Schilling George Schneider WORLD WAR II Charles R. Beall Harold W. Binder Donald Blodgett Howard Bluemke Earl Boldt Donald R. Brown Lyle E. Doughty Ardmore C. Finn Raymond Gadow Mildred Lockwood Gardner Francis Hoffman Marion Wille Jones Roy Keith Edward J. Kruel Wally Kukuk Arthur H. Lehman Lloyd Lehman Preston Lehman James R. Marschke Robert R. Marschke Earl Marx Lester L. Miescke Charles Mueller Gordon Muenchow Edward Neils Carl Niehoff, Jr. Victor Pilsner Glen Plautz Luverne Puetz Norbert Rabehl Clarence Rau Adolph L. Raue Boyd J. Rohde Elaine Schwinge Ruggiero Stanley R. Schilling Leroy Schindel Ronald R. Schmidt

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While you’re our barbecuing and hanging out with family and friends this Memorial Day weekend (and after), please take time to remember the brave men and women of the United States Armed Forces who gave the ultimate sacrifice of their lives to help make and keep the United States the land of the free and home of the brave!

Robert F. Smith Elmer Schoeffel Frederich R. Schwertfeger Donald Snyder Elroy Thrun Paul E. Ulrich Arthur M. Vorpahl Raymond Voss Raymond F. Weber Eugene H. Wendt John Wolf WWII/KOREAN WAR Leland Ford WWII/KOREAN WAR/VIETNAM WAR Robert Christopherson Warren Thoreson KOREAN WAR James Geddes Robert C. Kuehl Glen Muenchow Donald Strobusch Alphonse Ulrich Richard Zirbel VIETNAM WAR Mark Bloedow Michael Bushkie Roland Mueller Jerry Rassmann PEACETIME Frederick H. Bluemke BERLIN CRISIS James Shields UNKNOWN Donald M. Kreuziger Elda (Dickie) M. Lehman Darvin Mann Floyd Meinke Edward Miescke Robert B. Smith Block 16 WORLD WAR I Lee H. Burrow Irving G. Curry Jacob DeYoung Max A. Kohrt Arno G. Lewerenz William H. Markham Lynn E. Osborne Walter Pagel James A. Peachey Ernest F. Schildt Felix Schoppe Paul E. Wadsworth Emil J. Wegner WORLD WAR II Andrew I. Anfinson George T. Anfinson Arthur Backus Robert M. Barney Victor Bennett Gust W. Berndt Bud Curry Ray E. Davis Glenn Erdmann

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Samuel Greshay, Sr. Elmer E. Heckman Howard Heckman Richard A. Holtz Merlin Johns Elroy Kamrath Charles Kliest Roy Maas Spencer Markham John Marohl Wayland Moore Everett Myers John Persha Martin Schildt Oliver E. Schmidt Paul Schroeder Vernon Schwantes Donald Stroede Clifford Wehde Frederick Westfall WWII /KOREAN WAR Russell Kohrt KOREAN WAR Donald Bischoff Emil Greshay William Kahlow Richard Nelson Oscar Schildt Orville Seide James E. Yasgar Robert Zischke PEACETIME Arthur E. Irwin Roger Kohrt Gary Maas Abigail McCanna Jerome Rehse Robert Rossing UNKNOWN Terry Gross Mar. Walkowiak Robert C. Zischke Block 17 WORLD WAR I Harry Voss WORLD WAR II Roger Acker Fred Arndt Arthur Bemus Ewald C. Benter Roman Bentz Willis Bentz Otto C. Bleifuss Royce Borngraeber Pat J. Burhans Lester E. Dahnert Otis C. Ewert Albert Gilbert Warren Gill Allen Heintz Lester Kiesow

Ralph C. Koehler Martin Krueger William E. Miescke Harvey Pieper Louis Plageman, Jr. Wayne Sayles Howard W. Schultz, Sr. Dallas J. Seboe Gilbert Spittel Harvey Spittel James Tamminga Verlin Wegner Lester H. Welck Gerald Wilken BERLIN AIRLIFT William Zuelsdorf KOREAN WAR Jerome Genzmer Ralph Gietzel Reinhardt Kiesow Norman Langlois Clifford E. Lyons Elmer Rehse George Schwartz Earl Stark Orren Voss John Weber KOREAN WAR/ VIETNAM WAR Harvey Hecht VIETNAM WAR Steven Arndt Gerlad C. Dommer PEACETIME Charles Gill Don Miescke UNKNOWN Donald Bischoff Wilfred J. Boelter Blocks 18/19/22 WORLD WAR I Herbert J. Bohn Emil A. Glamann R.V. Harper Walter C. Johns Harry W. Mecklenburg John F. Roesler George John Spettel(II) Edward J. Struve Hector Vilvock WWI/WWII Edward Mecklenburg WORLD WAR II Sam BelCastro Alvin Benzel Lawrence Beyer Alvin Bierman Elmer J. C. Bunkoske Willard W. Firehammer Edward Handrow Raymond H. Heintz

Clifford Hodgson Norman Kiesow Herman A. Leto Archie Marten Roger C. Martens Donald L. McCloud Warren Mead Arnold Michaels Frank Migawa Robert Pedigo Thomas F. Phillipsky Adolph Rosensprung Lawrence Schaus Arthur H. J. Schendel William Schmidt Alois J. Schumacher Earl Spettel George Spettel, Jr. (III) Eugene Zarling WWII/KOREAN WAR Alexander H. Gierach Victor Gierach KOREAN WAR Kenneth Baney Alex Beyer Lawrence F. Bogenschneider Lester Ewert James A. Hintz Dayrl Kearley KOREAN WAR/ VIETNAM WAR Roland Cook VIETNAM WAR Donald Bork James E. Bushkie Carl Fellwock Richard Karel Brian L. Mack Thomas R. Migawa David Weiss Irvin Winter PEACETIME Gary L. Frei Dean M. Jahnz Kurt Kaiser William Lockwood Dallas Newberry UNKNOWN Richard Bunkoske Lester Ewert, Jr. Norman A. Koch Martin Weber Unknown Block WORLD WAR II Harvey Gietzel Carl Hoese Richard Allen Hunt Arviel Tesh Roy Wagener KOREAN WAR Donald Glaman

Gordy Heuer Roy Keith Bob Sharkey VIETNAM WAR Calvin Koehler UNKNOWN Terenaell Bork Donald Karel Ray Lloyd

OLD COMMUNITY CEMETERY Town of Lomira, Hwy. 175 CIVIL WAR John H. Robbins WORLD WAR I Matthias Treuter

RIVER CHURCH CEMETERY Town Theresa CIVIL WAR Ernst Bluedorn WORLD WAR I William Dorin WORLD WAR II Lester Seyferth KOREAN WAR Fred Zastrow IRAQ Michael Wendling

ST. ANDREW'S CEMETERY Town of LeRoy CIVIL WAR Jacob Altman J.P. Bernard Ignaz Berglener Xaver Dietrich Charles Dreger Joseph Greiner John Hausinger Peter Hinkes Joseph Hofmeister Heinrich Huber John Huber Frank Jungbeck Jacob Kalhamer Peter Kauth Joseph Krapfl Leonart Kuhrmayer Louis Lehner Andrew Liegel Gabriel Loy Francis Malcuit Michael Schweitzer Michael Schraufnagel George Sterr Andrew Sterr John G. Waas Robert Wanninger Paul Weigelheim Nicholas Weidig Andrew Weiglein Sebastian Wild Wolfgang Wittman WORLD WAR I Frank Adelmeyer Ben Bauer Leo Gruber Edward Hart Peter Hinkes Wolfgang Huber Alvin N. Kehrmeyer Leonard Kehrmeyer George Krapfl Ignarz Krapfl

Michael Krapfl Alvin Lehner George Reiser Frank Schabel Adoph Sterr Arthur P. Sterr Max J. Strasser Arthur Urban Charles Vozelli Frederick Wagner Walter W. Wegner Ben Wessing Arthur Wild Benjamin Wild WORLD WAR II Harvey Adelmeyer Kenneth R. Bauer Phillip E. Bauer Gertrude Boehmer Edgar Bonack Oscar Bonack Melvin G. Eilbes Felix Elsinger Raymond Feucht Melvin J. Garriety Alois Gruber Charles Gruber Richard A. Hoffman Ernest G. Hurlbert Maurice Hurlbert Florian Lehner Joseph Lechner Gilbert Nitschke Wilmer C. Ohrmond Norman W. Sabel Hebert Schraufnagel Leonard A. Schraufnagel Rudolph L. Schraufnagel Frank J. Sonnentag Wilbur J. Steiner Harvey J. Sterr Bruno M. Valle Aaron Vollmer Felix Vollmer David Weinberger KOREAN WAR Edgar Bauer Edward F. Eilbes Arnold (Jack) Hurlbert Nancy Hurst Richard Hurst Wm. G. Hurst Arthur J. Krapfl John F. Krapfl Gilbert Schmidt Robert N. Sterr Donald I. Wiese Roger F. Wild VIETNAM WAR Robert Feucht Thomas Feucht Thomas E. Hutchinson George Reiser Jr. PEACETIME Charles Feucht Gregory Hilbert Norbert Schabel

ST. JOHN’S CEMETERY Village of Lomira CIVIL WAR August Schmidt Fred Wollenberg WORLD WAR I Henry Burgert David Coulter Walter C. Pade WORLD WAR II Donald Hobart Rollie Kindschuh

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John Kinyon Raymond Ranthum Ivan Sampson Gerhard Spielman Carlton R. Waehler Leonard Waehler KOREAN WAR Lawrence M. Steier Douglas Sterr VIETNAM WAR Douglas Kurz Robert E. Retzlaff PEACETIME Robert L. Kietzer

ST. JOHN’S CEMETERY

Mayville WORLD WAR I Walter Brockhaus T. A. Detlaff Arthur Dohrman Herbert Falkenthal Bernard Gloede Alfred Gruenewald Edwin Koepsell Willie Koepsell Robert Lange Arthur Leder Anton Lemke Wm. Lindert Otto Machmueller Herbert Muche Arnold Neitzel Edward Purrman August Tepper Otto Wegner Anton Zuelsdorf WORLD WAR II Karl Baertschy Arnold Barker Roy Billington Lester Birr Norbert Boeck Glenn Broecker Omer Christian Ross Galbreath Leo W. Gehrke Warren Gehrke Clarence Gloede Wilbert Gruenwaldt Elmer Hackbarth William Hackbarth Wilbert Hartwig Willie R. Hartwig Jack Hauss Emil Klebs Edmund Klindt Carl Knoll William Knoll Charles Koepsell Fred Kohn Richard Komp Gordon Kuehn John “Jack” Leder Adolph Mahnke Wallace Margelofsky Herman Moldenhauer Louis Mueller Gilbert Mulvaney Harold Schrab Harvey Schrab William Seering Al Starr Elmer ‘Stony’Steinbach Alvin Toellner Maurice Whitty Jerome Zuelsdorf WWII/ KOREAN WAR Victor Pennekamp KOREAN WAR Melvin Christian

Robert Finke Roland Hanni Robert Kuehl Lloyd K. Metke Lyle Metke Lloyd Milbrot Lyle Miller Ed Muche Roland Pilsner Harnold Schrab Jerry Streblow Merlin Strook, Jr. Glenn Wendorff Glenn Wendler KOREAN WAR/ VIETNAM WAR William Rediske VIETNAM WAR Randal Heintz Kenneth Jaeger Dennis Schrab Donald Toellner David Werner PEACETIME Kenneth Heim Walter Muche Herbert Pagel Ruben Wendler Kenneth Zimmerman

ST. JOHN’S CEMETERY(NEW) Browns Corner WORLD WAR II Calvin Brandenburg Max Rentsch KOREAN WAR Eugene Biertzer Kenneth Kurtz David Ownes VIETNAM WAR Larry Brandenburg Daniel Franke Wayne Hawkins PEACETIME Tom Mertig

ST. JOHN’S CEMETERY(OLD) Browns Corner CIVIL WAR Gustav Pautsch Henry Qualman WORLD WAR I Alvin Bluemel Jacob Pilsner WORLD WAR II Armin Griepentrog Harold Heuer Elmer Wickert

ST. LUKE'S CEMETERY

To the brave men and women who have sacrificed to protect the security and integrity of our great nation, go our deepest respects and undying gratitude. They will live forever in our hearts and prayers.

Knowles WORLD WAR I Arthur Benzel Gust Czoschke Alvin L. Sterr WORLD WAR II Kenneth Dittberner Leslie Franke Roman Gassner Lawrence Grabow Donald Sterr Vernon Melcher Carl Reible George C. Reible Robert Ruenger Ralph Mellenthien KOREAN WAR Joseph E. Gindt

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ST. MALACHY’S CEMETERY

Horicon Map #1, north side of entry road & shrine CIVIL WAR Jonathon Garret Jonathon Garvin Martin Haverty Michael Maxfield James McDonough Timothy Navin Charles Ward CSA Ed Garvin WORLD WAR I Christian Brandt Philip A. Evans Robert Freeman Clarence Gardner Richard H. Porten August Pritzlaff Oscar J. Schroeder John Stuckmeyer James E. Whitty WWI/WWII Maurice M. Whitty WORLD WAR II Donald Aschaker Ervin F. Bischoff Clair B. Brunner Art Buhalog Alvin Bunkoske Robert Chynoweth George Dobroff John Faeh Victor Franke Frederick Friese Ronald Froemming Edward J. Gardner John C. Gardner George Heine, Sr. Elmer J. Hidde Warren G. Hoffman Dell L. Kaiser Helen Ann Kaiser William Kieth Wayne E. McCormick George R. Neahr Robert Neill Quentin W. Neitzel George Niedermair Tony Orlicky Wesley Parpart Horace D. Powers Robert Reinhardt Walter T. Schroeder Gordon Smith

They Served They Sacrificed WE SALUTE

Leslie C. Spittel Robert Splinter Martin J. Spoth John Stankiewicz John Sternweiss Orval Stone Arthur G. Sullivan Jr. Raymond L. Ward Robert J. Wegner John Westimayer Robert J.Whitty Gene Wieczorek WWII/KOREAN WAR Silverius P. Hinkes Harry Meyers WWII/KOREAN WAR/VIETNAM WAR Ralph Mellenthien KOREAN WAR Jacob H. Bunkoske Jerome Ebert George Hechimovich Merlin Helmer Kenneth Mellenthien Zane Neitzel Wilbert Rutz John Scharpf VIETNAM WAR Thomas J. Hidde Robert Kleinschmidt James Sperling PEACETIME James Pionkowski UNKNOWN Keith Gritt Lyle J. Heiling Clarence Resop Robert L. Zuelsdorf

ST. MARY'S CEMETERY Village of Lomira CIVIL WAR Casper Buerger Pierce Donnelly Gilestine Huet John Wietor WORLD WAR I Frank J. Brodzeller Nick Klink John D. Mayer John P. Ries Peter L. Stuckmeyer Herman Wollerman Michael B. Weyer Melvin C. Sterr

WORLD WAR II Edward Aicher Paul J. Baierl Cornelius J. Bishop Katherine Mills Braun Harvey J. Brinkman Paul A. Carpenter Champlain Castle John Dalle Nogare Thomas J. Eisenhut Louis C. Heisler Raymond R. Hilt Herman Koenings Elroy Luedtke Francis J. McCarty Robert Nowakowski Elmer Rafenstein LeRoy Rafenstein Harry Rahlf Raymond L. Sauer Arthur Scherer, Jr. Corny Weninger WORLD WAR II/ KOREAN WAR Alfred L. Braun Emil M. Lund KOREAN WAR James C. Condon Gordon Gassner Gerald J. Heimerl Louis C. Heisler Wallace Ingrahm Leon Krapfl Dale Michels Oscar Michels Philip W. Mullins Lawrence J. Pable Eugene Plzak Norbert J. Sternat Gerald Sterr Jacob Stoeckl Leonard Vander Grinten Jr. Cornelius H. Weninger Robert J. Wenninger Roger W. Wenninger Raymond M. Weyer VIETNAM WAR Dennis Bauer John T. Botsford Richard Godina Joel F. Luedtke Daniel Sperger Kenneth Weyer PEACETIME Everett Boston James Dabringer John Dalle Nogare Richard Falk

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Ronald Kiefer Leon Luedtke Richard Michels Norbert F. Rohlinger Myron Waas Alois Weisner

ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC CEMETERY (NEW) South Of Graceland Cemetery-Mayville CIVIL WAR Jacob Zimmerman WORLD WAR I Gilbert Bachhuber Leo Bachhuber Roland Balg Florian Belligan B. P. Bernard Paul Bourbiel Fred Fechhelm William Franklin Ted Gallitz Eugene Gruber Rudolph Hartwig Frank Heider Vincent Helmbrecht Rudy Jansa Andrew Klawitter Joseph Klawitter Victor Mayer Paul J. Meyer Eugene Schwandt Leonard Weinberger Elsmer W. Zuern WORLD WAR II James Adams Andrew Bachhuber Edward Bachhuber Emeron Bachhuber Martin Bachhuber Joseph Baierl Russell Basch Aloysius Bath Andrew Bath Richard Bath Lloyd Bauer Martin Belligan Peter Bergeman Marvin Bierman Milton Boeder Joseph Bonner Hub Bosch Ralph Braun Nick Bujanovich Dwinell Buzzell Raphael Caine Herbert Clark George Dedolph Emil Dejanovich Frank Dejanovich Peter Dejanovich Hillary Elsinger Arthur Falk Edward Falk Conrad Faust Leo Fechhelm

Leo Feucht Helen Fischer Ruben Fisher Wm. Folkman Marvin Gindt Leslie Gnerlich Ervin Guse Caesar Haessly Magdalene Hagey Frank Herman Norman Higby Adam Illik Joe Jacquot Melvin Kahlhammer Nick Kohler John Kolek Carl Korth Frederick Korth Gerald Krueger Tony Krutke Michael Kurutz John LaBomascus John Lacey Eunice Lehner George Lehner Fred Leibl Fred Lohaus Edward La Londe Clarence Luehring Matt Magyar Milan Marx Richard G. Mayer Alois Micklas Nick Milnarich Linus Mullarkey Francis “Tom” Nell Bert Pellerin George Penkoske Carlton Peterson John Pezze Franklin Pieper Al Pilsner Henry Puetz John Rader Erwin Rausch Charles Ravanelli Wilbur Rediske Frank Reisinger Nick Reisinger Louis Ribbens Mary Ribbens Harvey Schellpfeffer Franklin Schmitt Wendell Schnaderbeck Clarence Schraufnagel John Schroeder Tom Sertich Joseph Sokoly Anthony Sorgent John Sorgent Peter Sorgent William Stephens Nick Stipanovic Max Strasser Beatrice Turner Gerald Turner Bob Van Beek Paul M. Wagner Jerome Weber

John Welak Bert Youngbeck Mary Youngbeck Steve Zemanovic WWII/KOREAN WAR Alvin Gruenewald David Helmbrecht Thomas Helmbrecht KOREAN WAR Nickolas Antonioni Ray Emmer Ruben Ferge Francis Gassner LaVerne Griep Joseph Heiman George Heinecke Robert Magyar Raphael Miller Vernon Neumeyer John Persha Donald Pilsner Laverne Rehlinger Mary Ann Schnitzler Martin Schnitzler Carl Slade Merle Steger Allen Steinhorst Danny Stipanovic Eugene Strasser VIETNAM WAR Richard Fischer Robert Spanbauer CUBAN CRISIS Michael Cramer PEACETIME Marvin Benter John M. Feucht James Goham Richard Guse Terry Kanas Kenneth Kedinger E. S. Pichotta Robert Schabel

ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC CEMETERY (OLD) Water Tower Hill-Mayville CIVIL WAR Math. Haertle William Hayes Wenzel Roith Unknown WORLD WAR I Hubert Hoffman WORLD WAR II Earl Billington Ernie Limpel Rose Limpel Tony Schnaderbeck Normie Uecker

ST. MATTHEW’S IRON RIDGE CIVIL WAR C. F. Wilhelm Stolle Albert Visger Charles Visger

Henry Visger WORLD WAR I Harry Bilgrien Rudy Bilgrien Geo. Evans Adolph Handel Anton Pieper Emil Radloff WORLD WAR II Paul Gertsch Lawrence “Jinx” Gnerlich Lester “Bunny” Gnerlich Harry F. Lieske Marvin Luedtke Theodore Pape Victor Schultz Chester Steil Raymond Uecker Clarence Wendorff KOREAN WAR John Van Bever Wally Bilgrien VIETNAM WAR Gerald S. Schulties DESERT STORM Michael Fitz PEACETIME Thomas Trotter UNKNOWN Donald Fitz

ST. PAUL’S CEMETERY Brownsville WORLD WAR I Charles Koehn Louis Polzin Sr. Herman Pott Elmer Rusch Oscar Zahn WORLD WAR II Vernon Beitz Lawrence Bloohm Alfonse Boech Alvin E. Brinkman Karl A. Ewerdt Arnold Ewerdt Nathan Franke Marvin Heimerl Leonard Hoff Maynard A. Jahn Joseph Loduha James McCauley Louis Polzin Jr. Robert A. Priest Lester Rochel Roland E. Rusch Byron Schaetzel Herbert C. Scharf Harold Schmidt Nobert C. Schultz Robert Schultz Louis Schultz II Robert Schultz Carl Wilbrecht Jerome Zangl KOREAN WAR Clinton E. Hoff Don Indermuehle Walter Krebsbach Richard Seyfert

Ronald Westphal Richard A. Zinke VIETNAM WAR George A. Bouzek Jr. George D. Bouzek Larry Brinkman Robert Harlan, Jr. Kenneth Mielke Richard Paape Dale Schultz

ST. PAUL'S CEMETERY Town of Lomira CIVIL WAR Gottlieb Erdman John Kilian Charles Loehrke WORLD WAR I Edward Musack WORLD WAR II James W. Dobbe KOREAN WAR David Hurley PEACETIME Gordon Schultz

ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CEMETERY

Gill Road-Mayville WORLD WAR II Oris Anding Wilbur “Yutch” Enderle Oliver Justman Harvey Lindert Melvin Sperling Orville Zastrow KOREAN WAR Ralph Schwartz PEACETIME Roy Goss Ronald Jensen

ST. PETRI CEMETERY Town Theresa CIVIL WAR Herman Neitzel Frederick Zergiebel WORLD WAR I Philip Schwenn WORLD WAR II Allan Schuster Herbert Walker Robert Walther KOREAN WAR Norman Giese

ST. THERESA MEMORIAL GARDENS

CIVIL WAR Mathias Binzler Joseph Wirth Ludwig Wirth SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR Gustav Rousseau

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WORLD WAR I August Ackermon Bernard Adelmeyer Robert Baker Nicholas Koll Adolph Leichtle Leo Mueller Alfred Musack Richard Ruecker Fred Schilling Paul Zingsheim WORLD WAR II Bernard Adelmeyer Harold Adelmeyer Carl Bandle Peter Bodden Eugene Greiner Edgar Guelig Leo Guelig Raymond Guelig Walter Guelig Edwin Hartman Rudolph Heinecke Glenn Honeck Donald Jackson Paul Koll Ralph Koll Michael Krapfl Rueben Lackas Vernon Lau Robert Leibold Paul Leichtle Jamese McDermott Clifford Pfeifer Ralph Ruecker Walter Sauer Paul Trauba Gebhard Weber Myron Weninger Ralph Widmer Jerome Zimmel Lester Zimmel Roman Zimmel Waldemar Zimmel KOREAN WAR Keith Coulter Robert Hartman Richard Kaiser Jacob Koll Jack C. Lessor James Polster Richard Schneider David Seiler Lawrence Steger VIETNAM WAR John Joseph Bodden Walter Steven Faber Mark Langenfeld Christopher Mauritz Delmar Musack Lynn Zimmel GULF WAR Traci Zimmerman PEACETIME James Koll (Grant) Eugene Lackas Leroy Priesgen John Schmidt James Koll (Grant)

SALEM METHODIST CEMETERY

Village of Lomira Section 15: CIVIL WAR Jacob Enderle Wilhelm Merten Frederich Roeseler SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR Henry Yankow Sr.

WOODLAND ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCH

WORLD WAR I Fred W. Jagow Elmer Muentner Fred Scharf Frank J. Thome Fred Unferth WORLD WAR II Dr. Leland Friedrich Walter Gampka Melvin F. Grantman Ernest Kidd Kenneth Kouri Joseph C. Kuncl Donald Lawrence Kenneth Look Arnold E. Luther Dorthey Meyer Cliffton Orr Gordon C. Rucks Leonard E. Schneiter Donald Unferth Earl H. Wolf Henry G. Yankow KOREAN WAR Wayne W. Faber Gordon H. Grantman Roy Krueger George E. Peichl VIETNAM WAR Wayne A. Dworschak Calvin Luebke Gary Luebke Dennis F. Stucke PEACETIME Robert Gasper Randy Luedtke

STONE’S CORNERS

Town of Burnett WAR OF 1812 Tunis Voorhees CIVIL WAR Perry Farlow Thomas Fox Nathan Lamphear Fred W. Mathwig Chauncy W. Rounds WORLD WAR I Fred L Beneditz Christian Blatter Art W. Braunschweig George Dittberner Wright H. Genrich Gerhardt Heling Joseph J. Jeske Albert Kurtz Richard Kurtz E. A. Leitzke Oscar A. Pautz WORLD WAR II George F. Hackbarth Robert Hanser Vernon A. Klug

Leonard Kurtz Peter H. Lescelius Melvin H. Neuendorf Douglas Virl KOREAN WAR Benjamin C. Miller VIETNAM WAR Ronald Davision Jeffrey Seering Mark L. VanHoosen

UNION CEMETERY THERESA

CIVIL WAR Ferdinand Arndt August Lehman Friedrich Noack A. Oestreich SPANISH - AMERICAN WAR Louis Schmiedeke WORLD WAR I John Beck Louis Beck William Budahn Alfred Fickert Reinhold Firks Hubert Fritz Alvin Justman Arnold Kell William Kiefer Richard Koepsell Fred Krueger Alvin Kuehl Fred Luft Frank Miller Edward Olsen Raymond Runckle Emil Schreier Frank Schwartz Alvin Wagner Michael Wecker Edward Weidemer Erwin Wendegatz Herman Wollert Fred Zahn Arnold Zimmel WORLD WAR II Alfred Bahe Clyde Bandlow Russell Bandlow Lester Beck Norman Beck Alfred Brodhagen June Christian Virgil Dodge William Richard Duwe Merlin Ehlers Willis Emerson Burdette Fisher Herbert Garbrecht Garrith Cyril Gibeault

Harvey Giese Oscar Giese George Gilbert Franklin Hartwig Beatrice Jahn Charles Kaliebe Ernest Kellsen George Kiefer Robert Knutzen Victor Knutzen James Kruzan Harvey Kuehl Herman Leibsle Gerald Leichtle Robert Marin Gilbert Mueller Donald Musack Louis Norum Hubert Oechsner Burton Roecker Theodore Rothe Erwin Schmidt Norman Schumann Howard Schuster Reuben Schuster Thomas Smith Carl Wendling WWII/KOREAN WAR Oliver Krueger KOREAN WAR Willard Bogenschneider Philip D. Faust Francis R. Heimerl Lyle Herman Vilas Krueger Ronald Luedtke Howard Pilsner Kenneth Schuster Aaron Scheberl Milfred E. Schneiter William Zubella Leland L. Zuehlke VIETNAM WAR Edward Dodge Gregory Krueger John Larabee Clarion Musack Gary Scharf Willliam Schwefel UNKNOWN John Engmann

TIDYMAN’S CEMETERY Hwy. Z CIVIL WAR John Tidyman WORLD WAR I Art Tidyman

CIVIL WAR Carl Horn WORLD WAR I Felix Doerfert WORLD WAR II Marvin Quandt Theodore Quandt, Jr. Robert Vick Sr. Fred Wenger VIETNAM WAR Ralph Dahm Donald Quandt PEACETIME Robert E. Vick, Jr.

WOODLAND ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC CEMETERY

SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR Robert Rediske WORLD WAR I Ben Peters Henry Voelker Isadore Weinsheim WORLD WAR II Robert Aumann Walter Berghammer Herbert Herman Vernon Lemerond Melvin Liegel Lawrence Miller Nicholas Persha Clarence Schommer John Wald Anthony Walters KOREAN WAR Raymond Elsinger John A. Gindt Eugene Hagen Gerald Hagen Harold Hanni Lawrence Temple VIETNAM WAR Gerald Brath PEACETIME Eugene Kimpfbeck

ZUM KRIPPLEIN CHRISTI CEMETERY CIVIL WAR William Voss WORLD WAR II John Schouten Raymond Neisius

ZION CEMETERY Town Theresa CIVIL WAR Herman Giese WORLD WAR I Erich Pluedeman WORLD WAR II Raymond Christian Eldor Sellnow KOREAN WAR Carroll Ehlers Almond Giese

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