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1St MARINE DIVISION ASSOCIATION Directory of Members 1984 1st MARINE DIVISION ASSOCIATION Directory of Members 1984 WorldWarTwoVeterans.org \ _,: . :.-.~ < * William F. Eagan * President WORLD WAR II KOREA "11ETNAM ELIGIBILITY FOR MEMBERSHIP IN TBE I st MARINE DIVISION ASSOCIATION SgtMaj George F . Meyer USMC (Ret.) Executive Secretary Headquarters: 1704 Florida Avenue, Woodbridge, Virginia 22191 Phone: Area Code (703) 550-7516 The men who served in the I st Marine Division - an efficient, reliable fighting unit, seldom matched in military annals - are justifiably proud of their Division's accomplishments in World War II , Korea and in Vietnam. Some of the Esprit de Corps of that unit remained in each man when his active duty with the Division came to an end. It was this same spirit of belonging, of sharing and of giving of one's self which virtually made necessary the forming oLthe I st Marine Division Association. The Association is incorporated as a non-profit organization with membership open to anyone who served in the 1st Marine Division at any time since it was formed in 1941. This applies equally to personnel who served with attached units, such as Naval Hospital corpsmen. Aviation units, Seabees and other Regiments. Briefly, there are two reasons why most members join. First, because it is a means of reestablishing and/or maintaining contact among the men who served with the Division. Second, to support a unique Scholarship Fund to assist in the education of dependents of deceased or totally disabled 1st Marine Division men. A reunion of the Association provides the ideal opportunity for members to "find", see and visit with former "Cob­ bers" or buddies, and to perpetuate the memory and the spirit and comradeship in arms of those who served together. A Memorial Service is an important part of each Reunion. Also, members are kept well-informed on matters of interest in the Association thru the "OLD BREED NEWS" which is mailed to members free of charge. Full information on reunions is automatically furnished all members thru the Asso­ ciation newspaper, with several issues carrying plans and a reunion schedule of events. As a Memorial to fallen comrades, the Association has established a Scholarship Fund. This is supported by profits from Reunions, by transfers from the Association treasury, and by gifts from our members and tn·ends. Not one penny of the Fund has been used for any purpose but Scholarship grants. All administrative expenses are met by the Associa­ tion. The Association has taken a firm stand against any participation in politics, and consistently avoids sponsorship of legislation or attempts to WorldWarTwoVeterans.orginfluence the policies of the Marine Corps or the Department of Defense. Since its beginning, in 194 7, the Association has continued to grow steadily until today, with membership of many thousands, it is the largest of its kind in the United States. lt is supported by both officers and enlisted men, proud of their service and association with the 1st Marine Division, desirous of continuing their contacts with their comrades, and determined to perpetuate the spirit and traditions of the United States Marine Corps thru the Scholf1rship Fund. In the 1st Marine Division Association, they have the ideal organization as a means to those ends. Table Of Contents Officers, Directors ... ... ...... .. .. .... ... ....... .. .. .... .... I Chapter Presidents and Representatives . .......... .. .. .... ... .. ... 2 l st Mar Div Commanders. ..... .... ..... .... ... ... 3 Past Presidents . ... .. .. ......... 4 l st Mar Div Sergeant Majors . .. ... ..... 5 STATE DIRECTORY . .... ....... .... ........ .. ...... ........ .. ...... 6 First Marine Division History, Lineage and Honors. ..... .. .... .. ... 47 ALPHABETICAL LISTING . ..... .... ..... ........... ................ 48 1st MarDiv BY-LAWS ... .. ...... ... .. .. .. ........... ... ..... 247 1st MarDiv Membership Application . .. .. .... .. ... ... .. 253 Marine Corps Association Membership Application .. .. ... .... .. .. ....... ....... 253 1st Marine Division Association 1704 FLORIDA AVE. WOODBRIDGE, VA 22191 703-550-7516 OFFICERS Honorary President Gen. Raymond G. Davis, USMC Ret. Treasurer CWO Gordon F. Heim, USMCR Ret. President Legal Officer Mr. William F. Eagan Mr. Lester Bales, Jr. Vice President Chaplain Maj. Edwin F. Kelly, USMC Ret. Rev. Earle C. Reynolds Deputy Vice President for East Coast Sergeant-at-Arms CWO Terrance W. McGuire, Jr. Mr. Vincent R. Brennan USMC Ret. Executive Secretary Deputy Vice President for West Coast SgtMaj. George F. Meyer, USMC Ret. Mr. Leo M. Johnson Editor-The Old Breed News Secretary SgtMaj. George F. Meyer, USMC Ret. Mr. Henry I. Shaw, Jr. DIRECTORS Directors at Large 1st Marines Mr. J.W. Cooper Col. Charles Brush, USMC Ret. Mr. Richard Rowland Mr. Francis E. Kenny GySgt. Ben Holinbonich, USMC Ret. Mr. Wilfred R. Proud Mr. Bob Wolfenstein Col. Oliver J. Butler, Jr. USMCR 5th Marines Mr. Frank M. O'Brien WorldWarTwoVeterans.orgMr. Joseph Blackjohn Mr. Walt Dusha Mr. Edward F. Twohill Mr. Henry W. Cooper MSgt. Stanley L. Roth, USMC Ret. Mr. W.M. Getz Mr. Tom Mulvey 7th Marines Scholarship Committee Mr. Carl F. Scott Mr. George C. MacGillivray, Chairman Mr. Albert J. Featherston Mr. Joseph P. Sheridan Mr. Salvatore T. Gelosi Mr. John Loomis Mr. Robert E. Tagye 11th Marines 1stSgt. Bernard J. Sheeler, USMC Ret. Mr. Norris J. Byron Mr. Abraham Felber Finance Committee Mr. Michael J. Blahuta Col. J.V. Donoghue, USMCR Ret., Chairman Directors BGen Charles L. Cogswell, USMCR Ret. Hq Bn Mr. James A. Gardner Mr. Joseph A. Petringa Raider Bn Mr. Irvin H. Reynolds Mr. Robert L. Bohach Serv. Bn Mr. William J . Topham CWO T. W. McGuire, Jr. USMC Ret. Engr. Bn Mr. Neal P. Mishik Sp! Wpns Bn Mr. Walter T. Costello Pioneer Bn BGen. Robert G. Ballance Reunion Site Committee 1st AMTRAC Bn 1stSgt. R.J. Fletcher BGen. Robert G. Ballance, USMC Ret. Tank Bn Mr. John Tutko, Jr. Mr. William J. Hughes, Jr. Aviation Units Mr. Saul M. Joseph Mr. Theodore A. Banish 1st Med Bn Capt. Lester M. Lucas 1stSgt. Leonard J. Ross, USMC Ret. Defense Bn Mr. Alfred P. Benedetto CWO Harry L. Knox, USMC Ret. Rec on Bn Mr. Paul G. Martin Seabees Mr. Norman R. Puls 17th Marines Mr. Thomas M. Malone Chapter Presidents Chapter ANAHEIM CHAPTER Mr. Bob Wolfenstein Representatives 7387 Santa Elena Dr., Buena Park, CA 90620 Anaheim Chapter BALTIMORE CHAPTER lstSgt Ralph J . Fletcher, USMC Ret. Mr. Hugo M. Calaci 12 Wisler Ct., Severna Park, MD 21146 MSgt. Ray L. Pacheco, USMC Ret. BODFISH CHAPTER Mr. Fidel R. Hernandez Baltimore Chapter 1031 Melrose Ave., Chula Vista, CA 92001 lstSgt. Ralph J. Fletcher, USMC Ret. BOSTON CWO Terrance W. McGuire, Jr., USMC Ret. 711 Webster St., Needham, MA 02192 Bodfish Chapter Mr. Richard Rowland BUFF ALO CHAPTER Mr. Eugene F. Walh 74 Weber Rd., Lackawanna, NY 14218 Boston Chapter Mr. William J. Hughes, Jr. CENTRAL INDIANA CHAPTER Mr. Stephen R. Risch 3106 E. 47th St., Indianapolis, IN 46205 Buffalo Chapter HOUSTON CHAPTER Mr. Don M. Williams Mr. Ray J. Puchalski P.O. Box 501025, Houston, TX 77250 Central Indiana Chapter KANSAS CITY CHAPTER Mr. John Smith Mr. Robert L. Dulong 7629 E. 76th St., Kansas City, MO 64139 LOS ANGELES CHAPTER Mr. C.W. "Bill" Coleman Houston Chapter 13957 Enadia Way, Van Nuys, CA 91405 lstSgt. Leonard J . Ross, USMC Ret. TS gt Homer W. Smith MELBOURNE CHAPTER 27 Stirling Rd., Croydon 3136 A UST 3136 Kansas City Chapter Mr. Ken G. Sanderude MILWAUKEE CHAPTER Mr. Frank M. O'Brien Route 1, Helenville, WI 53137 Los Angeles Chapter NEW JERSEY CHAPTER Mr. John R. Petrasek Mr. George M. Waselinko 164 Urma Ave., Clifton, NJ 07013 Melbourne Chapter NEW YORK CHAPTER WorldWarTwoVeterans.orgMr. Seymour Bartwink 34 Land Lake, Westbury, NY 11590 MGySgt. William S. Becker, USMC Ret. NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CWO Harry L. Knox, USMC Ret. Milwaukee Chapter CHAPTER 3129 Divisadero St., San Francisco, CA 94123 CWO James S. Ferrier, USMC Ret. PHOENIX CHAPTER Mr. Harry C. Williams New Jersey Chapter 7748 E. Pinchot, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 Mr. Walter F. Afflitto RIO GRANDE VALLEY CHAPTER SgtMaj Jerry V. Ingle, USMC Ret. 4777 Montrose Cr., Brownsville, TX 78521 New York Chapter Mr. Ted A. Banish SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GySgt Ben Holibonich, USMC Ret. CHAPTER 540 Clifton St., El Cajon, CA 92020 Northern California TRI-STATE CHAPTER Jim Ewing Mr. Donald F. Reid 7001 Woodland Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15202 Phoenix Chapter MAINE CHAPTER Mr. Gary Smith MSgt. Stan Roth, USMC Ret. RFD 1, Box 63, Kennebunk Port, ME 04046 Rio Grande Valley Chapter ST. LOUIS CHAPTER Mr. Daniel A. Beffa #5 Lucas Ln., Normandy, MO 63121 Mr. Alfonso A. Guerra SOUTHERN FLORIDA CHAPTER Mr. John L. Hickey Southern California Chapter 4940 SW 87th Ct., Miami, FL 33165 GySgt Ben Holibonich, USMC Ret. FLORIDA GOLD LtCol L.P. Shine, USMC (Ret) MGysgt. William S. Becker, USMC Ret. COAST CHAPTER 625 Hummingbird Ln., Delray Beach, FL 33445 IF INTERESTED IN PARTICIPATING IN CHAPTER ACTIVITIES, CONTACT CHAPTER PRESIDENTS IN YOUR AREA. 2 1st .Marine Division Commanders MajGen Holland M. Smith 1 Feb 1941 -13 Jun 1941 MajGen Philip H. Torrey 14 Jun 1941 - 22 Mar 1942 MajGen Alexander A. Vandegrift 23 Mar 1942 - 7 Jul 1943 MajGen William H. Rupertus 8 Jul 1943 - 1 Nov 1944 MajGen Pedro A. de! Valle 2 Nov 1944 - 8 Aug 1945 _MajGen DeWitt Peck 9 Aug 1945 - 9 Jun 1946 MajGen Keller E. Rockey 10Junl946-17Sepl946 MajGen Samuel L. Howard 18Sep1946-18Junl947 Col A.B. Lasswell (Acting) 19 Jun 1947 - 6 Jul 1947 MajGen Graves B. Erskine 7 Jul 1947 - 25 Jul 1950 MajGen Oliver P. Smith 26 Jul 1950 - 26 Apr 1951 MajGen Gerald C. Thomas 27 Apr 1951 - 10 Jan 1952 MajGen John T. Selden 11 Jan 1952 - 28 Aug 1952 MajGen Edwin A. Pollock 29 Aug 1952 - 14 Jun 1953 MajGen Randolph McC. Pate 15 Jun 1953 - 11 May 1954 MajGen Robert H. Pepper 12 May 1954 - 23 Jul 1954 MajGen Robert E. Hogaboom 24 Jul 1954 - 16 Jan 1955 MajGen Merrill B. Twining 17 Jan 1955 -17 Aug 1956 MajGen Robert 0.
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