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Memorial Handbook Message from the Veterans Resource Center Thank you for attending the Porterville College Veterans Monument Ceremony today, Wednesday May 23, 2018. This monument is dedicated to the many men and women who sacrificed their time in serving their country; some even sacrificing their lives. This monument is a collaborative project made possible by the Porterville Rotary Club and Porterville College Foundation. This booklet contains the names of veterans who have bricks located in the monument at the time of this ceremony. However, there are more bricks still available for purchase, so this will be an ongoing project. This booklet also contains the biographies that some veterans and/or their families have submitted. We plan to continue to update this booklet and have it available annually. Sincerely, VRC Coordinator/Counselors: Steve Schultz: 2014 – 2016 Maria Roman: 2016 – Present Monument Brick Recipients Joe M Alba Donald W Bader Frank S Borjon US Army US Army US Army 1941-1945 1967-1969 1953-1955 Alfred M Alba Thomas Oren Bales Sr Roy N Brinkley US Army US Marine Corps US Air Force 1965-1967 1943-1963 1945-1947 John R Alba Francisco A Bedolla Craig Britton US Army US Marine Corps US Coast Guard 1968-1969 2007-Present 1967-1971 Michael A Alba John F Bernick Philip C Brown US Navy US Army US Army 2006-2012 1940-1946 1950-1952 Robert C Allen John W Bernick William F Buerkle US Navy US Air Force Union Army 1940-1945 1971-1997 1861-1864 David J Armendarez Jeffry E Bernick Larry Bumgardner US Marine Corps US Air Force US Marine Corps 1987-1991 1990-Present 1967-1968 Kerry Avedikian Jeffrey N Bivens Cameron D Carlson US Navy US Navy US Army 1944-1946 2005-2013 1981-2006 Monument Brick Recipients Jerry Caskey Ronald Crabtree Bill Drumright US Marine Corps US Army US Air Force 1957-1960 1968-1970 1952-1956 Adrian D Castillo Robert Dale Crabtree Cleo Dugan US Navy US Army US Army Air Corps 2010-2014 1959-1962 1941-1945 Steven Caulk Robert W Crabtree David C Eastep US Air Force US Army Air Corps US Army 1986-1990 1943-1945 1969-1971 Dearl Caulk Dean Craig Calvin Foster US Air Force US Navy US Army 1945-1952 1967-1969 1971-1973 Robert Cooksey Chester "Bud" Crewse Jacob C Frame US Army US Navy US Army 2004-2009 1951-1953 2002-2006 Victor Corkins Ted Daniel Edward F Gallardo US Navy US Air Force US Army 1965-1972 1966-1969 1968-1969 Donald Cox Jefferson D Dickey Severo A Garcia US Navy US Navy US Army 1966-1970 1970-1975 1958-1985 Monument Brick Recipients Baldomero J Garcia Shawn D Hall Albert H Holloway US Army US Navy US Marine Corps 1976-1984 1998-2009 1948-1988 Russell L Gilbert Richard O Hanes Jr Steven P Holly US Army US Coast Guard US Marine Corps 1942-1948 1978-1982 1957-1960 Juan Godoy Eugene Hauk James C Holly US Army US Army US Army 2003 1969 1963-1969 Bert Goebel Steven K Haynie Everett Howell US Army US Army US Navy 1953-1955 1961-1981 1917-1918 Richard Goode Aron J Hernandez James Everett Howell US Navy US Air Force US Navy 1975-1979 2002-2006 1942-1945 Cameron Goode George L Hicks Lyle L Hulbert US Navy US Navy US Army 1942-1946 1941-1949 1941-1944 John Hall Roland P Hill Richard S Hurt US Army US Army US Navy 1987-1995 1968-1971 1950-1954 Monument Brick Recipients Michael Hurtado Jack Irish Dennis Kendall US Army US Army US Army 1943-1945 1944-1946 1966-1968 Christopher Ince Jr Ronda Irish-Ebert Melvin R Kindel US Navy US Navy US Air Force 2004-2006 1986-1996 1950-1954 Ron Irish Alyward Johnson Greg King US Navy US Army US Army 1963-1969 1951-1953 1969-1971 Aaron L Irish Willard G Johnson Jerry K Kirby US Army US Air Force US Navy 1971-1974 1945-1947 1970-1974 Jackson R Irish William D Kamberg Randall Kirkham US Army US Army US Army 2006-2017 1966-1969 1989-2006 Jymme Lyn Irish James Robert Kappes Harold C Klassen US Navy US Navy US Army Air Force 1987-1991 1962-1971 1942-1946 Donald A Irish Leonard Joe Keck Tom Klippenstein US Navy US Army US Air Force 1969-1972 1942-1945 1994-2004 Monument Brick Recipients Robert Lassotovitch Trent M Lindsey David Manville USMC & US Army US Army US Navy 1974-1988 2001-2013 2004-2008 Robert J Leppert Steven C Lindsey Andrew N Marcellus US Navy US Army US Navy 1965-1969 2005-2011 1972-1975 Kevin B Leslie Guido A Lombardi Louis Marchant US Marine Corps US Coast Guard US Air Force 1993-1997 1942-1944 1967-1971 Steven E Leslie Martin Lublin Devon J Mathis US Army US Navy US Army 1992-1999 1944-1946 2001-2013 Charles Lester Pete N Lunstad Matthew McCallister US Navy US Army US Army 1953-1956 1942-1945 2006-2011 Donald W Lewis Jack H Mahrt Neil McDaneld US Air Force US Army US Navy 1951-1954 1942-1945 1942-1945 Francine M Leyva Lloyd R Mallory George McDaneld US Air Force US Army/National Guard US Army Air Corps 2007-2011 1942-1972 1939-1942 Monument Brick Recipients Frank Mcdaneld Donald E Meister Jr Monte Moore US Army US Navy US Army 1942-1945 1968-1973 1952-1954 Thomas J Mcdermott Gregory A Meister Robert W Moore US Army US Navy US Army 1941-1945 1976-1980 2010-2017 Thomas J Mcdermott Donald E Meister Sr Frank Vere Myers US Air Force US Navy US Army 1966-1970 1944-1952 1917-1919 Robert Mcdonell Bruce W Meister Richard Olmedo US Coast Guard US Navy US Marine Corps 1944-1946 1978-1982 1995-2003 Robert McDonell William Melvin Jr Mathis Max Orduno US Coast Guard US Army US Marine Corps 1944-1946 1968-1971 1956-1962 Brian G Meachum Gilbert Mendez Jr Ramon Orduno US Coast Guard US Marine Corps US Air Force 1996-Present 1976-1979 1965-1969 Stephanie Medina Gilbert D Mendez Sr Thomas Edward Orduno US National Guard US Army US Army 2011-2015 1952-1954 1967-1969 Monument Brick Recipients Richard H Osborne Cassius M Purkiss Brian M Rattigan US Marine Corps US Navy US Army Airborne 1966-1970 1941-1943 1966-1969 Henry G Osborne Josephine C Purkiss Glendel G Reed US Army Air Corps US Navy US Army 1943-1946 1941-1943 1965-1967 Jerry L Padula Albert E Quatacker Cody Ridenour US Army US Navy US Coast Guard 1951-1953 1941-1945 2011-2016 Ronnie L Phelps Harry C Ralph Lucio "Lucky" Rigo US Army US Navy US National Guard 1967 1948-1967 1995-2003 Douglas W Prestage R V Randolph Richard J Rodriguez US Army US Marine Corps US Army 1952-1953 1951-1955 1953-1955 Edgar Lewis Prestage John Rankin Jr Don Roper Sr US Army US Marine Corps US Army 1916-1918 1953-1956 1951 Allen Pundt Christ K Rasmussen Bracken T Rummell US Army US Army US Coast Guard 1965-1967 1986-1993 2012-Present Monument Brick Recipients Juan J Sanchez Ronald Shiers Gordon C Sorey US Army US Air Force US Air Force 1964-1967 1954-1958 1944-1949 Richard A Scearcy Donald Eugene Smith Ronald D Standlee US Army US Naval Aviation US Army 1966-1969 1968-1971 1965-1967 Robert F Scearcy James A Smith John Stefaniak US Army Air Corps US Army US Army 1942-1945 1945-1946 1944-1946 John P Schultz Roy L Smith Larry L Stoneburner US Navy US Army US Navy Reserve 1966-1970 1966-1968 1968-1975 Steven D Schultz Solmon Smith John R Thompson Sr US Army US Army US Air Force 1975-1977 1942-1946 1955-1975 S R Schwartzenberger Delmer Smith Gary Thornton US Navy US Army US Navy 1983-2003 1968-1970 1959-1991 Mickey Sam Seaman Raymond M Smith Roy Tiderman US Army US Army US Army 1965-1967 1945-1947 1953-1955 Monument Brick Recipients Briant Scott Toon Tito A Velasquez Eugene William Wise US Army US Army US Army 2013-2016 1956-1959 1929-1961 Michael G Troutman Marvin Waddle Gordon T Woods US Army US Air Force US Army 1971-1972 1970-1982 1953-1955 Roy M Underwood Gary Wallace Clarence B Word US Marine Corps US Air Force US Air Force 1964-1968 1966-1970 1946-1949 Jose M Valdez Louie Wheeler Walter Zakrzeski Jr US Army US Marine Corps US Army 1980-1983 Vietnam 1968-1970 Merion "Tito" Vance James "Rob" Williams US Army US Army 1968-1970 1954-1956 Vincent G Vanni Ryan A Wingfield US Marine Corps US Army 1975-2001 1992-1995 Adah M Vega Alson Eugene Wise US Air Force US Army Air Corps 1956-1957 1942-1945 Monument Brick Recipients Willard G Johnson - Staff Sergeant Air Force & National Guard Born in McLaughlin, South Dakota on August 31, 1926, Willard served as a Staff Sergeant in the US Air Force from 1945-1949, and was reactivated from 1949-1952. He married Maribel E Johnson in 1949 with a son born in 1951. He earned a California teaching credential from Cal State Los Angeles in 1953 and began a teaching career in the Porterville School District in 1956. He earned a Masters Degree from Fresno State University in 1970 eventually promoting to a school principal at Pioneer, Olive, and Belleview Schools. He retired to Camp Nelson, California in 1984. On behalf of family, friends and a grateful nation we love and honor you for your service.
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