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Presented by PC AC Pierce County Veterans Advisory Council and MOUNTAIN VIEW Funeral Home, Memorial Park and Crematory New Veterans Memorial Section Monday, May 30, 2011 at 2 p.m. AMERICAN LEGION VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS (VFW) Edwards B. Rhodes Parkland Post No. 2 Wild West Post No. 91 R. Vernon Hill Memorial Post No. 67 Eric G. Sandstrom Post No. 969 Doughboy Memorial Post No. 138 Carbon Glacier Post No. 1414 Mt. Tacoma Post No. 148 Puyallup Valley Post 2224 Joseph E. Johnson Post No. 167 Tillicum Post No. 2329 Art Wrye-Lakewood Post No. 187 Sumner-Bonney Lk. Victory Post No. 3070 Dr. Geo. Washington Carver Post No. 222 Nisqually Valley Post No. 5580 Greater Gig Harbor Post 236 Art Drexler Spanaway Post No. 9079 Bonney Lake Post No. 240 Narrows Bridge Post No. 10018 Peter W. Grauwen Post No. 11028 AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARIES Milton Post No. 11401 Edwards B. Rhodes Parkland Unit No. 2 R. Vernon Hill Memorial Unit No. 67 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS AUXILIARIES Doughboy Memorial Unit No. 138 Wild West Auxiliary No. 91 Joseph E. Johnson Unit No. 167 Eric G. Sandstrom Post No. 969 Dr. Geo. Washington Carver Unit No. 222 District No. 3 Ladies Auxiliary Auxiliary No. 2224 LA SOCIETE DES QUARANTE Auxiliary No. 2324 HOMMES ET HUIT CHAV AUX Art Drexler Spanaway Auxiliary No. 9079 Voiture No. 9 Narrows Bridge Auxiliary No. 10018 Narrows Bridge Junior Girls Unit No. 10018 AMERICAN EX-PRISONERS OF WAR Peter W. Grauwen Auxiliary No. 11028 MILITARY ORDER OF THE PURPLE HEART AMERICAN VETERANS OF WWII #407 and Auxiliary KOREA AND VIETNAM (AMVETS) FLEET RESERVE ASSOCIATION Post No. 1 #104 and Auxiliary Post No. 2 Post No. 5 1ST CAVALRY DIVISION ASSN NW CHAPTER AMVETS AUXILIARY THE RESERVE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION Unit No. 1 Unit No. 5 THE NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS ASSOCIATION GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA High Flyers Chapter Madigan Army Hospital Chapter DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN Mt. Rainier Chapter REVOLUTION (DAR) Evergreen Chapter Mary Ball Chapter Elisabeth Forey Chapter MARINE CORPS LEAGUE Pierce County Detachment 504 DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS (DAV) Tacoma Chapter No. 1 MILITARY OFFICERS ASSOCIATION OF Harmony Chapter No. 18 AMERICA KOREA-AMERICAN VETERANS ASSOCIATION THE MILITARY ORDER OF THE WORLD WARS OF WASHINGTON NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BLACK THE VIETNAM VETERANS CENTER, TACOMA VETERANS THE RETIRED ENLISTED ASSOCIATION SPECIAL FORCES ASSOCIATION Puget Sound Chapter 74 US DAUGHTERS OF 1812 Puget Sound Chapter - 2 - LIZ JACKSON HEROTOHERO.US Liz Jackson, of Lakewood, WA never gives any more for a bio than this ... Borne of the uniform, Wore the uniform, Wed the uniform, and Bore the uniform. But a few other things have filled in the gaps. She is the National Director and Founder of the Hero To Hero Troop Morale Campaign, a non-political troop support program that went from a small local effort for first responders to be able to show their support for our troops by giving the very shirts off their backs to hometown troops deployed to war zones around the globe. After the death of a young cousin, Sgt Jacob Herring, in Talafar, Iraq, 2004, the program went national, and ultimately international. As of this writing, over 40,000 first responders have stepped up for our troops, and the program tour has happened 4 times, covering the distance of twice around the equator. After 7 years, Liz has fulfilled the promise made when their cousin was killed, and the stateside program has stood down. She remains involved with the Canadian part of the campaign and plans to always be a part of honoring our Fallen & Wounded. "Troops don't choose their battles, any more than firefighters or police." HeroToHero.US - 3 - DOUG RICHARDSON ADAM SMITH MIKE CARRELL STEVE CONWAY Mayor U.S. Congress State Senator State Representative City of Lakewood 9th District 28th District 29th District TROY KELLEY PAT MCCARTHY DICK MURI JASON WHALEN State Representative Executive Pierce County Council Lakewood City Council 28th District Pierce County District 6 Position 3 JANE ADAMSON PAUL JAURON Past Commander Past Commander VFW, Dept. of Washington AMVETS Western District ROBERTA ARMSTRONG FRANCIS JEFFREY Daughter of Past National Chaplain MSG Llewellyn Chilson MOPH ORIA BERNDT NORMA MELO Appointed to Past President Governor's Veterans Commission Gold Star Wives Tacoma Chapter ALMA BIRCHETT ALLAN PESCHEK President National Historian General Gold Star Wives Tacoma Chapter MOWW TOM BULGER GERTRUDE PECNIK President Commander Fleet Reserve Assn, Mt. Rainier Branch #104 VFW District 3 JIM CORDEIRO RICHARD PETERSON Chilson Chapter Past Commander MOPH VFW, Dept. of Washington MARION DAVIS ELOISE SHARP Past President President Gold Star Wives NW Region VFW Ladies Auxiliary of District 3 CLYDE DRURY MAURICE SHARP Manager Past National Commander Pierce County Veterans Bureau American Ex-Prisoners of War MELODIE FOSTER CLARENCE SLAUGHTER President Manager American Legion Auxiliary District 4 Veterans Center GEN WILLIAM HARRISON CHAPLAIN (CPT) JACOB SNODGRASS USA Ret. United States Army Past Mayor of Lakewood 4th Stryker BDE/2nd ID, I Corps, JBLM PHIL HENDRIX VENICIA TILLMAN Chilson Chapter Vice President MOPH Gold Star Wives Tacoma Chapter FROSTY HUSLEY TAMMY WEAVER Past Commander Past President VFW, Dept. of Washington VFW Ladies Auxiliary of District 3 - 4 - DENNIS JONES KIM JOSUÉ PCVAC Chairman Mountain View Co-Chair COMMITTEE MEMBERS Curtis Atkinson, PCVAC Tommy Carson, PCVAC Ken Swarner, The Ranger Butch Twilley, Mountain View Dan Lasham, Mountain View David Riggs, Mountain View For providing the wreaths For participation in the wreath ceremony BEDS OF ROSES MSG JAMES E. BURNS Washington National Guard For advertising and marketing Honor Guard CHAPLAIN (CPT) JACOB SNODGRASS United States Army For providing the fire truck and flag 4th Stryker BDE/2nd ID, I Corps, JBLM WEST PIERCE FIRE & RESCUE GYSGT ANDREW MORGAN For providing traffic direction United States Marine Corps 4th Landing Support Battalion, JBLM LAKEWOOD POLICE DEPARTMENT LS2 TRACEY MURPHY For placing flags at Mountain View United States Navy Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 18, JBLM CUB SCOUT PACK 472 CUB SCOUT PACK 462 SRA JACOB STEVENS CLOVER PARK HS JROTC United States Air Force For providing photography services 62nd ABW Honor Guard, JBLM SK3 EMMANUEL LUNA WELDON W. WILSON Washington State Patrol United States Coast Guard Seattle Area Honor Guard - 5 - Excerpt from the Akron Beacon Journal on May 30, 2005 President Harry S. Truman couldn’t believe his eyes. He scanned the war hero’s record and spoke with glowing admiration. President Truman remarked, “This is the most remarkable list of citations I have ever seen.” Never before in American history had one soldier collected so many medals in one day. Llewellyn Chilson, “the fightingest man” in the 45th Infantry Division, was the second most decorated soldier of World War II. He Sgt. Chilson and family meet President Truman earned 29 medals, including three Distinguished Service Crosses, two Purple Hearts, two Silver Stars, a Legion of Merit, two Bronze Stars, a Combat Infantryman’s Badge and two French Croix de Guerre. Born in 1920, Chilson was a scrappy kid on the mean streets of Akron, OH. On March 28, 1942 - just days shy of his 22nd birthday - he was drafted into the U.S. Army for WWII. He trained for a year before joining the 179th Regiment, 45th Infantry Division, which shipped out of Camp Patrick Henry, VA, in June 1943. The Axis powers would soon know his fury as a warrior. He battled his way across North Africa, Sicily, Salerno, Anzio, France and Germany. The war ended for him two weeks before Germany’s official surrender May 8, 1945. The wounded soldier was transported to the 34th General Hospital in Stockbridge, England. While he was in the hospital he noticed a pretty nurse named Mary. She was from Santa Barbara, CA. They were married later that year. Llewellyn and Mary had two daughters, Roberta and Marilyn. He was discharged from the service in 1945 but re-enlisted in 1947 and rose to the rank of Master Sergeant. He was stationed at Ft. Hood, TX and later at Ft. Sill, OK. In 1963 he retired from the Army at the age of 44. Llewellyn M. Chilson died in October 1981 during a vacation to Tampa, FL. He was 61 years old. “The fightingest man” of the 45th Infantry Division was buried with full military honors here at Mountain View Memorial Park. Music is provided today by the Brass Quintet of the 56th Army Band, I Corps, JBLM. The 56th Army Band is comprised of 40 musician-soldiers. Soldiers demonstrate the highest professional performance and appearance standards to best represent the Army and to serve the nation. The 56th Army Band was constituted on 12 October 1943 and activated in Sicily on 29 October 1943 as the Band, 9th Infantry Division. The Band was activated as the I Corps band on 8 July 1991. The Band’s distinguished history includes 13 campaign participation credits for World War II and Vietnam. The Band received many decorations; most notable is the Meritorious Unit Commendation awarded by Presidential Order in 1968. - 6 - MUSICAL SELECTIONS Brass Quintet of the 56th Army Band, I Corps, Joint Base Lewis McChord WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION BY MASTER OF CEREMONIES Curt Atkinson of the Pierce County Veterans Advisory Council WELCOME BY THE MAYOR Mayor Doug Richardson PRESENTATION OF COLORS United States Army, 4th Stryker BDE/2nd ID Honor Guard, I Corps, Joint Base Lewis McChord Doughboys of American Legion Post 138 RAISING OF THE NATIONAL COLORS AND NATIONAL ANTHEM Wild West Post 91, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States Brass Quintet of the
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