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Wall 4 Alpha Roster As Built 9-2\002\031\333<<\346\022 WALL 4 - ALPHABETICAL ROSTER AS BUILT Line No Wall Tile Loc Alphabetical Roster (Updated 9/23/2009) 100 4 B1 ANDERSON, CHARLES R US NAVY 1912-1919 NETHERLANDER-TRANSPORT WWI NY BORDEAU FRANCE 101 4 B2 ANDERSON, DELMAR R USMC 1920-1922 MARE ISLAND CALIFORNIA GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL 102 4 A3 ANDERSON, HOWARD R US NAVY 1942-1944 RM 1CL WWII PC 819 ADAK ALASKA 118 4 C1 ANDERSON, JOHN ED CLASS B RADIOMAN NTC US NAVY 1954-DIED SER PT LOMA CALIFORNIA 72 4 A2 ANDERSON, SIDNEY R S-2C USNR 1944-1954 ACTIVE+INACTIVE RESERVE NAD HAWTHORNE NEVADA 99 4 A1 ANDERSON, WILLIAM C PFC US ARMY 1947-1950 KOREAN WAR 283 4 I1 ATCHISON, ARLIE E, S1C US NAVY1944-1946 FARRAGUT,USS ANACPA, WWII AACM APA CM VM 284 4 I2 ATCHISON, CHARLIE M, SGT HQ DET 1908 SER CU US ARMY 1942-1945 AM CMD MED V MED 285 4 I3 ATCHISON, S LLOYD, S1C US NAVY 1944-1945 WWII USS DALY ASIATIC PACFIC MEDAL 86 4 G10 ATTWOOD, RAYMOND A S1C US NAVY 1944-46 PORT CHICAGO CALIF TREAS IS CALIF WWII 3 4 C8 BALCOM, MICHAEL R SPC US ARMY TANK 19 K OIF II 2003-2007 GEORGE L FRANK 131 4 F8 BEEMAN, HAROLD O CPL US ARMY 42-45 WWII 500TH BOMB SQUADRON AIRPLANE MECHANIC SO PAC 132 4 F9 BEEMAN, JERRY L SP 4 US ARMY 1956-1959 KOREAN WAR 1956-1957 29 4 A12 BELL, FRANK J SSGT US ARMY 1968-85 VIETNAM WE LOVE YOU DAD 221 4 A13 BENSING, CLIFFORD A CPL US ARMY 1945-1947 CO H 32 INF AOM JAPAN SO PACIFIC KOREA WWII 55 4 A9 BERNEY, GE BUZZ MSGT US ARMY-NAT GUARD 1953-75 OKANOGAN UNIT 161ST INF 881ST TRAN CO 193 4 E1 BRICHT, STANLEY L CO US ARMY INF WWI PH KIA 7/18 MEUSE-ARGONNE LEGION POST 82 119 4 C2 BRUGH, MARVIN L SK M3 CL US NAVY 66-70 VIETNAM WAR 2 BRONZE * VIETNAM SERVICE MEDAL 97 4 C5 BURBERY, CHARLES G CS2 US NAVY KOREAN WAR USS SPERRY AS-12 50-54 SP - MY MOTHER 106 4 C4 BURBERY, HAROLD R BM2C US NAVY WWII 43-46 USS ABSD 1 SO PACIFIC SP- MY MOTHER 105 4 C3 BURBERY, JOHN L SSGT US AIR FORCE KOREAN WAR 1950-1954 SP - MY MOTHER 104 4 C6 BURBERY, ROBERT L SP 4 US ARMY 1955-1957 COLD WAR SP - MY MOTHER 28 4 A11 CARLSON, MARION L USNR SIG GM WWII LST 574 SP PHILIP DD LST 924 SP BORNEO DD 92 4 H1 CLARK, EARL BOYCE CPL E4 2-7 1ST MAR DIV WWII - KOREA 2 PH 1945-1951 117 4 E7 COIL, EMERALD CLAY 77 DIVISION US ARMY KIA ARGONNE FOREST WWI PH AM LEGION POST 80 74 4 B13 CONNOLLY, DONALD R SGT US ARMY AIR FORCE CONTROL TOWER OPERATOR WWII 1944-1946 98 4 I12 COOK, FRED LEE CM 1C US NAVY 1943-46 UNDER WATER DEMOLITION PACIFIC OCEAN WW II 95 4 B5 COOK, GEORGE H F P 3C US NAVY 1948-52 KOREAN WAR PACIFIC RESERVE FLEET 107 4 J3 COOK, ROBERT W (BOB) TD 3 US NAVY SO PACIFIC 4 YEARS KOREAN WAR 1950-1954 78 4 G8 CUDE, TIMOTHY ALAN LC CPL USMC 1968-1970 VIETNAM SER MEDAL COMBAT ACTION RIBBON 61 4 F6 CURTIS, DENNIS A ET PO 3C US NAVY 74-79 USS AMERICA CVA 66 VIETNAM WAR 60 4 F5 CURTIS, E ROY S1C ETM US NAVY USS ROCHESTER CA 124 WWII 1945-1947 58 4 F4 CURTIS, LLOYD A 1ST LT USAF 1954-1956 INTELLIGENCE EUROPE DUTY KOREAN WAR 230 4 D13 DAVIS, KEITH A PFC US ARMY PACIFIC AREA 1954-1956 SP-PATRICIA L. DAVIS 85 4 C10 DAWE, JOHN O A1C US AIR FORCE 52-56 440TH FIGHTER INCEP SQ EUROPE DUTY KOREAN WAR 113 4 J7 FIFER, NEIL A SP4 E4 US ARMY 1961-64 ELEMENT FIELD COMMAND DASA SANDIA BASE NM 191 4 I10 FIGLENSKI, EDWARD W ARMY SUPPLY CO 76 INF WORLD WAR I CAMP LEWIS WA 1919 69 4 F12 FISHER, CLAIR W SPEC 4 US ARMY 1960-62 SERVED IN ALASKA 56 4 E11 FISHER, GUY DUANE CAPT QMC US ARMY HQ QMTC 5435 FT LEE VA ACDUTRA 1959-1967 96 4 B6 FORESTER, DELMER W CPL US ARMY 13TH EGNBN 7TH INF DIV KOREA OCUP WWII 1945-1947 38 4 B7 FRANK, GEORGE L ST SGT US AIR FORCE STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND KOREAN WAR 1950-1954 278 4 B8 FRANK, LELAND E PVT USARMY WWI 1918 166 DEP BR CAMP LEWIS WA GEORGE L FRANK sp 188 4 D5 FRANKLIN II, F L MIDSHIPMAN CO 27 US NAVAL ACADEMY CLASS 2010 62 4 E12 FREEMAN, CLIFFORD T SNAP S1C US NAVY WORLD WAR II 121 4 J8 GATES, ALVA US ARMY 1924-1928 SP - GLADYS FIFER 281 4 H12 GERTH, DAN W EN3 E4 USNAVY 1968-70 USS PAUL REVERE LAPA 248 GOD FAMILY COUNTRY VSM 280 4 H11 GERTH, ERNEST W, SGT USMC 1941-1945 IWO JIMA SEMPHER FI GREATEST GENERATION 63 4 H7 GRAHAM, CARL D SC1 USN COOK-BUTCHER SALTON SEA CALIF WWII SP GERALD SCHOLZ FAMILY 236 4 G7 GROVE, JOSEPH A EM3C SS US NAVY USS QUEENFISH SSN 651 1974-1980 39 4 D12 HARBISON, STEPHEN W S1C US NAVY 1958-1960 USS COWELL DD547 CHINA SEAS SERVICE 2 4 C7 HARVEY, ROBERT P MSGT US AIRFORCE 20 YR 329TH BOMB SQUAD SAC KOREAN-VIETNAM WARS 286 4 I13 HEUETT, LEWIS JACOB, CORPORAL US ARMY 1943-1945 ASIAN PACIFIC THEATER - INDIA 4-14-21 4-19-01 68 4 H6 HOOVER, EDWARD J US NAVY SEA BEE VIETNAM WAR 10 4 A5 HUBER, TED D MSGT US AIR FORCE 1949 - 1969 KOREA VIETNAM WARS WALL 4 - ALPHABETICAL ROSTER AS BUILT 198 4 H13 JACKSON, STEVE SGT US MARINE CORPS 2ND MARINES 1971-1975 VIETNAM 70 4 F11 JOHNSTON, RICHARD L SGT USMC 1965-1969 SEMPER FI VIETNAM 1966-1968 227 4 B9 JONES, ESTES ISAAC CPO US NAVY 43-68 20 YR WWII -KOREA-VIETNAM SP-OKANOGAN SHRINERS 25 4 A8 KEATON, WILLIAM E7 US MARINE CORPS COMBAT MARINES VIETNAM 1966-1970 8 4 B3 KELLEY, WALTER A BM3C US NAVY 1949-1953 INCHON DD727 DEHAVEN KOREAN WAR 128 4 E8 KELLY, MICHAEL J SWC E7 USN 1969-1995 RNMCB 18 DESERT SHIELD DESERT STORM 129 4 E9 KELLY, ROBERT D SM3C US NAVY 1944-1952 USS WEST VIRGINIA WWII USS BRECKENRIDGE KOREA 1 4 B4 KENNEDY, FLOYD E MSGT E8 11 AB 1943-1964 MEDIC 2 BS PH PHILIPPINES-JAPAN-KOR 275 4 F1 KJOLSETH, DANNY R, MN3 E4US NAVY 1965-69 632 ORDINANCE MECH VIETNAM WAR TIME MOMAT 276 4 G1 KJOLSETH, DANNY WADE KJOLSETH GSM2 E5 1995-1999 USS JOHN MOORE FF G19 GAS TURBINE TECHNICIAN 186 4 D3 KOLAKOWSKI, GEORGE SGT E5 US ARMY 1967-1970 VIETNAM 1968-1969 54 4 F3 KRUSE, ELSIE P CPL US MARINE CORPS 1958-1961 CAMP PENDLETON CALIF 53 4 F2 KRUSE, RALPH R MSGT US MARINE CORPS 1957 - 1979 VIETNAM 65-66+70-71 123 4 J13 LADETKE, RALPH L CAPT MSC USN RET WWII KOREAN-VIETNAM WARS PEARL HARBOR SURVIVOR 103 4 J2 LARSON, GARY K MAJOR US AIR FORCE INT AIR OP OFFICER NAVIGATOR 1963-1984 26 4 I7 LINDSEY, ROBERT J TSGT US ARMY 1945-1946 WWII SP MRS ROBERT LINDSEY 108 4 J4 LOE, PAUL R CPL US ARMY INFANTRY KOREAN WAR 1952-1953 MILLER AND SONS LOGGING 11 4 A6 MACEY, PATRICK J SGT US MARINES 66-69 CO C 1ST RECON BN PH SEMPER FI AND SAT CONG 116 4 E6 MCCORMACK, LEO K CPL US ARMY AEF FRANCE KIA ARGONNE FOREST WWI PH AM LEGION POST 80 48 4 E5 MCNALL, GREGORY H PFC US ARMY 1968-1970 A BTRY 4TH BN 10 PM FLD ARTILLERY VIETNAM 44 4 E4 MICHELS, DONALD R SGT US ARMY SOUTH PACIFIC WWII 1942-1945 93 4 I6 MILLER, DONALD T T5 CO D 82ND ARMED RECON BN US ARMY ETO WWII NORMANDY EUROPE 130 4 E10 MILLIGAN, KENNETH T T4 US ARMY 44-46 WWII VICTORY EUROPE 90 4 G12 NISSEN, WILLIAM A FN E3 US NAVY USS LARSON VIETNAM WAR ALWAYS LOVE U DEBBIE 233 4 E13 OAKES, JOHN WAYNE CM CN US NAVY 1983-88 USNR PT HUENEME SP-JOHN OAKES FAMILY 75 4 G2 OBRIEN, JAMES D FC3 CLASS US NAVY USS BIRMINGHAM-CL 62 IWO JIMA-OKINAWA 1944-46 187 4 D4 PARKER, FRANK E MSGT USMC RETIRED 1971 VETERAN KOREAN WAR AND VIETNAM CONFLICT 218 4 I9 PARMAN, LOREN E SGT US AA CORPS 44-46 GUNNER 6 BOMB GRP 313 AIR BATTLE OVER JAPAN 180 4 B11 PERSHING, J MIKE MSGT US AIR FORCE 137 4 J12 PETERSON, DAVID LEO, SPEC 5 US ARMY CHAMPION FOR VETERANS OF WASHINGTON STATE 57 4 H10 PRESTO, FRANK A PFC MP US MARINE CORPS WWII MARINE CORPS BASE SAN DIEGO CA 1944-1945 184 4 D1 RAWLEY, JOHN E SGT US ARMY 1982-1992 SW ASIA-SERVICE MED SAT COM OPS 185 4 D2 RAWLEY, WILLIAM F 1ST SGT US ARMY 1986-07 IRAQ-ARABIA-KUWAIT-DES STORM-IRAQI FREEDOM 277 4 C12 RIKER, GEORGE N UNION ARMY CIVIL WAR POW ANDERSONVILLE GEORGE L FRANK sp 272 4 J1 RUBERT, ALBERT PFC US ARMY 88TH ENGRS ETO RHINELAND GERMANY WWII 1943-45 GUN CREW 89 4 G11 RUSSELL, JAY'VE CPL US MARINE CORPS NDSM RIFLE EXPGD COND VIETNAM WAR 1969-1974 24 4 A7 SANDEFUR, BOBBIE G USN BOMBER NAVIATOR NAVY AVIATION CARRIER 1950-1971 KOREA VIET 5 4 B10 SASSONE ,"TORI L HM3C US NAVY 1975-1977 GEORGE L FRANK 4 4 C9 SASSONE, JUSTIN W HM3C US NAVY HOSP COR PORTSMOUTH NAV MED CTR 1997 - 2002 195 4 E3 SCHMELING, HERMAN US ARMY WWI PH KIA FRANCE LEGION POST 82 87 4 H8 SCHOLZ, EDWARD F US ARMY 2 INF BRIGADE CITATION FOR GALLANTRY AEF FRANCE 1917-1918 127 4 H9 SCHOLZ, GERALD E T5 US ARMY SIG CORPS SAN LOUIS OBISPO 50-54 DEB-MARY-BERTA-GERALD 274 4 J5 SELDAL, GARY J RM2C US NAVY 1966-1972 114 4 J10 SHOCKLEY, CARL L SGT E5 USMC 1965-1969 3RD SER BN 5TH MAR DIV VIETNAM WAR 1966-1968 71 4 F10 SIEGRIST, CHARLES F SN US NAVY UN-KOREA USS DELIVER ARS-23 KOREAN WAR 1952-1956 194 4 E2 SMITH, ALVIN H US ARMY WWI PH KIA 7/18 LEGION POST 82 7A-39 4 G4 SMITH, BRENT A COL US ARMY IRAQ SINAI AFGHANISTAN 1983 - PRESENT 199 4 G5 SMITH, JACK MAJOR US ARMY IRAQ AFGHANISTAN 6 4 G3 SMITH, KENNETH O S1/C USN WWII SO PACIFIC USS WAKE IS USS KEARSARGE 9 4 A4 SPEARS, MITCHELL G SGT US AIR FORCE INCIRLIK AIR BASE TURKEY SERVED 1982-1988 91 4 G13 STALDER, JACK LYNN UT2 NMCB 40-KUWAIT LIBERATION - DESERT STORM - DESERT SHIELD 152 4 I8 STARR, JASPER RAY BM1C1 US NAVY 1940-51 WWII SO PACIFIC KOREA USS PORTLAND CA 33 13 4 I4 STONE, ROGER L CPL USA MEDICAL CORPS WWII PH KIA DEC 1944 BELGIUM 67 4 H5 STUART, JAMES RM 3CL US NAVY WORLD WAR II 115 4 J9 SUBY, WAYNE LEROY LCPL US MARINE CORPS A CO 5TH AMPH BN 5TH MAR DV VIETNAM 1966-68 112 4 J6 SUNDBY, ERLING B TECH 4 US ARMY ASIATIC PACIFIC AREA ADAK ALASKA WWII WALL 4 - ALPHABETICAL ROSTER AS BUILT 94 4 J11 SYLVESTER, FRANK V SGT E4 US ARMY 1941 THE GUYS ALL LOVED HIM HE WAS A GREAT COOK 12 4 I5 TANGEN, WAYNE A CPL US ARMY KOREA 1951-1952 229 4 C13 TAYLOR, OSCAR C T5 US ARMY SO PAC 43-46 CO C 593RD ESB WWII PHILIPPINES LIBERATION 5A 4 F7 USS OKANOGAN POST 10440-VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OKANOGAN WA 98840 27 4 A10 VERNEY, EDWARD T COXSWAIN USN 1943-46 PILOTED ADMIRALS BARGE ASIATIC-PACIFIC WWII 65 4 H3 VIAU, ALBERT
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