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Magazine305138.Pdf 2 Lewistown News-Argus Saturday, November 9, 2019 Kenneth E. Adams Birthdate: Aug. 31, 1926 Birthplace: Bismarck, North Dakota Highest Rank: Gunner’s Mate Current Hometown: Lewistown Family: Shirley, wife; Steve Adams, Renne An- drews, children Connection to Central Montana: Owns Lewis- town Lumber & Rental Honoring Our Vets Served: Pacific Chad E. Abbott Danny F. Ahlgren Demorise E. Allen Jr. Lee H. Amundson Dennis L. Alexander Birthdate: Aug. 26, Birthdate: Aug. 9, Birthdate: Feb. 1, Birthdate: Nov. 1, Birthdate: June 19, 1953 1982 1949 1948 1923 Birthplace: Choteau Birthplace: Birthplace: Alexan- Birthplace: Billings Birthplace: Rice Highest Rank: Staff Sergeant Lewistown dria, Minn. Highest Rank: E-5 Lake, Wis. Current Hometown: Great Falls Highest Rank: Highest Rank: Specialist Highest Rank: Lt. Family: mother Luella Alexander, wife Cheri, son Sergeant/E-5 Meritorious Sergeant Current Home- Hometown (at time Jeremiah Branch of Military: Current Home- town: Garneill of death): Lewis- Connection to Central Montana: Raised in Lewis- Army town: Grass Range Family: Demorise town town, Army Reserve in Lewistown Hometown: Family: parents - and Clara Allen, Family: Lorraine Served: Korea, Honduras, Saudi Arabia Lewistown, MT Robert & Dorothea parents; Fran Allen, B. Amundson, wife; Duties: Cook, Laundry and Petroleum Family: Jasmin Ahlgren, children spouse; Katie and Thomas C. Amund- (wife); Tristan, Liam, and Wyatt - Kristi Voegele, Scott Ahlgren, Keith Chet, children; Madison, granddaughter son, son Terry Z. Alexander (sons). Ahlgren, Abbey Ahlgren Connection to Central Montana: Farm Connection to Central Montana: Married Birthdate: April 20, 1951 Served: Germany, Kuwait and Iraq (Op- Connection to Central Montana: Truck- and ranch here, loved the state Birthplace: Kenmare, N.D. eration Iraqi Freedom I) ing; Rancher Served: Fort Lewis, Fort Sill, Fort Benning, Served: WWII-Okinawa, Japan, Hawaii, Highest Rank: Staff Sergeant Duties: Combat Medic, Senior line Served: Two tours Vietnam - First Marine Vietnam Korea Branch of Military: Army medic for C Co. 1-6 INF., 2 BCT, 1st Division, Third Marine Division Duties: Artillery Duties: WWII –Transport Pilot, three years; Current Hometown: Lewistown Armored Division Duties: Machine gunner, platoon Com- Korea-sea plane pilot, 2 1/2, Korean Family: mother Luella Alexander, daughters Candy Connection to Central Montana: Grew up mander Charlie Co., Tunnel Rat Donald Lester Allen mop up and Dani Alexander and Kasha Coleman around Gilt Edge and a 2000 graduate of Military Honors, special Commenda- Birthdate: Nov. 17, Connection to Central Montana: Raised here Grass Range High School tions: Two Purple Hearts, Vietnam 1912 Albin Lawrence Anderson Served: Vietnam Military Honors: Combat Medic Badge, Ribbon Date of Death: 1997 Birthdate: May 19, Duties: Mechanic, Gunner Army Commendation Medal, Army Highest Rank: Cap- 1905 Military Honors: Green Beret, paratrooper, served Achievement Medal with oak leaf, John William Ahlgren tain, U.S. Army Date of Death: April 7 years Army Good Conduct Medal, Na- Birthdate: Dec. 31, Hometown (at time 7, 1982 tional Defense Service Medal, Iraq 1918 of death): Denton Birthplace: Min- Zeyrl Alexander Campaign Medal with three cam- Date of Death: May Family: Guy and nesota Birthdate: May 31, 1920 paign stars, Global War on Terrorism 17, 1995 Emma Allen, parents; Highest Rank: Date of Death: May 5, 1993 Expeditionary Medal, Global War Highest Rank: 2nd Millie Allen, spouse; Private Highest Rank: PFC on Terrorism Service Medal, Army and 4th Divisions, Harold, Larry, Vern, Hometown: Lew- Hometown (at time of death): Lewistown Service Ribbon, Overseas Ribbon, U.S. Marines Charlotte and Marge, children istown Family: Luella, spouse; Connie C., Terry, Geary, Presidential Unit Citation, Driver / Hometown (at time Connection to Central Montana: Fergus Family: Par- Dennis, Sandra Y., Debbie, Lonny and Randy, Mechanic Badge for wheeled and of death): Grass High School graduate ents: Louis and Alma children tracked vehicles, Expert Marksman- Range Served: Angel Island, north of San Fran- Shoquist Anderson; Ellen Anderson Served: Africa, Italy ship Badge with the rifle and pistol, Family: Betty cisco, Guadalcanal in the Pacific Benes, Mildred Anderson Benes and Duties: Rear tank gunner and die Deutsche Schuetzenschnur Ahlgren, Mickey Senechal, Nancy Alice Anderson Zion Military Honors: Wounded in Italy, 1943 in Bronze (German Marksmanship Anderson, Dave, Ron, Skip and John Gary Wayne Allen, Jr. Served: Army during WWII in Italy David Joseph Anderson Badge in Bronze). Ahlgren Birthdate: Aug. 18, Connection to Central Montana: Lifelong 1974 Brandon Charles Anderson Birthdate: June 9, 1949 Edward W. Abel Grass Range resident Birthplace: Lewis- Birthdate: May 4, Birthplace: Great Falls Birthdate: March 4, Served: Saipan, Iwo Jima town Highest Rank: PFC 1986 1911 Duties: Rifleman, rocket crewman Highest Rank: Staff Birthplace: Lewis- Current Hometown: Stanford Date of Death: Military Honors: Purple Heart, Bronze Star Sergeant, U.S. Army Family: Parents Oscar T. Anderson and Genevieve town March 31, 1945 Current Home- Highest Rank: Ser- Francisco Anderson; Children Kayce Lynn and Highest Rank: Chief Robert Franklin Ahlgren town: Fort Leonard Cody David geant, U.S. Army Hometown (at time Birthdate: Aug. 23, Wood, Missouri Current Home- Served: South Vietnam of death): Lewis- 1917 Family: Gary Allen Connection to Central Montana: Most of life in town: Lewistown town Date of Death: and Barbara Lea – Family: Parents John and around Central Montana Family: William and March 19, 1989 Winnett; Tamie Allen, wife; Cecilia, Duties: Served in AH ShaValleqas S.O. Forward and Linda Anderson; Molly Abel, parents Family: Parents Jade, Kaiya, daughters sisters Jessica and Observer (Infantry) Connection to Frank and Edith Ahl- Connection to Central Montana: Born, Military Honors: Combat Rifle ribbon, Combat Abigail Central Montana: Father owned Central gren; wife Dorothea raised and graduated in Winnett Connection to Central Montana: Gradu- Action Ribbon Vietnam, Marksmanship and Montana Meat Market and Moore Butcher Ahlgren; son Dan Served: Washington, D.C,. at Pentagon, National Defense Medal ated from Fergus High School Shop Ahlgren White House, Tomb of the Unknown Served: Boot camp and AIT Training in Ft. Oscar Thomas Anderson Served: South Pacific, enlisted at age 17, Connection to Cen- Soldier at Arlington Cemetery, Cordons Benning, Ga.; Ft. Lewis; 2 tours in Iraq was only able to return home once dur- tral Montana: Lived on library steps at Nixon’s funeral, Duties: Infantry Birthdate: July 8, 1925 ing enlistment and ranched entire life in Grass Range US Color Guard for 1st Monday night Date of Death: Aug. 28, 2001 Honors, Special Commendations: Expert Duties: Chief boiler tender on battleship Served: England, Africa, Italy and Germany football game after 9-11, cleanup at Pen- Rifleman Birthplace: Great Falls with the 343rd Combat Engineers tagon after 9-11, deployed to the Horn of Highest Rank: Pvt. Frank C. Abel Military Honors: Purple Heart Africa in support of Operation Enduring Edward L. Anderson Hometown at time of death: Stanford Birthdate: March Freedom; Korea in May 2010 Family: Parents Oscar T. Anderson, Sr. and Anna Ron Ahlgren Birthdate: Sept. 24, 13, 1907 Duties: 17 years infantry, 12 years honor 1923 O’Niel Anderson; Wife Genevieve Francisco Date of Death: Oct. Birthplace: guard or old guard, 3 years drill sergeant, Anderson; 3 sons, 6 daughters Birthplace: Simms, 5, 1976 Lewistown presently reclassing into computer com- Mont. Served: Japan Highest Rank: Staff Branch of Military: munication Connection to Central Montana: Born and raised Date of Death: Jan. Sergeant Air Force Military Honors: 2 Army Commendation 1998 in Central Montana. Ranched at Stanford Hometown (at time Current Home- Medals, 6 Army Achievement Medals, Duties: Occupation of Japan - Infantry Highest Rank: Sgt. - of death): Lewis- town: Grass Range Global War on Terrorism Medal, Armed Marines Military Honors: Marksmanship Medal, National town Family: Betty and Forces Expeditionary Medal, 5 Good Defense Medal Family: Parents Family: Aileen, Bill Ahlgren, parents Conduct Medals, Expert Infantryman’s Edward and Helen Ronald Thomas Anderson spouse; Wm. F. Abel, Served: Germany Badge, Air Assault Badge, Airborne Anderson, wife Betty son; Robert and Jim Duties: Computer Parachutists Badge, Drill Sergeant Hruska Anderson, Birthdate: Nov. 25, 1942 Connolly Operator Badge Birthplace: Great Falls children Donald (Amos) Anderson, Connection to Central Montana: Railroad Marie Anderson, Kathy Simpson, Elaine Highest Rank: 1st Class Petty Officer E-4 clerk, Milwaukee Railroad Ronald (Ron) W. Albee Warren (Tressler) Allen Current Hometown: Billings Price, Raymond Anderson, Jeanette Served: Q.M. Presidio, San Francisco Birthdate: April 5, Birthdate: March Anderson (deceased), Joyce Tuss and Family: Parents Oscar T. Anderson and Genevieve Duties: Supply clerk 1948 19, 1922 Francisco Anderson; wife Eva Anderson; daugh- John Anderson Birthplace: Milwau- Birthplace: Denton Connection to Central Montana: Married ters Lori Jean Brant and Jessie McMillan Walter John Abel kee, Wis. Highest Rank: Staff Served: South Vietnam local girl Betty Hruska Birthdate: July 24, Branch of Military: Sergeant Served: South Pacific WWII Connection to Central Montana: Most of life in 1920 U.S. Army Current Home- and around Central Montana Duties: Infantry Date of Death: Aug. Highest Rank: town: Lewistown Honors, Special Commendations: Sharp- Duties:
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