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Aanerud Rita A. 77 11-Oct C-5 Abascal John 80 25-Jan A-16 Pictures Included Abbott Bradley A Surname Given Age Date Page Maiden Note Aanerud Rita A. 77 11-Oct C-5 Abascal John 80 25-Jan A-16 Pictures included Abbott Bradley A. 50 10-Jul D-5 Flag included Abner Samuel D. 72 9-Jul D-3 Abram Henry S. 92 24-Sep C-2 Adamez Catherine 11-Oct C-5 Lemos Adamkiewicz Paul J. "Curly" 79 29-Mar A-16 Adams Curtis "Curt" 81 1-Dec C-2 Adams David C. 62 28-Aug D-4 Flag included Adams Ernest C. Sr. 81 19-Aug D-6 Adams Florence 94 22-Mar A-17 Zachocki Full name Florence (Adams) Tuffanelli Adams Leonard F. 86 4-May B-4 Flag included Adams Max E. 89 11-Jan A-17 Adams Mildred A. 85 3-Sep D-3 Mildred A. (Adams) Hunter Addison Robert J. 90 22-Jan D-4 Flag included Adinovich Peter M. 83 18-Jan A-19 Adkins Jana 42 27-Apr B-4 Adzich Larry E. 64 24-Mar C-3 Affeld Dorothy Mae 82 14-Feb A-7 Aguilar Raul 63 6-Sep C-3 Aguilar Rudolph V. 53 21-Jan D-5 Cross included Aicher Donald R. 79 26-Feb D- 3 Aker Marilyn 83 21-Jan D-5 Akinczyk Regina "Penny" 79 23-Sep D-3 Broda Alayon Andrew 35 9-Sep D-5 Albiniak Helen T. 89 28-May D-3 Marek Albright Laura Jean 95 20-Jul B-2 Albright Melvin D. 81 27-Aug D-3 Albright Robert Paul 48 21-Mar E-4 Alcala Eloida 101 26-Jan A-12 "Momma Lola" Alcocer Maria 80 10-Dec D-8 Aleman Edward A. "Eddie" 40 20-Nov C-7 Aleman Edward A. "Eddie" 40 18-Dec E-7 Alexander Annette Carol 52 8-Jan D-3 Picture included Alexander Edward J. "Moose" 84 27-Oct C-2 Flag included Alexovic Edward P. 97 30-Oct E-3 Alfaro Dzintra G. "Dee" 65 22-Nov C-3 Alger Bill L. 81 23-Jan D-3 Flag and Picture included Algozzini Joseph "Joe" 91 14-Apr C-3 Picture included Alkire Ruth 75 6-Jul B-2 Allee Ronald G. 94 18-Nov D-8 Allen Craig M. 30 21-Jul C-2 Allen David J. 6-Oct C-2 Picture included Allen Dean Dawson Infant 10-Jul D-5 Allen Gust 86 18-Aug C-2 Greek Orthodox Cross included Allen Helen 80 3-Jan E-4 Allen Oma "Pearl" 89 14-Oct D-3 Barker Allgire Cris D. 52 20-Apr B-4 Allison Clyde M., Rev. 91 12-Apr A-16 Allison Denise Kay 54 6-Jul B-2 Allison Gracia Louise 16-Oct D-3 McCrea Full name Gracia Louise Allison (Parsons) Almason Dorothy "Dort" 80 1-Jul D-5 Nauracy Picture included Almodovar Maria Miranda 95 20-Nov C-7 Picture included Almodovar Valentin Sr. "El 70 3-Nov C-2 Picture included Barbero" Alonso Sandra E. 58 5-Nov D-4 Potocki Alspach Rick Anthony 31 1-Sep C-2 Picture included Althoff John C. "Pete" 88 23-Oct E-3 Flag included Alvarado Jose B. 90 8-Mar A-16 Flag included Alvardo Raymond J. 76 1-Aug B-4 Alvarez Luis 78 20-Jun E-3 Alvarez Pilar 73 27-Feb D- 4 Gonzalez Alvarez Wanda Joy 47 10-Sep D-3 Garcia Picture included Amatulli Saverio B. "Sav" 78 6-Jan C-3 Picture included Ameri John F. 79 26-Feb D- 3 Ames William Otto 55 24-Feb B- 6 Amptmeyer Lucas "Luke" 71 7-Oct D-3 Amptmeyer Patricia Ann "Patty" 43 26-Jan A-13 Metten Angel included Anastasi Alesio 87 16-Sep D-6 Flag included Anastoff John J. 80 23-Apr D-3 Firefighter emblem and Flag included Anaszewicz Alexander J. "Alex" 18 12-Feb D-5 Andersen Kandi Lynn 37 13-Aug D-3 Andersen Richard Chistrian 3-Sep D-3 Masonic emblem included Anderson Andy B. Jr. "Scorpio" 53 23-Sep D-3 Anderson Barbara A. 67 17-Mar C-3 Baumeister Anderson Bernarda "Babe" 95 26-Jan A-12 Anderson Bonnie Lou 82 13-Jul B-2 Burns Dove Included Anderson Claude L. Jr. 69 19-Mar D-3 Anderson Harold A. 78 31-May A-16 Marine emblem and Purple Heart emblem Anderson Harold T. 62 25-Jun D-3 Anderson Joan B. 80 17-Jul D-3 Anderson John Albert 83 10-Jan E-4 Anderson Lois E. 91 7-Apr C-3 Anderson Richard "Dick" 70 4-May B-4 Flag included Anderson Richard "Dick" 88 1-Apr D-5 Anderson Ruth 94 6-Oct C-3 Full name Ruth (Anderson) Silagi Anderson Sigrid A. L. 89 15-Aug B-4 Anderson Theodore E. 85 9-Apr D-3 Flag included Anderson Thomas Edwin 69 28-Jul C-2 Andrade JoaQuin Amado 37 25-Nov D-8 Picture included Andreani Barbara 72 24-May A-17 Andres Gary 57 30-Jul D-3 Andrews Louise B. 89 11-Oct C-5 Andrews Peter 12-May C-2 Flag and Picture included Andrews Rick J. M. D. 52 24-Oct F-3 Andric Gina 85 5-Dec E-7 Serbian Orthodox Cross included Andros George Sr. 82 12-Feb D-5 Greek Orthodox Cross included Andros John 86 1-Feb A-17 Greek Orthodox Cross included Anglin Bryan D. 34 16-Dec D-9 Angyus Catherine Ann 46 20-Dec C-3 Annen Nathan 32 13-Jan C-3 Annen Regina 86 11-Jul B-4 Anoe Nicholas John "Nick" 27 5-Oct B-2 Antal Joan 76 7-Nov B-3 Clausing Antanaitis John R. 75 1-Apr D-5 Flag included Anton Steve Jr. 70 2-Jul D-3 Picture included Anvick Naomi R. 83 23-Oct E-3 Weirup Appelsies Larry 30-Jun C-2 Star of David included Arceo Maria 89 14-Nov F-2 Gonzalez Arceo Maria 90 12-Nov E-3 Maria Trinidad Montes Arceo Archer Alvie O. 81 2-Sep D-5 Flag included Archer Margaret E. 85 1-Nov C-3 Ard Solomon William 6-Oct C-2 Picture included Argo George E. 82 2-Jan D-3 Picture included Argus Timothy A. 54 20-Dec C-3 Armontrout Eleanore A. 73 11-Apr E-3 Reisinger Armstrong Esther J. 16-Oct D-3 Douthett Full name Esther J. Ivey Armstrong Armstrong George L. III 64 25-Oct C-3 Armstrong Linda E. 48 17-Jan E-3 Schaefer Armstrong Lori 36 8-Jan D-3 Watson Arndt Bettie L. 83 10-Jun D-5 Arndt Martha Hilda 83 28-Oct D-3 Foster Arnold Betty M. 92 19-Feb D- 3 Aron Titu M.D. 8-Apr D-5 Arons Frances C. 93 18-Oct C-5 Arpin Donald F. "The Doc" 60 17-Sep D-4 Arter Lenna 78 27-Dec C-2 Full name Lenna Arter Coburn Arthur Linda L. 49 18-Sep D-3 Ashby Lee R. 63 4-Aug C-2 Ashton Larry Norman 86 31-Oct F-2 Flag included Asteris George Thomas, Dr. 1-Mar A-8 Atkinson William H. "Bill" 81 11-Aug C-2 Flag included Atkosh Leona 81 24-Jun D-5 Atwood Margaret E. 95 11-Jun D-5 Rusak Atwood Ruth C. 95 22-Mar A-16 Aubrey Dennis Gene Sr. 68 21-Dec B-2 Auguano Mario 71 28-Feb A- 10 Flag included Augustyn Raymond "Old Goat" 59 16-Apr D-3 Ault Charles G. 95 23-Oct E-3 Ault Lina G. 98 21-Feb A- 7 Rathbun Full name Lina G. Ault Hill Aumiller Shirley Fae 90 30-May E-4 Picture included Aurand Richard H. 69 8-Jun B-4 Ausenbaugh Phyllis Victoria 82 3-Jun D-5 Polish Eagle included Austin John Russell 74 8-Mar A-16 Avery Alan Elwood 59 18-Oct C-5 Avila Louis 79 5-Feb D-3 Flag included Avina Camila R. 90 28-Aug D-4 Ayoub Elizabeth M. "Libby" 63 18-Aug C-2 Cervini Ayres Robert H. 87 18-Oct C-5 Babbitt Anna M. 74 22-Feb A- 8 Flag included Babcock Harold W. 89 26-Feb D- 3 Babcock Olive Marie 87 16-Apr D-3 Babic Marija "Mara" 88 17-Apr D-4 Serbian Orthodox Cross included Babincsak John 54 1-Jan A-16 Baccino Jo Ann 77 22-May D-4 Bach George W. 79 10-Oct B-4 Backe Anna Rose 89 9-Sep D-5 McGraw Picture included Backlund Rick 61 10-Apr D-3 Picture included Backor Peter P. 91 21-Apr C-3 Bacon David Glen 60 26-Aug D-5 Flag included Bacus Glen E. 71 12-Aug D-5 Badankovich Mary 85 29-Nov C-5 Bahr Clayton D. 81 10-Sep D-3 Bahr Helen 90 3-Jul D-3 Murtha Alice (Bond) Hanrahan Bahr Sara Belle 80 19-Jan A-16 Bailey Jesse Edward 61 11-Mar A-13 Flag included Bailey Katherine L. 88 5-Apr A-17 Bailey Marjorie I. 93 9-Aug C-3 Bailey Phyllis 89 8-Oct D-4 Kaminski Full name Phyllis (O'Gara) Bailey Baimakovich Kris J. Sr. "Pap Bud" 57 1-Jul D-5 Baird Wilma H. 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