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Joanne Warnement
July 5, 2011 She served her country by attending to the medical needs of those serving during World War II. more »» 
Jim Wilson
July 5, 2011 Picture a group of young men at Columbian High School, all wishing to be in the service of their country and joining the U.S. Navy. That was February 1945. more »» 
Harold Pitman
July 5, 2011 Harold Pitman tried to join the Air Force, but they wanted someone with a college education. He didn’t want to enlist in the Navy, and said, “for the Marines, I wasn’t the right build. more »» 
Bob Peddicord
July 5, 2011 GREEN SPRINGS — Bob Peddicord saw action aboard a carrier in the Pacific Theater, with training in electrical repair he carried with him through his civilian career with the International Order of... more »» 
Librado ‘Lee’ Cuevas
July 5, 2011 MARBLEHEAD — Librado “Lee” Cuevas remembers Dec. 5, 1944 — that’s when the USS Drayton was attacked by a kamikaze pilot. more »» 
James Hamons
July 5, 2011 James Hamons was living in North Fairfield, working at the Plumbrook Ordinance in Sandusky, when he was called to serve his country. more »» 
Robert Haefling
July 5, 2011 Like his buddies at Calvert High School, Robert Haefling knew he was going into the service. “I knew I was going in the Army,” he said. more »» 
Roger Kramer
July 5, 2011 MELMORE — Following a family tradition of military service has taken Roger Kramer, 22, to the mountains of Afghanistan. more »» 
Harold Reinhart
July 5, 2011 ALVADA — Among the second bunch of draftees taken from Seneca County, Harold Reinhart, now 82, still remembers the names of others chosen that November day in 1950 — Lance Steyer, Tim Pfeifer, John... more »» 
Duane Applequist
July 5, 2011 A native of Jamestown, N.Y., Duane Applequist planned to study aeronautical engineering when he graduated from high school in 1941. more »» 
Michael Estock
July 5, 2011 Editor’s note: Michael Estock passed away before this section went to print. more »» |
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