Goshen World War II Monument

The men and women of Goshen who served their country in World War II were honored by the people of Goshen in 1947, including Nasef W. Abraham, Julius S. Aeschliman, Russell Aeschliman, George Andrews, Lorrain Apley, Lyman Baldwin, William H. Benjamin, Raymond E. Bodach, Edward S. Breakell, Whitney L. Brooks, Arthur B. Cass, Joseph H. Cobrain, George D. Colby, Jr., Gordon Coolbeth, Howard Coolbeth, Terrill R. Crane, John Crum, Charles Duvall, Francis E. Duval, Annette E. Forgy, Margaret V. Gifford, William Gifford, Robert R. Gifford, Edward H. Greene, Katherine Hall, Ian M. Hanna, Roy W. Hanna, Jr., Allen E. Harmon, Orville J. Harmon, Paul Horvay, Walter D. Howe, William E. Howe, John R. Kelvie, Thomas J. Kelvie, William E. Kelvie, 3rd, Frank Kubish, John A. Kubish, Martin Kubish, Jr., Amelia R. Lazaro, Louis Lazaro, Raymond H. Leifert, James C. Lounsbury, David R. Macarthur, Ormond H. Malone, John T. Palaski, Alfred B. Pedersen, Jan Pedersen, Per B. Pedersen, Richard G. Pinney, Dwight C. Pratt, Levi Pratt, George H. Prindle, Edward E. Robinson, George Robinson, Homer E. Robinson, Michael Savanella, Harold F. Simmons, Francis W. Simpson, Joseph J. Skibisky, Jeremiah Starace, Kenneth A. Strickland, Dr. Francis A. Sutherland, Richard A. Wilson, Stanley L. Wilson, Jr., Vincent C. Valacer, John J. Vedovelli, Daniel A. Vuille, Jr., and Edward F. Yorkavich.

Goshen, Connecticut · United States