During World War II, two thousand one hundred ninety employees of the Point Breeze Works served, and the dead included Aloysius J. Back, Robert B. Bayne, Frederick Bermei, Edward W. Bisker, Ralph Bloodsworth, Stanley E. Blusiewicz, Carroll L. Bryan, Rob Roy J. Burgess, Jr., Harold B. Burns, Silvio E. Celani, Andres J. Danneman, Frederick K. Degener, Matthew J. Fitzpatrick, William M. Frank, James R. Gibson, George W. Grimes, Francis C. Hand, William P. Harding, John G. Hebler, Jr., Donald L. Higgs, Carlisle D. Jones, Melvin W. Kadlubowski, Clarence B. Kendzejeski, William R. Lucas, William J. Malczewski, William J. Melgard, Vincent C. Messer, Francis W. Meyers, Arthur G. Miller, Leo A. Mislak, Bernard D. Muller, James F. Phillips, James F. Picha, Joseph M. Pilachowski, William K. Pilkerton, Karl G. Pollock, Jr., Edwin P. Price, Arthur T. Reddish, Jr., Paul M. Rowles, John C. Schoeberlein, Thomas M. Scott, Jr., James A. Sinclair, Robert E. Somers, Oscar W. Sparks, Albert F. Spath, John W. St. Clair, Hugo O. Steffen, Jr., Thomas E. Szeliga, Robert N. Torrance, Chester W. Vandusen, Jr., John Vervan, Ralph H. Watts, Louis S. Woehlke, and Anthony Zawackis. Luther J. Doss, Jr. died in Vietnam in 1970.