Salem World War II Monument

From 1941 to 1945, the citizens of Salem honored for serving their country in World War II were James H. Beebe, Jr., Alfred M. Bingham, Charles V. Brown, Hugh Chappell, Frederick Cherrick, Edwin R. Coffey, Victor Connell, William A. Cusimano, Arthur R. Day, George A. Day, Michael Dembinski, John H. DeWolfe, Edward Durato, Edward R. Dytko, Leslie Fletcher, Charles C. Fox, Duncan H. Fraser, Raymond Fuller, Edward Gural, Peter J. Gural, Robert H. Hale, James A. Hyde, Alex Kosovich, George Kosovich, John Kosovich, Leon Kubit, Robert H. McCall, Clyde McGrath, Franklin G. McGrath, Michael Meronek, William Meronek, Edward A. Mitchell, Jr., Frederic F. Mitchell, William W. Mitchell, Eleanor M. Moore, Vincent Parise, Arthur Pattervan, Joseph Peltz, Frank E. Ploszaj, Joseph T. Ploszaj, Andrew Rambush, Leon Rambush, Charles B. Rawolle, Robert O. Reynolds, Charles Sawaryn, Joseph Sheffield, George Simonowitz, Harold M. Smuckler, Edward Snarski, Peter Suchorirsky, Frank A. Swider, Kenneth Walden, Edward A. Watrous, John H. Wickson, Richard Wickson, Benjamin Wilcox, Kazimer Wlodarczyk, Frank Woodworth, Peter Zachacefski, and George E. Zelenicky.

Salem, Connecticut · United States