World War II Memorial

Memorial Park is dedicated in everlasting memory of the men and women of Toronto who served their country in World War II from 1941 to 1945, and especially in honor of these men from Toronto who gave the last full measure of their devotion: Albert K. Ault, William E. Allen, Everett J. Beaver, Joseph T. Barlas, Robert G. Barnes, James W. Bauer, Arthur W. Blewitt, Glenn E. Boston, Clarence J. Brown, Stanley Cable, Ellsworth J. Chisholm, Harry F. Cologne, Stephen M. Dougherty, Richard T. Dunn, Paul R. Fowler, Veryn T. Frew, Joseph J. Gresh, Earl R. Hutchison, Clarence J. Isleman, Robert E. Kuhn, Edward H. Maple, Meldon H. McConnell, Robert W. McGrath, Edward C. Myers, Stephen A. Perun, Robert S. Ruble, Donald E. Schaefer, William R. Shaw, John R. Smurda, Harry J. Stewart, John W. Taggart, George E. Tond, and John J. Yonk. The memorial declares that these men shall not have died in vain, that the unselfish sacrifice of Toronto’s sons and daughters is sacredly cherished, and that democracy, dearly won in the foundation of America, cannot be kept cheaply. It was presented to Memorial Park in memory of Dr. H. D. McCulloch by the Kiwanis Club and the people of Toronto in recognition of his lifelong devotion to the welfare of the community in 1953.

Toronto, Ohio · United States