Those who sacrificed their lives so that this nation under God may live are remembered from World War I, World War II, the Korean War, and the Viet Nam War. The dead of World War I were Edward Barry, James Hawk, Andrew Lawrence, Michael Lukish, Michael Ondish, Joseph Podskoch, Oscar Shuella, and Peter Urban. The dead of World War II were Bernard Antanitis, Joseph S. Asklar, John J. Banyar, Walter Bernard, John Bob, George R. Bohac, James Boyle, George S. Brutko, Stephen Cantor, Reginald J. Clark, Joseph F. Drobenak, Stanley W. Dudek, John Folcik, Albert Gaj, George J. Haduch, Emery J. Jacobs, William J. Jenks, Albert J. Kochan, John A Kovalik, Frank Krzeszowski, Frank A. Lastosky, Leonard Lawrence, Frank A. Lopinski, Lawrence Maricle, Edward Michaels, William C. Nenichka, Andrew Ondish Jr., Samuel S. Patera, Lewis Pugh, Frank J. Rajewski, Stephen Remetz, John A. Sambo, John G. Sanko, Jerald N. Sikorskas, Leon Skalski, John Sonday, John J. Stuka, Leon Szmurlo, Stanley Szwast, Adam Tomko, George Vamos, Charles P. Velikie, Andrew A Volack, William V. Wienckowski, Peter Wilshinski, Walter Wolch, Frank D. Worlinski, Charles E. Wydra, and John Yansko. The dead of the Korean War were Joseph T. Matej and James S. Sapack. The dead of the Viet Nam War were Michael J. Purcell and Raymond M. DaSilva.