World War II Memorial

World War II service from Martins Ferry is honored through a dedication to the men and women who served and to the town’s brave sons who gave their lives in the war, including Edwin V. Anthony, Andrew Bender, John T. Black, Anthony C. Bumbico, Frank Bumbico, Ray Burd, Robert Butcher, Russell F. Bauknecht, James R. Cecil, Jr., Earl B. Clark, Pete Dandos, Melvin L. Dorsey, Joseph Duncan, Bert Dawson, David J. Deyarmon, Jr., Reese S. Davies, Thomas W. Engle, Frentie F. Feorene, James R. Franks, John F. Fuzi, Jr., Anthony S. Bumbico, Howard R. Gasaway, James A. Gayley, John Gereb, John Golian, Michael Gunnish, Paul W. Hanson, Earl J. Harris, Harold L. Higgins, Edward Rhys Hughes, Roger D. Hall, Paul L. Hall, Clarence H. Jackson, John Janos, Jr., Robert W. Jenkins, Harry H. Johns, Edward J. Krone, Jr., James F. (Jack) King, Eugene E. Kinney, Stanley Kornacki, William Lysinger, Paul P. Leluika, David L. Leach, John Laipple, John F. Lutz, Charles F. Mentz, Wylie W. Mirich, David E. Myers, Adam S. March, Paul Matz, Frank W. Miller, William J. Martincheck, Edgar L. McElfrsh, Max G. McCrory, Bernard McLaughlin, Hobart C. McVay, William Neuhardt, Andrew Ontko, Stanley Padyjasek, Thomas Palmer, James Phillips, Svetozar Korasich, William R. Poling, William J. Richards, Nick Richter, Ralph Sindeldecker, Edward Saus, Edward Snodgrass, Gilbert L. Swingle, William G. Shelley, Edward Schultz, Victor Stewart, George H. Smith, Jr., John J. Saxon, Arthur Tulbure, Earl C. Tuttle, Louis T. Tocket, Julius Vesmas, William Lee Wilson, Joseph Williams, Arthur E. Walton, Alfred Weigand, George Wisnick, and Carlo Casegna.

Martins Ferry, Ohio · United States