World War II Memorial

During World War II from 1941 to 1945, the youth of Bridgeton who made the supreme sacrifice gave their today for our tomorrow: Albert D. Adams, Frank L. Bacon, John A. Bailey, Paul R. Barrager, John Blackston, Mark E. Blinn, James C. Bowers, Angelo R. Bucci, Robert C. CAine, Allan Camp, Roman Cherubini, Arthur A. Collins, Allen B. Cook, Michael J. DeSalvo, Charles G. DeSantis, Louis DiGirolamo, Thomas J. DiGirolamo, Robert A. Dill, Melvin E. DuBois, James H. Elmer, Jr., Herbert W. Garrison, Elbert E. Grainer, Robert S. Gressman, Harry E. Gurney, Homer H. Hacker, Jr., James E. Henry, Jr., Woodrow W. Hughes, William F. Husted, Richard Hutton, Edward W. Ingersoll, Mitchell A. Kamenski, Louis R. Katz, Lester Kotok, Herbert H. Ledden, John B. Lillard, Samuel S. Loper, Henry I. Lukens, Ralph W. Mattson, Charles R. McDonel, Isaac D. McDowell, Charles H. Mich, Raymond M. Miller, WEsley R. Montanye, Herbert A. Ortolf, Walter I. Pierce, Joseph H. Radcliffe, J. Kenneth Rainier, Robert Reed, William G. Reed, Frank C. Robinson, Iliff F. Rogers, Elbert B. Rose, Jr., Walter E. Russell, Joseph J. Rutala, John Schaffer, Paul W. Schools, Dmytro J. Shyka, Paul J. Sickler, Samuel L. Stiles, George B. Streets, Alvin E. Timerson, CHarles A. Torba, James E. Trenchard, Robert S. Truell, Alfred W. Turner, Robert F. Vanaman, Leroy W. Veale, John L. Watson, Charles W. Westcott, Floyd C. White, Sr., Carlton Woodward, and Jesse T. Wright.

Bridgeton, New Jersey · United States