War Memorial

This community honors the men and women who served and pays tribute to those who made the supreme sacrifice in World War I, World War II, the Korean War, and the Viet Nam War. The dead named from World War I, between 1917 and 1918, are Zigmund Cheresko, John Mierzjewski, Charles Opanovitz, Walter Welenc, and Thomas Bray. Those named from World War II, between 1941 and 1945, are Edward Adranowitz, Edward Anuszewski, Joseph Bachurek, Stanley Bielinski, Lawrence Borgia, Edward Brewinski, Anthony Burke, Edmund Daszkiewicz, George Dougherty, Joseph Drapala, Frank Fallat, Edward Gajzik, Chester Goralski, Paul Guzenski, Melvin Ham, John Hodanich, Abel Howarth, Theodore Janicki, Walter Kania, Caesar Katchkoski, Francis Killian, Raymond Kishell, Walter Kowalski, Charles Kuchinski, Jerome Kuchinski, Joseph Lechowski, Stanley Lewanoski, Edward Lloyd, Henry Lukasik, Joseph Maciejewski, Arthur Mackiewicz, Bernard McGinley, Peter Matan, Chester Mortko, Edward C. O'Hara, Sidney Orloski, Edward Ostrowski, Anthony Pabis, Roman Paczkowski, George Pilewski, Paul Pinianski, Adam Radzicki, Clement Romanczyk, Theodore Saja, Steven Shayka, Anthony Shunicki, Joseph Strasewicz, Joseph Szczepanski, Joseph Taylor, Frank Tokos, Walter Trotz, Howard Vile, Leonard Wallington, Bartholomew Wanagaitis, Anthony Warzecha, Michael Wesko, Adam Wisniewski, Steven Wojciechowski, Stanley Wroblewski, Anthony Yablonski, and Emerik Zenty. Those named from the Korean War, between 1950 and 1953, are William Buraczewski, Joseph Miezejewski, Joseph Pope, and Leonard Selenski. Those named from the Viet Nam War, between 1961 and 1973, are Bernard F. Lukasik, Joseph L. Lukasik, and John E. Tarantowicz.

Dickson City, Pennsylvania · United States