Contra Costa County honored those from the county who served their country in World War I and remembered those who gave “the last full measure of devotion” between 1914 and 1918: Simeon M. Anderson, Adolph C. Bauer, Jr., Peter Beyer, Hazel L. Brandon, Elmer B. Brown, William J. Brown, J.R. Carroll, B.L. Catelini, Dennis Crowley, Leo L. Damiano, John T. Davidson, Domenico Depianti, Caesar Del Zotto, Edward M. Dias, R.L. Dingman, Joseph J. Doglio, Henry C. Duncan, V.L. Dunn, W.E. Dunn, Joseph F. Eryavich, William J. Fleming, Roy E. Flinn, John Franco, Wesley Freml, Jr., George Freitas, Melvin L. Frerichs, Pietro Gatto, Raymond F. Gavin, William Glum, Agripino Granzella, Louis C. Hagen, Jr., Robert B. Hampton, Stacy L. Harding, Richard J. Harper, James Hartnett, Hugh M. Henegar, Matthew J. Hoey, William H. Johnstone, Jr., Patrick J. Keenan, Lawrence S. Kennedy, Howard F. Lacey, Joseph Latkoski, George M. Lee, Oscar Lorentson, Fred W. Luchsinger, Orvis R. Mac Diarmid, Henry A. McNamara, John E. McQuarrie, Thomas Magreil, James P. Miller, Albert J. Morgan, R.J. Nesbitt, Ameda Parenti, Royal A. Parkinson, William Peterson, John B. Prestridge, Earl W. Redding, Frederick W. Remani, G.W. Ross, Pompeo Roveda, Ernest Rumble, B.A. Secor, Sydney Severns, M.H. Sievers, David Solari, Matthew J. Spears, Charles E. Springer, William E. Stone, Floyd A. Studebaker, Ora A. Sweet, Frank Trelut, Guy A. Turner, George B. Vargus, Martin Walsh, Charles Wilkinson, and Lloyd Wood. Memorial Day on May 31, 1926, marked this tribute.