Those who made the supreme sacrifice for God and Country in World War I were George O. Colon, Harry W. Couch, Joseph E. Bush, Francis Charlebois, Martin D. Bass, and Charles Ramsdell. In World War II, they were John H. Brabant, Wm. H. Moschelle, Jr., Herald R. Flynn, Kent E. Russell, William O. Johnson, John C. Casselman, Eugene C. Yandle, George W. Nier, Francis A. Leavery, Robert W. Streets, Clarence E. Phillips, Clark A. McAvoy, Corbett L. Carnegie, Samuel J. Spence, Maxwell E. Dano, Lyle W. Dorr, Walter J. Huchzermeier, John R. Keech, Raymond A. Davis, William F. Lambert, Clare O. Klock, Ralph Newton, Edward L. McCarthy, and Richard Smith.