World War Memorial

The men of Milford who gave their lives in the World War were Howard L. Turner, Ford E. Eckler, Elmer Genter, Fred H. Hall, James Fuhri, Howard W. Wright, Asa G. Strong, Leon E. Eckler, and George Kilts. Those from Milford who served were Robert S. Downing, 1st Lt., Charles Tracy Jewell, Harold E. Rarick, Harry L. Barnes, Walter Larsen, Raymond B. Saxe, Orlando D. Merrihew, Herbert R. Lyon, Lynn A Lyon, Charles H. Sharrett, Fred Lynn Pearse, Millard B. Weeks, Wilson H. Chestney, Guy Ashcraft, John Fuhri, Samuel J. Shutters, Orra A. Hall, William Fulri, C.M. Kilby, Otto J. Chestney, Paul Brown, Gurney C. Sebber, 1st Lt., Jesse B. Shaw, Leon E. Woodcock, Albert Vandyme, Warner C. Arnot, Harold E. Kloster, Raymond L. Woodcock, John Bjork, Earl Wellman, Clarence E. Sargents, Raymond H. Barnes, Otis Kilts, Ward A. Nichols, Charlie L. Howe, Stanley Bugbee, Ford H. Tubbs, Paul D. Schrieber, Dan H. Williams, Leon Weeks, George Clyde Bliss, 2nd Lt., Marshall G. Shultis, George Whitlock, Charles Daley, Clifford J. Nichols, Edmund F. Schultis, Charley S. Shutters, Earl Carr, Roy C. Sweet, Guy H. Barnes, Francis E. Shultis, Benjamin L. Manzer, Lynn D. Smith, Dorr S. Hickey, Walter L. Hunt, Walter Z. Campbell, Ellery R. Barney, Martin J. Bennett, Harry Green, Arthur G. Kriskern, and William Osborn.

Milford, New York · United States