The Scitico Roll of Honor records local service members from World War II and Korea, and identifies those killed in action with an asterisk. For World War II, it names Frank Aleskwiz, John Aleskwiz, Raymond Aleskwiz, George J. Brenick, Arthur C. Berry, Emery A. Chaput, Charles Conlin, Earl Conlin, Joseph Conlin, Thomas Conlin, Roland R. Conlon, Amee I. Crochetiere, Roger J. Crochetiere, Anthony Czerpak, John Czerpak, George Deford, Frank Dobitsky, John Dobitsky, Alex Dubois, Charles A. Falkowski, Chester V. Falkowski, Edward P. Falkowski, Arthur Gemme, Loren Gemme, William P. Gemme, Henry Gudaszewski, Anthony Hietala, Harry Jamrogowicz, Edwin Jemiolo, Henry Jemiola, Mathew Jemiola, Charles E. Jones, William C. Jones, Charles W. Jones, Jack J. Kertenis, Zigmund Kertenis, John P. Kertenis, Frank Klaus, John J. Labis, Clifford Losee, Arthur G. Maynard, Donald E. Maynard, Ernest A. Maynard, Joseph Mielnikiewicz, Arthur Miller, nathan Miller, nathan Miller Jr., Richard Miller, Robert Miller, Arthur e. Morris, Harold Newcomb, Andrew Ornifer, Joseph Perry, John Putriment, Peter Putriment, Alfred Richer, Alphonse Richer, Andrew Richer, Conrad Richer, Roland Richer, Francis Rochette, Robert Rochette, Thomas Rostek, Edward Sarna, Joseph Sarna, Charles Sarna, Jennie Skoglas, Stanley Sodowski, James L. Sperry, Stanley Szwed, Anthony Usaconis, Dorothy Wysocki, Francis Wysocki, Victor Wysocki, and Raymond Wysocki; Earl Conlin, Anthony Czerpak, Jack J. Kertenis, and Arthur Miller were killed in action. For Korea, it names Frank Arciszewski, John Conlin, Alfred Conlin, Fred Gemme, Johnson Hanchette, William Jones Jr., Dominic Margini, John Margini, Ernest Maynard, and Charles Sarna.