On July 15, 1940, sixty-three brother workers at the Sonman mine took their last trip, remembered as having gone to work for the good of mankind: August Bem, Andrew Bobrowicz, Chester Bradley, Clayton Brunnet, Horace Chappell, Frank Chileski, Angelo Constantino, Stephen Domen, John Dubulis, Leo Etienne, William Flinn, Joseph Gavlak Jr., Freeman George, John Hebda, Joe Holliday, Thomas Hough, Philip Hufford, John Inman, Stanley Kalsky, Charles Klatt, John Kuczynsky, Joseph Kuzen, Homer Leap, Melvin Leap, Thomas Leap, John Lester, George Lutz, Edward Mantell, Lewis Mantell, John Muscoviak, Arthur McDonald, Sheldon McDonald, Harry McVicker, John Metorko, James Monteith, Emmet Moyer, John Nowobielski, Melvin Owens, John Panyek, Flori Pasi, Ted Pitman, John Pristas, Andrew Rudash Jr., John Rudash, Mike Sarnecki, Steve Sarwash, Thomas Shaw, Walter Sibis, Mike Simo, John Simo, Joseph Simo, John Smindak, Joseph Smith, August Snyder, George Stauski, Frank Szura, Walter Szura, John Thomas, John Trunak, Alex Uveges, William Wisniewski, Laird Zimmerman, and George Zimmerman.

Photo: William Fischer, Jr.

Spring Hill, Pennsylvania · USA