Roll of Honor

During the World War of 1917-1919, the Town of Galen lost men and women in military and service roles. Silivo Baldasare, a private in Company 311th Infantry, was killed in action; George Aden Brown, a private in the 17th Company, 5th Marines, died of wounds; John Dawson, a private in Headquarters Company, 300th Infantry, was killed in action; Frank P. Duvall, a secretary with the Y.M.C.A., died of disease; John Egan, a private in Company F, 305th Infantry, was killed in action; Harold R. Forester, D.S.C., a corporal in Company C, 109th Infantry, died of wounds; Elmer Gilkey, a private in Company H, 148th Infantry, was killed in action; Charles H. Jones, C. D.G., a corporal in the 47th Company, 5th Marines, died of wounds; Joseph Marco, a private in Company G, 309th Infantry, was killed in action; Edward Myers, a corporal in Company G, 309th Infantry, was killed in action; Oreno Onorio, a private in A, 305th Infantry, was killed in action; Edward Sadler, a seaman in the U.S.N., died of disease; Antonio Siganore, a private in Company M, 308th Infantry, died of disease; and Majorie R. Vrooman, a secretary with the Y.M.C.A., died of disease.

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