The war memorial honors the dead Anthony Wozniak, Albert Sherman, Stanley Michaloski, Vincent Misko, Samuel Ferbadussi, Alfred Pavloski, Thomas Stoback, John Melnick, Joseph Misko, Samuel Mashie, Peter Kohanski, and John Niedzinsky, and it records an honor roll of veterans including Michael Zagursky, Alfred Yeselevige, Hubert Munley, Walter Munley, Edward Marion, John Tech, Thomas Petrucci, James Amaro, Joseph Yurkanin, Alfred Cashuric, Henry A. Antinori, Albert Hunter, Gerard Lorusso, John Sawicki, Michael Pollick, Frank Kane, Nicholas Whitiak, Angelo Caselli, Alfred Zelna, Francis Agostinelli, Donald Pindar, John Harrison, Edward Kupinski, George Matisko, Edward Sublesky, Henry Tracewski, Alvaro Sorcinelli, Arthur Draper, John Grabin, Stephen Mizerak, Stephen Kurilla, Carl Bianchi Sr., Frank Barkowski, Joseph Sholcosky, Thomas Bolcavage, Edward Unovitch, Robert Chase, John Chichak Jr., Victor Gregory, George Kollar, Peter Orazzi, Leo M. Lanuti, Americus P. Bichi, John Brizinski, Michael Klapatch, Griffith T. Davis, John Lanuti, George Kane, Ed. Klimachefsky, Samuel Smargiassi, William Pickard, Edward Balkan, Americo Angeli, Alphonse Leri, Donald Chier, John Novajosky, Michael Incelli, John Smargiassi, Alfonso Desiderio, Fredrick Fortunato, Michael Lakatta, Frank Vioncek, Walter Kosar, John Adamitis, Paul Matala, Peter Picchio, Gus Benitez, Lindo Leri, Mark Grzech, Richard Stasium, Joseph Paparelli, James Giardina, Thomas Yesalavage, John Mozdziock, Joseph Catanzarite, Andrew Sedlak, George Vladika, Michael Spigut, Anthony Durkin, George Shalkey, George Solomon, Samuel P. Fioretti, Joseph Tracewski, Leo Danylak, Frank Ksiazek, Frank Thomashefsky, Harold J. Brooks, Joseph Siefring, Stanley Yushinsky, Joseph Lawler, Andrew E. Martin Sr., Arnold Lemoncelli, Andrew Butrymovich, Carl G. Wozniak, Theodore Cordelli, Thomas Novjosky, Dominick Paparelli, William Coviello, Fred Leri, and John Chykosky.