Maple Lake and Spring Brook's World War II memorial honors Francis Ankerway, Carl Beers, Anthony Beloma, Joseph V. Bonn, Morgan Bowen, Robert Burnside, Edward Benjamin, Robert Benjamin, Robert Capple, William Capple, Frank Crystal, Louis Crystal, Rev. L.A. Dodson, Frank Dolesky, Stanley Dolesky, Clare Dutter, Doris Elias, A.N.C., Lester Farischon, Reniald Farischon, Michael Fick, Nicholas Fick, Paul Gregorski, Edward Gudz, Stanley Gudz, Robert Haines Jr., Lester Haines, Carl Hagen, John William Hill, Joseph Hnatko, Walter Hnatko, Harold Hrywnak, Paul Hrywnak, John Hrywnak, Harold Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Robert J. Johnson, Evan Jones, Robert Jones, Edward Kenosky, John Kenosky, Stanley Kenosky, Stanley Kraemer, Curt Kriegal, John Krupinski, Paul Krupski, William Lane Jr., Michael Lepenski, Felix Leshinsky, William T. Lidy, Harry Lindner, Louis Malone, Charles Mead, Samuel Melia, James Melia, Ira Millard, Paul Millard, Thomas Millard, Wesley Miller, Edward Mislinski, Walter Mislinski, Alex Moleski, John Moleski, Arthur Morgan, Carl Morgan, Joseph O'Connell, Anthony Papiernik, Arthur Pesotine, Reese W. Price, Floyd Raub, Edward Reigal, John B. Rodney, Arthur Ross, John Ross, Joseph Ross, Angelo A. Sciabarasiv, Alfred Scott, Peter Scott, Arthur Scull, David B. Scull, John Scull, Edward Snyder, Frank Stag, Quenten Swartz, Richard K. Thomas, Teddy Edwin Thomas, Everett Tooley, Helen Tooley, WAVES, Edward Tripus, Paul Tripus Jr., Elmer Van Brunt, Edward Van Louvender, Edward Visneski, Adolf Vogelbacker, Henry White, Mary Williams, ANC, and Albert Zurcher.