Union Electric Steel honored employees who served in World War II and paid grateful tribute to John Minick, who made the supreme sacrifice: John Anthony, Ernest Balsarini, Henry Benchoff, William Berry, Peter Bevilacqua, John Brandebura, William Brettholle, Frank Butera, Louis Butera, Samuel Cole, Paul Dillon, James Fitzpatrick, William Fox, Troy Gorman, Thomas Griffin, Gordon Gunkle, Robert Hines, Thomas Hughes, Gordon Jones, Thomas King, Stephen Klim, John Kuten, John Kuntz, Thomas Lally, T. W. Langenfeld, John Littlehale, Frederick Maas, Frederick Mathews, Frank Mathias, Francis McLaughlin, William McManus, William McNamee, John Meyers, Howard Miller, James Moran, Samuel Musico, George Nealon, Elmer Nelson, Harold Picard, Albert Pillick, Russell Plappert, Edward Radzik, John Redeker, John Reed, Thomas Reeder, Earle Renshaw, Arthur Richardson, A. Scattarregia, Norman Schuster, Charles Schade, Urban Schuster, James Seegan, Edward Skrzypinski, Russell Sherba, George Stockum, Michael Uram, Andrew Urbanic, Francis Urso, William Wagner, John Wallace, Henry Wegener, Robert Weitzel, and Edward Zimmer.