From 1941 to 1945, South Orange dedicated an amphitheatre as a living tribute to the men of the village who died in World War II: Nelson Ahlquest, Robert W. Andrae, Herbert E. Benson, Walter A. Berg, Edward Ill Bippart, Harold E. Bodei, Frank P. Brady, J. Thurston Brask, William J. Brown Jr., John Joseph Burne, Arthur S. Cadmus, Andrew M. Campbell, Joseph M. Casale, Willam J. Cogan, Gilbert W. T. Combs Jr., Harold E. Connor, Theodore C. Corwin Jr., Thomas J. Croake, Raymond R. Curley, G. Thomas Fountain, Selby J. Day Jr., Gennaro DeCicco, Joseph C. DeCicco, Ralph C. Dench, Paul B. DeWitt, Joseph J. DiMarco, Jack J. Dreyer, Joseph A. Duetsch, William J. Dutton, Theodore F. Fettinger, Joseph J. Fiore, Laurence R. Forrest Jr., Leo M. Friedman, Donald N. Frish, Herbert Alan Gans, Raymond G. Garpalo, Gilbert D. Gaus, Ralph P. Gewehr, Bernard R. Hart, Jeremiah J. Healey, John E. Higginbotham, Jack K. Hoerner, Edward C. Hoffman, Rudolph L. Jacob Jr., Benjamin P. Johnson, Robert D. Lancey, Arthur T. Maloney, Danial H. Masi, Michael McNulty, William J. Murphy, Joseph A. Noll, James A. Ohbarn Jr., William F. O'Neil Jr., John J. Ruthenberg, Joseph L. Sisto, Moses E. Smith, William R. Speirs, David A. Scott, and David E. Williams.