Kendall County Veterans Memorial

Kendall County honored those who gave their lives in the service of the country in the Spanish American War, World War I, World War II, Korea, and Vietnam. The dead named from the Spanish American War were Arthur Ames, Leon S. Burson, Ivan C. Cole, Wm. M. Davidson, Harry Halverson, Harvey L. Nelson, Andrew C. Ragness, Albert Severtson, Ornell A. Tesdall, Fred P. Thompson, and Wm. Ray Whiteman. Those named from World War I were Paul R. Belli, Paul H. Blackman, Arthur E. Brown, Douglas L. Burson, Samuel L. Collins, Thomas C. Collins, Albert E. Comly, Virgil E. Dobbs, Howard W. Eichwald, Charels H. Elliot, Leif E. Espevik, Burton K. Fox, Warren L. Fox, Robert F. Franklin, John S. Freeman, Kay Z. Fugate, Ferdinand E. Gauer, Raymond A. Gjerde, Elwyn Holdiman, Arnold S. Jackson, Donald Johnson, Wesley D. Jorgenson, Russell O. Knudson, Lawson S. Lagow, Donald R. Landis, Merrell V. Lee, Victor Lucas, Joseph R. Lund, Russell L. Mall, Calvin R. Marklein, Nelson H. Martin, Samuel W. McVicker, and Arnold E. Metge. Those named from World War II were Stuart A. Parkhurst, Arnold J. Ryan, Elmo M. Rye, Fritz R. Sandberg, Glenn F. Seaton, Frank E. Schneider, Robert K. Weeks, Fran M. Zink, Paul E. Zwoyer Jr., and Russell O. Kittleson. The dead named from Korea was Osmond Voga Jr. Those named from Vietnam were Hans W. Brunner, Michael S. Haines, Gary L. Harbin, Frederick C. Heriaud, James L. Lake, and Mark Olson.

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