MILITARY · WAR MEMORIAL

Scotland World War II Monument

Military
From 1941 to 1945, citizens of Scotland served in World War II, and the dead were remembered as those who made the supreme sacrifice: Edward L. Racicot, Thomas G. Passarello, Edward E. Roberts, Thomas F. Capizzi, Marcel E. Bergeron, Paul S. Bowers, Robert E. Brownson, Eugene H. Burgess, William H. Chadbourne, Henry W. Clark, Jr., Robert J. Collins, Benoit Gauthier, Donald L. Geer, Frank L. Ives, Anthony P. Jiacchino, Lawrence E. Lindgren, Michael A. Luberto, Patsy A. Luberto, George B. Mercer, Warwick B. Mercer, Peter Metelsky, George E. Monty, Henry M. Monty, Richard J. Neff, Frank Pelc, Jr., George N. Perry, Jr., John H. Racicot, Aldrich J. Resler, George Resler, Walter F. Rider, Richard M. Roberts, Earl D. Segar, John A. Segar, Raymond E. Segar, John S. Spencer, and Donald O. Young.
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