Dedicated on May 30, 1994, this memorial honors all deceased members of the United States Armed Services and especially the boys of South Greensburg Borough who answered the call of their country to make the world safe for democracy during 1917-1919, naming Harry B. Sieble, Angelo Padavani, Ewing E. Hughes, C. J. Fleishman, R. R. C. Trimble, William J. Potts, Raymond Garner, Alex. Pomponi, James G. Lawson, J. Russell Topper, Tony Shietroma, John S. Lyons, Wm. S. Helman Jr, Thos. H. Mullen, Joseph S. Moyar, Willis S. Gearhart, Fred. G. Wilson, Frank Hawartin, Thomas Morris, Lawrence P. Lunk, James H. Playfair, R. C. Shakespeare, William Donohue, Raf'l. Ciarimboli, Albert H. Cargo, Frank De Baldo, Charles Taylor, Charles Kiester, Louis Hilgert, Tony Musa, Albert W. Pope, Tony Musa, P. Louis Steiner, Nicola Nicastro, Dan. G. Cataldo, Giov'a. Archiletti, R. J. Levendusky, Archie C. Gillen, John D. Shrader, Jacob A. Rahl, W. C. Levendusky, Paul L. Steiner, Joe Maddalena, George Donohue, Jos. Minigonzi, John Viggi, Raymond B. Long, Jos. F. Woodman, John Hoghton, Fred F. Herman, Ed. C. Carlson, Wm. F. Wiemer, Wm. C. Woodman, J. W. Gold, Tony Battisti, Louis Musa, John R. Lunk, James Saville, Loreto Zuccaro, James De Baldo, Roy Logan, Jim Caruso, Andrew Neider Jr., Clyde C. Mc Ilvain, R. D. Athkinson, Wm. P. Fagan, John L. Davis, John A. Skolskie, Vin. Demilia, Thos. M. Wilson, Roy H. Keller, D. A. Campbell, John Donohue, A. S. Campbell, Odon J. Byrne, V. H. Snedden, William G. Hays, H. W. Pringle, Oliver K. Frye, David Wilson, Chas. E. Newhouse, H. E. Chrisman, J. B. Robinson, James Webb, Jacob F. Painter, Arthur Hendrick, K. J. B. Dailey, Joseph Ridsdale, Andrew J. Terrify, D. Mark Keepers, Thomas Ridsdale, Vittor Spaziani, John L. Clark, R. H. Snedden, George Fedor, Ray W. Althardt, Chas. R. Mc Ilvain, C. H. Kuhns, Raymond. J. Bridge, Guy Page, Charles W. Wise, Francis X. Bachert, Samuel V. Salley, Earl Cargo, Nick Cerrilli, Vincence Spino, John Padavani, Joseph Corsi, W. Thomas Willis, and Jim Peters.