Lost their lives during World War II

The following is a list of service members that have lost their lives during World War II and is taken from the Press Enterprise, Bloomsburg, PA, May 29-31, 2004

They walked the streets of Bloomsburg, Berwick, Danville and other local communities. They were neighbors, friends, classmates. Than they answered the call to war.

This weekend, the eyes of the nation are on the dedication of a memorial in Washington, D.C., to honor the service and sacrifice of America’s World War II generation.

It was not a nameless sacrifice, as the faces on these pages show.

At least 307 local men and women were killed before the guns fell silent nearly 59 years ago. More than 400,000 Americans lost their lives so others could live in freedom.

“They can call us ‘The Greatest Generation,’, said John Paul, 78, a Bloomsburg World War II veteran. “But the true heroes are the ones that are gone. They paid the price.”

We remember and honor them here. Press Enterprise (pictures are also in the paper and I will gladly scan and send you a picture of any of the them for you family records)

Adams, Cpl. Dale F., Evansville, killed in action in Holland—September 20, 1944
Adams, T/Sgt. Fred R., Berwick, missing in action—January 2, 1945
Allen, Pfc. Lee W., Berwick, killed in Belgium in acion—January 8, 1945
Allen, Lt. Robert W., Catawissa, killed in action in England—January 9, 1945
Andrews, Pfc. Roy Eugene, Shickshinny, killed in action, North Africa—May 30, 1943
Applegate, Pvt. Otto W., Aristes, killed in action in France—August 20, 1944
Barillo, Pfc. Santo, Mount Carmel, killed in action in France—October 22, 1944
Baiocchi, Sgt. Joseph, Berwick, killed in Wyoming accident—August 14, 1943
Balducci, Pvt. Michael, Berwick, killed in action in Belgium—January 5, 1946
Barnes, Pfc Jack, Bloomsburg, killed in action in France—December 4, 1944
Barnes, Pvt. Walter, Bloomsburg, died from wounds in France—September 3, 1944
Barrall, Lt. Robert W., Berwick, killed in action—August 23, 1943
Baylor, Ralph Charles, Mainville, killed in plane crash—May 1, 1944
Benshoff, Pvt. Alvin, Bloomsburg, killed in action in Italy—October 1944
Bente, Sgt. Fred H., Danville, killed in action in South Pacific—March 11, 1943
Berbich, S/1C Stephen, Berwick, killed in Navy plane crash off Florida—Febraury 25, 1945
Bereski, Sgt. Robert B., Mount Carmel, killed in accident in Blythe, Calif.—March 6, 1944
Beveridge, Pvt. David A., Mount Carmel, killed in action in France—December 8, 1944
Blass, Lt. Lamar, Aristes, killed in action in Italy—May 29, 1944
Bloom, Pvt. Parvin E., Berwick, died from wounds received in battle-France—December 18, 1944
Bloom, Pvt. Robert L., Berwick, met death on sinking of transport—November 27, 1943
Bloss, Pvt. Phillip A., Bloomsburg, killed in action in France—July 30, 1944
Bonne, Sgt. Frank O., Bloomsburg, killed in action in South Pacific
Booth, S/Sgt. Franklin, Pine Township, killed in action on Leyte—November 15, 1944
Bower, Cpl. Carl F., Berwick, missing in action January 16, 1944-Pronounced dead
Bower, Pvt. Harry O., Danville, died from wounds received in action in France—November 11, 1944
Bowers, Lieutenant (J.G.) Leonard, Mount Carmel, killed of coast of South America—December 22, 1943
Bredbenner, Pvt. Tim Bob, Berwick, killed in action in France—June 10, 1944
Briggs, Lt. Robert J., Berwick, killed in action in Italy—May 19, 1945
Bronzburg, Cpl. Francis, Berwick, died in Tunisia—July 18, 1944
Brown, Pfc. Blaine D., Kulpmont, killed in action in Belgium—January 23, 1945
Brush, Pfc. John, Danville, died in the service of his county
Brush, Lt. William J., Mount Carmel, entered service February 10, 1942, killed in action Saarbrucken, Germany—December 13, 1944
Bryer, T/Sgt. Harry C., Danville R.D., died in German prison camp—March 1945
Cally, Lt. John Jr., Berwick, killed in London—August 27, 1944
Canouse, Sgt. Jay S., Berwick, killed inaction in Germany
Carter, Sgt. Edward M., Berwick, killed in action in Germany—January 20, 1945
Celosky, Sgt. John J., Catawissa R.D.2, died in Canal Zone—September 27, 1942
Cheddar, Pvt. Stephen, Centralia, drowned during maneuvers off Florida—July 1943
Chicalo, Pfc. Joseph L., Mount Carmel, entered service May 21, 1941, killed in action in Italy—May 12, 1944
Chorba, Pfc. Joseph, Bloomsburg, killed in action in Germany—December 26, 1944
Chuba, Coxain Andrew A, Mount Carmel, killed in action aboard Mt. Hood—November 10, 1944
Cipriani, Pfc. Peter, Berwick, killed in action in Germany—April 9, 1945
Clay, Capt. Arthur S. Jr., Bloomsburg, died on Guadalcanal Island Hospital—Decmeber 11, 1944
Cochran, Cpl. William H., Bloomsburg, entered service October 17, 1942, killed in action in Germany—November 22, 1944
Conceni, Raymond, Danville, killed in action in France—September 6, 1944
Confair, Major William, Benton, died of wounds received in Aleutians—January 13, 1945
Conrad, Cpl. Albert E., Shickshinny, killed in action in South Pacific--1944
Corey, Lt. Robert, Danville, killed in Oklahoma plane crash—July 1944
Coroniti, Pfc. Dominick A., Mount Carmel, killed in action in Italy—June 18, 1944
Crossley, Sgt. Charles, Danville R.D.4, killed in action over France—June 19, 1944
Cuthbert, Lt. Ralph R., Bloomsburg, killed in African invasion
Dalberto, S/Sgt A.V., Berwick, killed while prisoner of German government
Dalto, Cpl. James, Berwick, killed in France D-Day—June 6, 1944
Darrup, Pfc. William J., Mount Carmel, killed in action at Okinawa—June 2, 1945
Davis, Sgt. C. Nelson, Mount Carmel, killed in action in India—April 21, 1944
Davis, 2/C Glen E. GM, Nuremberg, killed in action, Solomon Islands—July 14, 1944
Davis, Stanford G., Foundryville, entered service, killed in action
DeFrain, Sgt. Raymond C., Beaver Township, died of wounds in Italy—April 24, 1945
DeHaven, Sgt. Henry, Briar Creek, killed in action in France—October 17, 1944
Delbo, Sgt. Stephen, Danville R.D.2, killed in action in Italy—December 10, 1943
Dembroski, Radioman 3/C Michael J., Mount Carmel, killed in Atlantic Ocean—January 27, 1944
Dietz, Lt. George S., Danville, killed in action, shot down over Mantes, Germany—September 22, 1943
Dineen, Pfc. Joseph, Danville, died of wounds in Germany—February 23, 1945
Dixon, Pvt. Edward J., Mount Carmel, entered service July 1935, killed in action in invasion of Normandy—June 11, 1944
Drasher, Pfc. William G., Conyngham, killed in action at Leyte—December 17, 1944
Drumheller, SF2/C Charles, Conyngham, killed in Okinawa—June 26, 1945
Durling, Robert G., Berwick, killed in plane crash near Moorehead City
Earnshaw, Pvt. Jack, Bloomsburg, killed in action in Belgium—December 25, 1944
Edwards, Pfc. Doyle F., Bloomsburg, died in the service of his country—December 27, 1945
Edwards, Pvt. Elwood C., Bloomsburg, killed in action in Italy—October 22, 1944
Eich, Pfc. Lawrence W., Mount Carmel, killed in action in Germany—February 7, 1945
Eifert, Pft. Raymond, Bloomsburg, killed in action in Germany—February 5, 1945
Elliot, Pfc. Earl W., Danville, killed in action on Okinawa—April 12, 1945
Eroh, Pfc. Charles W., Berwick, killed in action in North Africa—March 21, 1943
Eroh, Pfc. Walter D., Mount Carmel, killed in action on Okinawa—April 1, 1945
Ervin, Pfc. Harry C., Mount Carmel, killed in action, Persian Gulf—September 22, 1944
Evans, Pfc. Arden, Mifflinville, killed in action in Germany—April 1945
Eveland, Pfc. Guy, Bloomsburg R.D.2, killed in action in Germany—March 6, 1945
Everitt, Lt. Orville C., Espy, killed in action over Germany—September 11, 1944
Eves, Cpl. Carl L., Bloomsburg, killed in action in France—February 4, 1945
Ezzyk, Pfc. John, Fowlerville, killed in Germany—April 17, 1945
Fahnestock, Pfc. George, Bloomsburg R.D.2, killed in action on Saipan Island—June 21, 1944
Fantauzzi, S/Sgt. Orlando, Berwick, killed in action—December 21, 1944
Farrell, Cpl. John E., Bloomsburg R.D., died in Philippine Island—June 30, 1943
Farver, Pfc. Arwillis E., Berwick, killed in France D-Day—June 6, 1944
Faux, Flight Officer Jay, Stillwater R.D., missing in action over Italy declared dead—July 7, 1943
Fetterman, Pfc. William, Berwick, died in France—August 8, 1944
Fish, S/Sgt. Lloyd W., Berwick, killed in action in southern France—August 12, 1944
Fraind, Cpl. Andrew, Berwick, killed in action in Italy—January 26, 1944
Freas, 3/C Carl F. AF, Berwick, lost at sea—November 3, 1944
Furek, Pvt. James, killed in action in Germany—November 21, 1944
Garrison, T/Sgt. Howard, Berwick R.D.1, killed in action in Germany—October 3, 1944
Gass, George A. Storekeeper 1/C, Berwick, killed in actin –June 17, 1944
Gaumer, Sgt. Darwood, Berwick, killed in crash Greenville, S.C.—October 6, 1943
Gerst, Seaman 1/C Joseph A., Danville, killed off coast of Africa—April 20, 1944
Gibbons, S/Sgt. Charles, Bloomsburg, drowned during maneuvers in Kentucky—March 27, 1944
Gordner, T/S Roy E., Bloomsburg, killed in action in France—November 12, 1944
Grabuski, Sgt. Leonard P., Mount Carmel, killed in action in Italy—February 20, 1945
Graham, Lt. William B., Bloomsburg, died in Australia—December 19, 1943
Gregor, Pfc. Raymond, Mount Carmel, killed in action in France—August 12, 1944
Grisco, T/Sgt. Henry, Benton R.D, killed in plane crash--June 17, 1945
Gueron, Joseph, Bloomsburg, killed in action in France—August 21, 1944
Gugala, Pvt. Nicholas, Centralia, killed in action in Philippines--December 25, 1941
Guinta, Pfc. Michael, Shickshinny, died in Belgium—January 18, 1945
Hancock, Lt. John E., Mount Carmel, killed in South Carolina—February 23, 1943
Hanley, Cpl Norton, Centralia, killed in action—December 25, 1944
Harman, Major James, Catawissa, killed in action in Italy—April 18, 1943
Harris, Lt. Earl, Orangeville, killed in action in Cebu—March 28, 1945
Havoncak, Pvt. Stephen, Berwick, killed in action in France—September 17, 1944
Hawk, Major Ira, Mainville, killed in action in France—July 23, 1944
Heckrote, Pvt. Ralph, Conyngham, killed in action in Germany—March 15, 1945
Hershman, S/2C Joseph A., Almedia, missing in action October 1943-declared dead
Hess, Pfc. Alfred, Berwick, missing in action, declared died-Germany
Hill, Pvt. John, Shickshinny, died in Belgium—January 18, 1945
Hilley, Pvt. Charles R., Benton R.D.2, killed in action in Normandy—June 13, 1944
Hiney, Phm 3/C Henry Miles, Bloomsburg, died of wounds in South Pacific--1943
Hirleman, Watertender 3/C Richard D., Berwick, drowned near Philippines—December 26, 1944
Hoffman, S/Sgt. Leo J., Almedia, killed in action in European Theatre—August 5, 1944
Hons, Pvt. Ralph E., Beaver Township, killed in action in South Pacific—January 11, 1943
Hooper, Cpl. James A., Bloomsburg, killed in action, Peloliu Island—September 20, 1944
Hoover, Sgt. William W., Bloomsburg, killed in invasion of Normandy—June 6, 1944
Horn, Pvt. Kenneth, Orangeville R.D., killed in action in Italy—January 20, 1944
Horne, T/Sgt. Charles W., Bloomsburg, killed in action over Australia—April 12, 1944
Houser, Lt. Morris R., Bloomsburg R.D.3, killed in action over Yugoslavia—July 21, 1944
Hower, Lt. Frank F., Bloomsburg, killed over Adriatic Sea—January 31, 1944
Hower, Lt. John L., Bloomsburg, missing in action, Dutch East Indies—October 10, 1944
Hower, T/S Percy Jr., Bloomsburg, killed in action in France—June 7, 1944
Hummel, Lt. Woodrow, Rupert, killed in action in Belgium—September 9, 1944
Hunsinger, Lt. Joe C., Bloomsburg, killed in action in North Africe—February 17, 1943
Huntington, Sgt. H.T., Danville, killed in action Holland—August 20, 1944
Hutton, Lt. William C., Berwick, died of wounds received in New Guinea—May 17, 1944
Hynoskie, Sgt. Ben, Catawissa R.D.2, killed in action in Belgium—March 2, 1945
Ipher, Lt. Claude A., Huntington Mills, killed inaction in North Africa—August 1, 1943
Jeffry, Pfc. Elmer, Locustdale, died of wounds received at Iwo Jima—March 8, 1945
Johns, Pfc. Allen E., Riverside, killed in action in Philippines—June 1942
Johnson, Pfc. William Jr., Catawissa, killed in action in France—September 13, 1944
Jurewicz, Pfc. Anthony, Mount Carmel, killed in action October 30, 1944
Kacyon, Pvt. Elmer M., Martzville, killed in action in France—July 17, 1944
Kacyon, Pfc. Robert L., Berwick, killed in action in Germany—march 20, 1945
Kaminski, Pvt. Walter, Catawissa R.D., killed in action in South Pacific—August 4, 1943
Kaminsky, Cpt. Walter, Mount Carmel, entered service March 3, 1942-killed in action August 6, 1943-on Munda Island, South Pacific
Karnes, Sgt. Robert, Catawissa R.D.2, died in German prison camp—March 26, 1945
Kelosky, Pvt. Vincent, Lime Ridge, died in basic training
Kingston, T/S Jack E., Bloomsburg, killed in action in Belgium—December 27, 1944
Kirkendall, S/Sgt. Bernard, Danville, killed in action in France—June 6, 1944
Kishbaugh, Pvt. Edwin, Berwick R.R.2, killed in action in Italy—February 29, 1944
Kline, Pvt. Harold E., Bloomsburg, killed in action in Belgium—January 8, 1945
Knecht, Sgt. Charles H., Nescopeck, killed in action in Germany—November 6, 1944
Koval, Pfc. Michael, Berwick, killed in action in Germany—April 13, 1945
Kressler, Pvt. Fred, Bloomsburg, died of wounds on Luzon—February 18, 1945
Krouse, Sgt. Billy A., Danville, killed in action Germany—March 13, 1945
Kriss, Pvt. Frank, Berwick, killed in action in South Pacific—April 1944
Krum, S/Sgt. Roy A., Danville R.D.4, killed in actionin France—September 11, 1944
Kunsaitis, Pfc. Frank L., Mount Carmel, killed in action in North Africa—February 8, 1944
Labiak, Pfc. George, Danville, missing in action November 21, 1944-presumed dead
Lanciano, Pfc. James V., Kulpmont, killed in action in Tunisia--February 29, 1943
Lang, Elmer C., Berwick, missing in action in Coral Sea—September 1942
Laubach, Lt. James K., Berwick, missing over Germany in plane crash—May 1945
Laubach, Pfc. Melvin E., Espy, killed in action in Belgium—January 5, 1945
LaWalt, Pvt. Gordon, Berwick, killed in action in France D-Day—June 6, 1944
Laytar, Michael B., Berwick, killed in service of his country
Ledger, Sgt. Frederick J., Danville, killed in action in France—October 26, 1944
Leech, Pfc. Keith, Danville, killed in action in Belgium—January 4, 1945
Leonhardt, Pvt. Donald E., Bloomsburg, killed in action in South Pacific--March 31, 1945
Letterman, Lt. Frank, Bloomsburg, killed in bomber crash—December 1944
Lockard, Cpl. William C., Berwick, killed in action in Germany—November 15, 1944
Long, James, Danville, died in the service of his country
Long, Pfc. Ralph D., Bloomsburg R.D.1, died of wounds in France—October 20, 1944
Longenberger, Cpl. Curtis, Berwick, declared dead in South Pacific—December 11, 1945
Lowe, Lt. William A., Catawissa, died in Camp Claybourne, La.—July 1943
Lowery, Pfc. Warren, Danville, killed in action in Germany—February 20, 1945
Lucas, Pfc. Joseph L., Berwick, died of wounds received in South Pacific—April 1944
Lurz, Pfc. George, Foundryville, killed in action in France—November 15, 1944
Lynn, Pvt. Robert E.>, Bloomsburg, killed in action in France—October 1, 1944
Lyons, Pfc. Harold E.Almedia, killed in Northern Italy—December 5, 1944
Manello, S/Sgt. James A., Mount Carmel, entered service January 2, 1943, killed in action over Germany—May 19, 1944
Marcro, S/Sgt. Andrew G., Marion Heights, killed in action in Guam—October 15, 1945
Martin, Lt. John J. Jr., Berwick, killed in action over Europe—June 22, 1943
Mason, Pfc. Harry S., Danville, killed in Germany—March 4, 1945
May, Pvt. Frank C. Jr., Centralia, killed in action in France—February 4, 1945
McHenry, Lt. H. Jack, Bloomsburg, missing in action in South Pacific—March 15, 1945
McCarthy, Yeoman 2/C Joseph B., Mount Carmel, ship exploded off North Carolina—May 1, 1942
McHenry, Pvt. Sheldon R., Bloomsburg, killed in action in Germany—April 20, 1945
McManiman, Sgt. Thomas E., Mount Carmel, killed in action in Germany—February 25, 1943
McMurtle, Cpl. Jennings, Mifflin Twp., killed in Italy—May 31, 1944
McQuown, Sgt. Phillip, Shickshinny, missing in action in Italy—February 16, 1944
Meary, Pvt. James F., Mount Carmel, killed in action in Italy—January 5, 1944
Meehan, Sgt. John J., Mount Carmel, killed in action in New Guinea—June 14, 1943
Mensch, Pvt. William E., Almedia, killed in action on d-Day in France—June 6, 1944
Mericle, T/Sgt. Keith, Bloomsburg, killed in action in Belgium—January 1, 1945
Meskinis, S/Sgt. Joseph, Bloomsburg R.D.3, died of wounds in England—April 18, 1944
Michael, Cpl. Daniel A., Centralia, killed in plane crash—April 19, 1943
Mikulski, Pfc. Joseph, Mount Carmel, killed in Normandy invasion—July 20, 1944
Milewski, Pfc. Thomas G., Mount Carmel, killed in action in South Pacific—January 24, 1943
Miller, Sgt. Ceylen A., Danville R.D.1, killed in action in Italy—April 17, 1944
Miller, Pfc. Harold J., Nescopeck, killed in Philippine Islands—October 1, 1942
Miller, Cpl. Martin, Danville, killed in action in the service of his country
Minjack, Pfc. John, Berwick, killed in action in France—August 5, 1944
Miriello, Seaman 1/C Bernard J., Kulpmont, killed in Pearl Harbor—December 7, 1941
Miskell, Cpl. Edward J., Mount Carmel, entered service January 2, 1943, killed in action in Italy—February 2, 1945
Moleski, Pfc. Thomas J., Mount Carmel, entered service January 14, 1942, killed in action in France—June 11, 1944
Molick, Pfc. John, Mount Carmel, killed at Macon, Ga.—September 13, 1945
Monahan, Cpl. James J., Danville, killed in action in Germany—March 6, 1945
Mont, Fireman 1/C Joseph, Beach Haven, died on aircraft carrier—June 8, 1945
Montgomery, Cpl. William, Berwick, killed in action, Luxembourg—January 6, 1945
Morris, Pfc. William J., Centralia, killed in action in France—September 1, 1944
Moser, Elwood A. A.A.M., Danville, killed in action at sea—February 1945
Moser, Pvt. Phillip D., Bloomsburg R.D.5, killed in action in Germany—December 14, 1944
Moyer, Pfc. Albert W., Kulpmont, missing in action in Italy—February 26, 1944
Moyer, Pfc. Glenn A., Evansville, killedin action in Italy—August 3, 1944
Nazarchyk, Cpl. Michael J., Catawissa, killed in action in Italy—December 23, 1944
Nemeth, Pfc. Anthony J., Kulpmont, killed in action in Germany—December 10, 1944
Nolan, Sgt. John, Mount Carmel, entered service October 1942, missing in action over Yugoslavia—June 6, 1944
Oberdorf, Cpl Arthur, Danville, killed in action in France—December 1944
Oberdorf, S/1C Jesse Jr., Catawissa, killed in South Pacific—June 1945
Obrekaes, S/2C Edmund, Catawissa, died of wounds received—October 1943
Okonieski, Wo. Chester, Pond Hill, died in North Africa—May 17, 1944
Olshefski, Lt. Vincent C., Mount Carmel, died in Norfolk, Va.—September 2, 1945
O’Neil, Pvt. Vincent, Mount Carmel, killed in action in France—November 18, 1944
Parry, T/Sgt. Ed B. Jr., Mount Carmel, killed in actin in France—October 25, 1944
Paules, Lt. Russell E., Bloomsburg, killed in action in Germany—March 18, 1944
Payeski, Pfc. Henry A., Kulpmont, killed in action—March 18, 1945
Pensyl, Pfc. Alvin A., Elysburg, killed in action on Tinian Island—September 5, 1944
Price, Lt. William F., Mount Carmel, lost life in England—October 18, 1944
Pursel, Cpl. Grant M., Danville, killed in action—April 12, 1945
Rakos, Stpehen Jr., Coxwain-Berwick, missing in action at sea—March 4, 1944
Redclift, Pfc. William F., killed in action in Italy—September 18, 1944
Reppert, S/Sgt. Burton H., Espy, killed in action in European Theatre—July 14, 1943
Rhodes, Cpl. William W., Bloomsburg, killed in action in South Pacific—September 16, 1944
Ricci, Cpl. Peter R. USMC, Shickshinny, killed in action, Iowa Jima--1945
Rice, (Carp. M.) John Jr., Berwick, died in action—March 27, 1942
Rickert, Pfc. Arthur A., Danville, killed in action in Germany—April 24, 1945
Robbins, Pvt. Harold L., Bloomsburg, killed in action in Germany—March 23, 1945
Robling, Pfc. John A., Bloomsburg, killed in action—April 7, 1945
Rood, Cpl. John D. USMC, Berwick, killed in actionover Mindanad, P.I.—May 31, 1946
Rudy, Air Cadet Albert Jr., Bloomsburg, killed in training plane crash in Texas—October 18, 1945
Runyan, Pfc. Francis, Bloomsburg, killed in action in Germany--March 1, 1945
Rupert, Pfc. Robert E., Bloomsburg, died in France—October 4, 1944
Rupp, Cpt. James W., Locust Township, killed in action in Italy—December 14, 1943
Sakalski, Pvt. Michael, Berwick, died of wounds in France—December 20, 1944
Sakalski, Pvt. Michael G., Berwick, killed in action in France—November 30, 1943
Saray, Pvt. Lewis, Berwick, June 6, 1944
Schuyler, T/Sgt. Mary F., Bloomsburg, died in Litenfield, England—November 25, 1944
Seely, Capt. Reed L., Berwick, killed in action in Germany—February 19, 1945
Seiple, 1/Sgt. Fred, Berwick, killed in action in Italy—October 17, 1944
Shaffer, Pvt. Lee, Orangeville R.D.1, killed in action on Luzon—April 21, 1945
Sheatler, Pvt. Russell F., Bloomsburg R.D.2, killed in action in France—September 17, 1944
Shebelskie, Thomas, Kulpmont, died of wounds in Germany—November 2, 1944
Sheep, Lt. Robert E., Berwick, died in service of his country--Ohio
Sherman, Pvt. William H., Bloomsburg R.D.3, drowned in Pacific—July 5, 1943
Shoemaker, Pfc. Paul, Bloomsburg, killed in action in Germany—December 24, 1944
Sloan, Lt. Ridyard L., Berwick, killed in action in Belgium—January 8, 1945
Smith, Pfc. Clarence, Aristes, killed in action in South Pacific—March 1944
Smith, Pvt. Harvey M., Conyngham, killed in action in France—July 19, 1944
Snyder, S/Sgt. Harry F., Catawissa R.D.2, died of wounds in France—July 13, 1944
Staller, 1st Lt. Paul A., Mount Carmel, killed in action in South Pacific—August 13, 1942
Stauffer, Lt. Donald W., Conyngham, killed in Panama Canal Zone—May 13, 1942
Steelfox, Pfc. Thomas, Mount Carmel, entered service April 29, 1943, killed in Puerto Rico—May 30, 1945
Steinruck, Pfc. Harold E., Benton township, killed in action in France—October 12, 1944
Stellato, Joseph, Mount Carmel, died in the service of his country
Stone, Pfc. Gerald E., Bloomsburg R.D.5, killed in action in Germany—December 14, 1944
Stout, Seamn 1/C Edward R., Berwick, killed in Japan accident—April 11, 1946
Stryzeski, Sgt. James J.Mount Carmel, missing in action in Germany—July 20, 1944
Summers, Pfc. Bruce, Bloomsburg R.D.1, died in German prison camp
Sweitzer, Lt. Elias J., Danville, killed in action in South Pacific—May 17, 1945
Tanner, Pfc. John, Danville, killed in action in Germany—March 4, 1945
Taylor, FC 2/C Robert, Berwick, died in France—August 8, 1944
Thomas, Cpl. Bruce G., Bloomsburg, killed in accident while in service
Thomas, Lt. Craig S., Mount Carmel, killed in Normandy Invasion—August 4, 1944
Thomas, Sgt. Eugene, Bendertown, killed in actin on Iwo Jima—March 1945
Travelpiece, Pfc. Gordon, Pond Hill, killed in action in Sicily—July 10, 1943
Troy, Pvt. William S., Bloomsburg R.D.5, killed in action—February 24, 1945
Turner, S/Sgt. Day G., Nescopeck R.D.1, killed in action—January 8, 1945—Holder of Congressional Medal of Honor
Turoch, Pfc. Stephen, Berwick, killed in action in France—September 11, 1944
Uyhely, Pfc Steve C., Berwick, killed in action in France—July 8, 1944
Van Horn, Pfc. Willard M., Benton township, Killed in action in France—October 7, 1944
Vanderslice, Pfc. Stanley, Bloomsburg R.D.4, killed in action in Germany—February 23, 1945
Vandling, S/Sgt. Joseph T., Berwick, died in service of his country—July 6, 1944
Vidovich, Seaman Ed., drowned in Chesapeake Bay—December 11, 1942
Vogt, T/Sgt. Robert K., Danville, killed in action in Europe—February 26, 1943
Ward, Pvt. Robert, Danville, killed in action in France, September 30, 1944
Wargo, Pfc. Bernard C., Danville, died of wounds received in action—October 2, 1944
Wark, Pfc. Luther E., Berwick, killed in action in Germany—November 16, 1944
Warner, Pfc. Albert, Mount Carmel, killed in action in France—August 3, 1944
Welliver, Lt. R.C., Berwick, killed in action in Italy—November 11, 1944
Wertz, Torpedo Mate 1/C Robert Arthur, Mount Carmel, missing in action off Salerno—October 9, 1943
White, Lt. David E. Almedia, killed in China-India-Burma Theatre—April 26, 1946
White, Pfc. Gerald, Bloomsburg R.D.5, killed in action in France—August 27, 1944
Whitebread, Sgt. Hertz, Shickshinny, killed in action on D-Day in France—June 6, 1944
Wilde, Lt. Allison H., Nescopeck, killed in action over Germany—April 9, 1944
William, Pfc. Earl, Berwick, died of wounds received in southern France—August 25, 1944
Williams, Pvt. Walter E., Mount Carmel, entered service Decmeber 24, 1942, killed in action in invasion of Normandy—June 18, 1944
Williams, T/Sgt. Wayne, Catawissa, killed in action in France—August 6, 1944
Woll, Pfc. William, Danville, killed in action on Luzon—February 6, 1945
Wray, Pfc. Lacounte Lee, Danville, killed in action Saipan Island—June 6, 1944
Wyant, Pfc. William H. USMC, Danville, killed in action in Iwo Jima—March 21, 1945
Wydila, S1/C John C., Mount Carmel, killed in Pearl Harbor—December 7, 1941
Wydra, Pfc. Aloysius J., Mount Carmel, died of wounds—April 13, 1943
Yankowski, Pvt. Joseph, Mount Carmel, died in service of his country
Young, Pvt. Reber A., Almedia, killed in action in France—August 13, 1944
Zaverack, Seaman 2/C Nelson, Mount Carmel, killed in the Philippines—October 25, 1944
Zinda, Pfc. Frank, Conyngham township, killed in action in Germany—November 15, 1944