MSG William V. Mallernee
MSG William V. Mallernee Master Sergeant William Vincent Mallernee, of Lovington, Illinois, adopted me when I was two years old. He served in Europe during the Second World War and
MSG William V. Mallernee Master Sergeant William Vincent Mallernee, of Lovington, Illinois, adopted me when I was two years old. He served in Europe during the Second World War and
BG James R. Ralph jr. This brick was purchased to honor my father who served over 35 years in the US Army. He as inducted into the Army in 1952
MSG John W. Thornton, Jr. I served in the US Army Reserve for twenty-two years, retired in 1992 and went on active duty as a mobilized volunteer retiree in 2006.
Tec 4 William M. Burns Honored by Gwendolyn Burns Bottger, Linda Burns Dye, Rebecca Burns Chodzin We are placing this commemorative brick along the Path of Remembrance in honor of
COL Irma Hagans Cooper I’m COL (RET) Irma H. Cooper, a female veteran, Army Nurse and Commander. I purchased a brick so my sons and family will know my military
CSM Herbert H. Goral Honored by: Ms. Cindy Goral I bought a brick to honor my father, CSM Herbert Henry Goral, a well respected and highly decorated career Army soldier.
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