Glastonbury World War II Memorial - Glastonbury, CT - World War II Memorials / Monuments on Waymarking.com

Long Description:

A 5' high granite monument has a laurel leaf design at the curved top and a bronze plaque with the relief of an eagle with spread wings perched on palm fronds. The monument is the last of a series of monuments in Green Park. The plaque is inscribed:

{Eagle with Spread Wings}
1941         1945
WORLD WAR II

A TRIBUTE TO THE MEN AND WOMEN
WHO SERVED THEIR COUNTRY.
IN HONOR OF THESE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES.

ANDREWS, HARRY E.	BEMER, STEVEN J.	BOERIS, JOHN N.
CARL, GOODRICH F.	CHAMBERLIN, THEODORE L.	CONNELL, WILLIAM W.
COMTOIS, VICTOR H.	FRONCAK, CHARLES N.	GALLI, CHARLES
KIESOW, JOHN B.	KINGSLAND, KENNETH	KOWYNIA, MATHEW
LEWIS, FRANCIS J.	LYSIK, FREDERICK R.	MEGSON, EDWARD H.
MILLER, DUDLEY W.	MINER, NORMAN E.	PAQUETTE, DONALD R.
PAULMAN, HENRY S.	PFAU, HERBERT L.	POLINICK, EDWARD
RAMAKER, JUDSON S.	ROCCO, STERLING L.	SMYK, JOHN
SUSSMAN, MERVIN H.	WACHTER, FRANK J.	ZESUT, WALTER J.
	ERECTED BY THE PEOPLE OF GLASTONBURY DEDICATED MAY 30, 1950

Date of Dedication: 5/30/1950 Property Permission: Public Location of waymark: Green Park Between Hubbard Street and Green Cemetery Road Glastonbury, CT United States 06033 Commemoration: Those who served and those who gave their lives in World War II Access instructions: Not listed Access times: Not listed Website for Waymark: Not listed

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