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 Service Honor Roll - Fairview, Kansas Posted by:  YoSam.
N 39° 50.413 W 095° 43.731
15S E 266508 N 4413586
Small park smack in the center of downtown.
Waymark Code: WM563Q
Location: Kansas, United States
Date Posted: 11/17/2008
Views: 15
Memorial Erected by: The Citizens of Fairview.
County of Memorial: Brown County.
Memorial Text:
WORLD
WAR II
| SERVICE HONOR ROLL |
FAIRVIEW, KANSAS
| 1941 -
1945 | | |
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PRISONER OF JAPAN
Stahl, Wayne
PRISONER OF GERMANY
Blocker, Edward
GOLD STARS
Bindle, Richard
Cyphers, Emerson
Irwin, Donald
Key, Harold
Rogers, Lowell
Schug, Ivan
Winterscheidt, Lawrence
Allen, Gaylord
Allison, Ivan
Ashton, Lawrence
Ashton, Lloyd
Banks, Gene
Banks, John
Benton, Harry
Blocker, Joseph
Booth, Archer
Booth, James
Bransum, Roy
Breeden, Melvin
Bredahl, Charles
Brock, Keith
Brockhoff, Dale
Brockhoff, Russell
Brockhoff, Stephen
Brooks, Charles
Brooks, John
Brooks, Melvin
Brooks, William
Carter, Victor
Chase, Earl
Chase, Kenneth
Chrsitman, Ivan
Cornwell, Norman
Cyphers, Darrel
Cyphers, Hillary
Dale, Herman
DeWitt, Don
Dodge, Dwight
Dodge, Lyle
Dodd, Leo
Drake, Charles
Drake, Gordon
Duesing, Clarence
Erb, Donald
Erickston, Byers
Forbes, Cecil
Fortmeyer, Virgil
Fraser, Jerold
Frazier, J. Glenn
Geiger, Gaylord
| Gerber, Junior
Germann, Ralph
Gilbert, Robert
Ginter, M. M.
Hanson, Robert
Hartley, Lawrence
Hildwain, Harold
Hildwain, Norman
Hinkle, Jewel
Hinkle, Lee
Hinkle, Merrill
Hochstieter, Donald
Hichstieter, Norman
Holtoyd, Glenn
Honeyman, Cecil
Howard, Dale
Howard, James
Jones, Donald
Jones, Forrest
Jurgensmeier, Eugene
Jurgensmeier, Leo
Jurgensmeier, Raymond
Key, Bernard
Key, Vistor
Kopp, Lawrence
Kruse, Kenneth
Lambertson, Milan
Lance, Dale
Lance, Kenneth
Lance, Orville
Levings, Edward
Levings, James
Levings, Joe
Littrell, Lynn
Marker, Whit
McGinty, Joe
Mesrpohl, Johnnie
Mellenbruch, Adrian
Mellenbruch, J. Otis
Meyer, Augustine
Meyer, Charles
Meyer, John Paul
Meyer, Raymond
| Middendorf, Harold
Middendorf, Harlan
Millender, Charles
Miller, Gale
Minneman, Donald
Minton, Clarence
Minton, Glen
Mize, Hugh
Moler, Ernest
Monroe, William
Moser, Arnold
Moser, Arwell
Mueller, Albert
Noble, Clyde
Noble, Richard
Owen, William H.
Owen, Kenneth
Parcels, Frank
Poston, Melvin
Potter, Robert
Rieger, Leslie I.
Reschke, John D.
Reschke, Mary M.
Reschke, Robert C.
Reschke, William G.
Reynolds, Frederick (Ted)
Reynolds, Marjorie
Robbins, Norman
Rogers, Bernard
Rogers, Enola
Rogers, Lloyd
Rogers, Lyle
Rogers, Nellie Alice
Rooney, Bernard
Rooney, Donald
Rooney, Eddie Lee
Rooney, Fred
Rostetter, Dale
Roush, Clyde
Roush, Wayne
Sawyer, Neal
Schaible, Billy
Schaible, Charles
| Schaible, Bernard Dale
Schmitt, Gene
Schmitt, Jesse
Schmitt, keith
Schmitt, Norman
Scoby, Melvin
Seibold, Harold
Skinner, Charles
Skinner, Dorothy
Skinner, Walter
Smith, Alfred
Smith, David
Smith, George
Smith, Lawrence
Smith, Stephen
Speilmeier, Emil
Speilmeier, Walter
Sunderland, Herman
Sweet, Wilber
Thonen, David
Torkelson, Tonie
Trennepohl, Harlan
Trennepohl, Ramon
Tyler, Margeret
Unkefer, Robert
Wagoner, Keith
Weikle, Dale
Welton, William
Wenger, Alvin
Wernecke, Wayne
Werner, Morris
Wetzel, Ervin
Wilson, Nathan
Wilson, Scott
Wilson, Theodore
Wilson, Warren
Winterscheidt, Carroll
Wood, Norman
Woods, Ralph
Woods, Jess
Yaunt, Charles
Yaunt, Leonard
Young, Keith | | | |
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[I would like you to take a minute or two and read some of the names. Notice how many are females. In WW II we tend to believe the news media, who presses no females in combat. That is a load of horse fodder. In WW II every human was involved, and many were female. On this board alone there are a half dozen. Margaret Tyler, Nellie Alice Rogers, etc...take that minute and realize the true history of that war.
This memorial is a small park. I was told two brick buildings that were fast decaying were raized and this park was put in their stead. A large bill-board style wall, protected with it's own roof, list the names of all who served from here. With special call out to those who suffered special sacrifice. A gazebo, small flower pot near the gazebo, and a flag pole located near the sidewalk. A few trees, and I would be willing to bet in the spring and summer a very lovely place indeed. As you can see it was heavy snow the day before I arrived here.] | | | | | |
Property Permission: Public
Access instructions: Park is on the main street in the center of town.
Location of waymark:
Commercial St.,
Memorial Park,
Fairview, KS USA
66425
Commemoration: All who served from Fairview Kansas
Date of Dedication: Not listed
Access times: Not listed
Website for Waymark: Not listed
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