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War Memorial Committee


 

The Palmyra War Memorial Committee plans to update the memorial and to honor veterans or members of the US armed forces who enlisted from Palmyra, New Jersey and were awarded the GWOTEM, Afghanistan Campaign or Iraq Campaign medals since September 11, 2001.

 

 

Contact Tom McElwee at (856) 296-7326 or P.O. Box 118, Palmyra, NJ 08065 or Sandy Veitenheimer at sandyv@snip.net with documentation of service by September 30, 2013.

 

 


 

On four marble monuments, the Palmyra War Memorial honors the 32 men from the Borough of Palmyra who died in service of their country between 1918 and 2010. Brass plates list the names of 1,440 men and women from Palmyra who served in the armed forces during World War I, World War II, Korea, Vietnam, and Desert Storm.

Stories in Stone: Each of the thirty-two names carved in stone represents a family member or friend who died far from Palmyra defending our country and its values. Other websites link us to these fallen comrades.

World War I

Fred M. Rodgers

World War II

Everett W. Abdill John E. Bronson
Stanley A. Daughtery James T. Doughtery
John H. Eck William W. Graham, Jr
Harry Horn, Jr Walter Krieger
John F. McNaulty, Jr Philip E. Riddle
Emanuel W. Rothbaum Kenneth R. Schwarz
John Silvers William N. Ulrich
William M. VanSant George K. Villinger
Frank R. Wiegand John A. Windsor
Henry Zygadlo

 

Korean War

 

Arthur B. Faunce Harry A. Hubbs
David E. Leysohn John J. Posch

 

Vietnam War

 

Walter T. Chrupcala Thomas M. Hoffman
Donald R. Hubbs George L. McWilliams
Bruce H. Heil Richard Schoenberg

Iraq War

Jamal Rhett

 

The Palmyra War Memorial Committee, Inc. is a nonprofit corporation formed to promote and maintain the war memorial in the Borough of Palmyra in honor of veterans and members of the United States Armed Forces who enlisted from Palmyra and served on active duty during time of war.

Board of Trustees

Tom McElwee – President

Bill Crowther – Vice President

Steve Schwering – Treasurer

Sandra Veitenheimer – Secretary

Jay Howard

Tom Beitz