Thank you
Thank you to all the organizations and individuals who have contributed to the programs we have supported including: the commemoration of the WWI Centennial, the building of the National WWI Memorial in Washington, D.C., and all the other experiential and educational programs aimed at keeping alive the memory of the Doughboys and all those who served in WWI.
Thank you to our major donors:
…and with deep gratitude to everyone who has contributed:
| Donor | First | Last | In Honor Of |
|---|---|---|---|
| A & E Networks | |||
| AARP Match | |||
| Greg | Abbe | Frederick E Abbe & Gordon K Hurd | |
| Kathyleen | Abbott-Mayer | Alfred Marsh | |
| David | Acocella | ||
| Bryan | Acree | ||
| Christine G | Adamo | ||
| Nelson | Adams | ||
| Rebekah | Adams | ||
| Robert | Adamski | ||
| Jon | Adland | ||
| LCDR Michael | Agresti | ||
| Richard | Ahlstrom | Carl F. Ahlstrom III | |
| Esraa Dawoud | Al Qallaf | ||
| Giovanni | Alabiso | Cesidio Coletti | |
| Paul | Albergo | ||
| Joshua | Alberry | ||
| James | Alderman | Cpl Tommie P. Alderman | |
| Treasurer Ja Ann | Alderman | ||
| Greg | Alexander | My Grandfather. Allen "Jake" Alexander. | |
| Martha | Alison | Seldon Howe Murray, my uncle, who died at Rouen from Spanish flu/pneumonia. He died Oct 21, 1918. he was from Liberty, MO. | |
| All American Riders | |||
| Kimberly | Alldread | ||
| Barbara | Allen | Charles Bridey, WW2 | |
| Brian | Allen | ||
| Connie | Allen | Henry Tureman Allen | |
| James | Allen | Edward butler | |
| Taylin | Allen | Roscoe BledsoenVictor C. Lee 1887-1918. Killed in action the night of November 9th shortly after crossing the Meuse River, an action for which he would receive the D S C | |
| William | Allen | ||
| Matt & Cindy | Allgood | ||
| Georgia | Allison | Wm. H Litton, Earl Miller | |
| Kenneth | Allison | Oliver Lasher | |
| Alphonse Yelle Post No. 9, The American Legion | |||
| Michael | Alty | My great grandfathers | |
| American Legion - Summers Whitehead Post 14 | |||
| American Legion 44 | |||
| American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 16 | |||
| American Legion China Post 1 | |||
| American Legion Department of Ohio | |||
| American Legion Joseph Gallipeau Post 294 | |||
| American Legion Pittsburgh Police Post 710 | |||
| American Legion Post 148 | |||
| American Legion Post 18 | |||
| American Legion Post 20 | |||
| American Legion Post 360 | American Legion Post 360<br /> <br /> Waunakee, WI 53597 | ||
| American Legion Post HCC | |||
| American Legion Rider St. Helen | |||
| American Legion Riders of WI Dist 1 | |||
| American Legion SPAM Post 570 | |||
| American Legion Treumann-Webb-Phelps POST #6-GF | |||
| Debra | Anderson | ||
| Dennis | Anderson | Joseph Otto Turley, USMC, WIA 11-11-18, D 11-12 | |
| Ian | Anderson | ||
| Kristofer | Anderson | ||
| Ms Betsy | Anderson | Guy Ellis Musser | |
| Richard | Anderson | Harry A. AndersonnTHE AMERICAN DOUGHBOYS | |
| Treasurer Meg | Anderson | ||
| William | Anderson | 1st Lt. William M. Rosson, Cdr. Co. A, 305th Infantry, 77th Div. | |
| Wendy | Andruschak | ||
| Mike & Jennifer | Anglin | Pvt. Calvin C. RogersnPvt. Earl Lemna | |
| Anne Simpson Davis Chapter DAR | |||
| Scott | Anthony | Kenneth G. AnthonynCoporal Kenneth G. Anthony, US Marines, 2nd Division, 6th Regiment, 2nd Battalion, 95th Company | |
| Carole | Anzivino | ||
| Carolyn | Appel | ||
| Thomas | Appleton | Mrs. Edith Nichols GlennannDr. Charles P. Roland | |
| Applied Engineering Management Corporation | |||
| Scott | Arceneaux | Curtis Boozman, Sr. | |
| Dale | Archer | Bob Archer, father and veteran | |
| Andrew | Arends | Art Arends, Pvt, 125th MG BN | |
| Margaret | Arends | Arthur John Arends | |
| Matthew | Arenson | Axel Anderson H company 343rd infantry Regiment 86th infantry Division | |
| George | Arfken | ...nor snow. nor dark of night... | |
| Virginia | Argeros | ||
| Arkadelphia Chapter DAR | Arkadelphia Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution -- for all WWI Vets | ||
| Christopher | Arlotta | Martin Treptow and Henry Rao | |
| Edward C. | Armbrecht | ||
| Glen | Armstrong | ||
| Chris & Connie | Army | ||
| Irvin | Arnold | Irvin Gilbert Arnold | |
| Tiffany | Arredondo | Leslie Chick | |
| Wanda | Arthur | Joel Talbot Arthur, KIA, Meuse-Argonne, 11/5/1918nWilliam Reeves/Joel Arthur | |
| Laurence & Theresa | Ashbacher | ||
| William | Ashbrook | ||
| Donald | Aspden | Donald Minto Aspden | |
| Amy | Atao | Reggie Hall | |
| Lisa A. | Atkins | ||
| Atlanta Kiwanis Club | |||
| Ms. Louise | Atteridg | Albert Van Nederynen and George Stockton Atteridg | |
| Robert | Atwell | Russell Tipton Spratt | |
| Lisa | Aug | Thomas Aug | |
| Carson L. | Austin | Carson William (Shorty) Austin | |
| Auxilliary to Tri City Evergreen VFW Post 2298 | |||
| Bruce | Ayer | Melvin G. Ayer | |
| Natalie | Baeza | ||
| Wilbur | Bagley | Pvt Lloyd R Bagley | |
| Amelia | Bailey | Sgt. Christopher S. Purser, 6th Special Forces Group, 1SFG Airborne (1968-71) | |
| Matthew | Bailey | ||
| Robert & Nancy | Bailey | ||
| Michael | Baird | ||
| George R | Bakalar | ||
| Heather | Bakas | ||
| Diane | Baker | Fred L. Benline | |
| Dianne | Baker | Lloyd Charles Maynard ,WW1 ArmyPolar Bears 339 85th Div. Co B | |
| Mariellen | Baker | ||
| Robert | Baker | Pvt William E. Baker, Lucasville & Dayton OH, AEF Army 30th Div 117th Inf Co I, KIA France 7 Oct 1918 | |
| Luiza | Baker-Oyler | ||
| Commander Ted | Balbierz | Milton J. Brounshidle, Private, United States Army. Private Brounshidle was Killed in Action on September 28, 1918 in St. Mihel, France. As such, he was Kenmore, New York's first World War One casualty. | |
| Mrs. Meghan | Baldridge | Margaret Chase Smith and all of the brave men and women from Maine who served during The Great War. | |
| Mr. Stan | Balducci | the guys and women that served | |
| Balfour-Cole Post #64, American Legion | |||
| Noah | Balis | The brave Men and Women who concluded the war in Europe at the cost of their own lives. The people who make me proud to call myself an American. | |
| Cliff | Balkam | ||
| Janet | Baltas | George Cerruti | |
| Joan | Banez | Marion Pepe | |
| Mr. Judd | Bankert | Kate B. Cook | |
| Michael | Banta | Lloyd L Banta | |
| Edward | Baraw | All the men and women that served in WW1 | |
| Jason | Barber | The 30th Division (Old Hickory), NCNG | |
| Joseph | Barbieri | Bernard Joseph Barbieri, sgt 1st class, Base Hospital #9, Chateauroux, France, 1917-1919 | |
| Governor Haley | Barbour | ||
| Ms. Christine | Barbuto | ||
| Janice | Barker | ||
| John | Barnes | ||
| Elizabeth | Barnett | Bert and Bernet Swanson, WWI Army Veterans | |
| Zachary | Barnhart | ||
| Eimar | Barr | My granduncle Private Hugh Barr, Company G, 26th Infantry Regiment, 1st Division, who died from wounds at Cantigny, 8 June 1918. | |
| Cathleen | Barrows | Gene Feeney | |
| Kenneth & Susan | Bartl | ||
| Wallace K | Bartlett | ||
| Stephanie | Bartoli | ||
| Robert & Elizabeth | Barton | Everyone who served | |
| Basque River Valley Chapter, NSDAR | |||
| Barbara | Bass | All who served | |
| Joseph | Basset | ||
| Daniel | Basta | ||
| Clifford | Bath | Put. William Bath Killer in France 1918 | |
| Mario & Ann | Battaglia | George H Heacox | |
| Kemp | Battle | Mr. Miller | |
| Michelle | Bauman | The Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin | |
| Rita | Baumgart | John C. McCullough and Brothers | |
| Corky | Baumgartner/Welch | Welch/Baumgartner ancestors | |
| Judith | Baxter | ||
| Pamela | Baxter | Pvt Dan Baxter 167 Inf 42nd Div Killed in France 9/18/1918 | |
| Ms. Tina | Beaird | Sgt. Angus LeRoy McDonald 45th C.A.C. | |
| Charles | Beans | Samuel B Shook, my grandfater | |
| Thomas | Beatty | Lulis E. Lanham | |
| Mr. James | Becia | The soldiers who made and keep us free. | |
| Patricia | Becia | The 116,516 Americans who perished | |
| Donald | Beck | ||
| Russell | Becker | Carl Jorgensen | |
| Carla | Beckom | ||
| Jacquelynn | Beebe | ||
| Eric | Beeby | The 314th of the 79th Division | |
| Mrs. Joanne | Begert | ||
| Laurie | Behn | ||
| Marijke | Bekaert | ||
| Frank & Diane | Belbonis | ||
| Pamela | Bell | war dogs | |
| Sandra | Bell | Drew R. Jeffrey | |
| Scott S | Bell | Da Vinci High School's WWI Museum Night Project | |
| William | Bellais | PVT John Arthur Beauchamp, U.S. Army, Field Artillery | |
| John J | Bello | ||
| Cathleen | Belmonte | Vincent James Riotto | |
| Dale M | Benedict | ||
| Bruce N. | Benedon | ||
| Robert | Bengston | John W. BenstonnByron L. Keagle | |
| Rita Sue | Bennett | Jetter Butler Lackey and Lenis Susan Lackey, my grandparents | |
| Virginia | Bennett | ||
| Judith | Benson | Emmett L. Gainey | |
| Mark | Berg | Irvin Berg | |
| Carl | Berger | ||
| David | Berger | ||
| Todd | Berger | ||
| Donastacia Alleene Ferguson | Bergeron | Arthur Allen Ferguson | |
| Nancy | Bergman | Martin a EricksonnAlfred Martinson | |
| John, Elizabeth, Ian, & Daniel | Bernal | ||
| Mr. Charles | Bernholz | ||
| Edward | Bernreuter | Pfc. William John Bernreuter, Co.E, 125 Inf. Rgt., 32nd Div. | |
| Susan | Berry | Henry Otto Seipp | |
| Daniel | Bertel | PFC Charles Raymond Stewart, 11 Infantry, 10 Division, died Oct 13, 1918 | |
| Bertha Hereford Hall Chapter, NSDAR | All the men and women who served in the military in WWI. | ||
| Jack | Bertolino | MARTIN BERTOLINO, A WW1 VETERAN WHO SERVED IN THE US ARMY FOR 15 YEARS. | |
| Commander George | Besse | The post's namesake Everett Ray Seymour who was the first Ridgefield resident to die in battle. | |
| Jerry | Best | ||
| Eugene J | Biancheri | Eugene Biancheri, US Army 1917-1919 Purple Heart Recipent - 1932 | |
| David | Biel | ||
| Carol | Bielamowicz | All who served in WWI | |
| Mary Jane | Bielen | Frank Eldridge Thomas Eldridge | |
| Big Cypress Chapter NSDAR | Patriots who lost their lives in WWI to protect our freedoms. | ||
| Thomas | Biggar | ||
| Michael | Billings | ||
| Michelle | Birchfield | All those who served, survived and sacrificed so much...Lest We Forget | |
| Michael | Bishop | ||
| Robyn & Allen | Bishop | ||
| Mr. Robert | Bissiri | My fathers WW1 4100generation | |
| Kenneth | Black | ||
| William | Blair | All Involved Militarily. | |
| Les | Bland | Luther Tillery- WWI Infantryman | |
| Rob | Blank | Edward C. Polson | |
| Dawn | Blass | ||
| Virginia | Blitz | Selmer Martin Johnson, Sr, M.D. | |
| Rachael | Blomquist | ||
| Marcy L | Bloom | ||
| Commander Roger | Bobby | ||
| Janet | Bobby | Honor Leon R. Mix 32nd Div 120th MGun 63rd Brigade | |
| Laura | Bobula | Martin Kilbane | |
| Brandt | Bock | ||
| James | Boehm | ||
| Daniel J. | Boehmke | Pvt Edward C. Boehmke, , US Army, WWI, Company A, 107th Supply Train, 32nd Infantry Div (1917-1919) | |
| David | Boettcher | ||
| Charles | Boettger | ||
| Boris | Bogomilov | ||
| Mariepaule & Francois | Bogrand | Education | |
| Pat & Don | Bohnwagner | ||
| Jan | Boles | All who fought and died for my freedoms today | |
| Ron | Boller | Vic Capets | |
| James | Bonk | James C. Bonk Sr. - World War I Veteran | |
| George | Booth | Col. Maynard Booth WWII POW BATAAN | |
| Wayne | Booth | ||
| Matthew | Borders | ||
| Jo | Bordinger | Roy C. Sweet | |
| William | Borer | PVT. Daniel J. Mitchell | |
| R | Boronski | ||
| Zachary | Bostion | John J. Oseski Sr. and Charles A. Rinehart | |
| Chris | Boston | World War I soldier Everett C. Burton KIA in the Argonne Forest | |
| Suellen | Bowersock | Ferry Reginold Saunders | |
| Judy F | Bowman | Stanley Lee Bowman | |
| Randall | Bowman | My grandfather, Private Harry James Bowman, U.S. Army, 1917-1919, from NC | |
| Sergeant Barry Randall 'Doc' | Bowman USA Ret. | First Lt. Phineas Munsell Randall AID-de camp BG D. Altman | |
| Jordan | Boyd | ||
| Leigh | Boyes | ||
| Thomas | Bozek | Joseph Drociak who served in WWI, Died Feb 22, 1947, from Manchester, NH via Poland | |
| Heath | Brabazon | ||
| Peter | Bradish | Carl Frederick Ohlman | |
| Lauren & Rory | Bradley | ||
| William | Bradley | Rollin O. SanfordnJohn Alden Voorhees Sawyer - WW 2 Army Air Corps 8/24/45 | |
| Dallin | Bradshaw | Rodney Bradshaw | |
| J. Robert | Bradshaw | ||
| Susan | Bragg | ||
| Cindy | Brandolino | Erhart E. Mau | |
| Robert | Brantley | Robert John Taylor | |
| Robert | Brathune | Sergeant Charles R. Clubb | |
| Kiefer | Braun | All the soldiers and sailors of all nations. | |
| Joseph | Braziel | Wiley M. Braziel | |
| Janice Ho | Brazil | ||
| Thomas | Breakey | Edwin Thomas Breakey | |
| Charles | Breaux | ||
| Kelly | Breitbach | ||
| Tom | Brennen | ||
| Susan | Brenner | ||
| Jeremiah | Brenning | ||
| Dallas | Brewer | ||
| Martha F | Brewer | ||
| VADM David | Brewer | My grandfather, Sylvester Calhoun | |
| Timothy | Breza | Vincent Breza | |
| Jacob | Bridgwater | Duane and Vicki Bridgwater | |
| Brighton Prime Rib Club | |||
| Joy | Brill | All who served | |
| Patricia | Brinkley | ||
| James & Laree | Brock | ||
| Louis M | Brock | ||
| Cory | Brockmann | Walter H. Brockmann | |
| William | Broderick | Sgt. William Henry Broderick, Jr., Company B, 107th U.S. Infantry, 27th Division U. S. Army. Silver Star, Purple Heart. | |
| Thomas | Brogren | Glenn A Erickson | |
| Dorothy | Bromm | My father - Albert J Shea - who was drafted into W.W. One from Nyach, NY. He was a private in the Army - serving in England. | |
| James | Brookes | ||
| Jason | Brookman | Clifford Green, Cpl. US Army AEF, 326th Inf. Div. | |
| Martha | Brooks | Carl Willis Brooks/George Albert Brooks | |
| Paul | Brooks | Henery Liner | |
| Becky & John | Bros | ||
| Stephen | Broughall | Seaman Stephen H. Broughall, US Navy | |
| Deborah | Brower | Donald Robert Foster | |
| Annette | Brown | ||
| Beverly | Brown | Lee Ellis Jones | |
| David | Brown | Albert Popp | |
| Donald & Judith | Brown | ||
| Gerard & Alice | Brown | Joseph E. CaternThe Armistice on November 11, 1918 | |
| Heather | Brown | ||
| Joseph & Maureen | Brown | ||
| Kenneth | Brown | ||
| President Nancy | Brown | ||
| Sherrill | Brown | ||
| Vic | Brown | My Grandfather Kemer H. Runkle | |
| Steven | Brown Jr. | Warren Brown Sr | |
| Judith | Brown-DuPaul | ||
| Stephanie | Browner | ||
| Anton W | Bruchhauser | Irene Ethel Cline and Gertrude Beatrice Cline | |
| Chris | Brunette | ||
| John | Brunner | William Brunner | |
| Mr James | Bruno | ||
| Candice | Brus | ||
| Kim | Bryan | ||
| Mr Lee | Bryan | Lee A. Dunn | |
| Daniel | Bryars | Captain Tunstall Bryars | |
| Mr. and Mrs. Howard | Bubel | the men and women who fought in World War I | |
| James | Buccellato | Pvt Jerry Peluso | |
| Kristin | Buch | ||
| Kirsten | Buckstaff | John Day Buckstaff | |
| Robert | Buderi | ||
| James | Buehner | James McKenna | |
| John | Bugardi | Geneva Protocol 1925 | |
| Andy | Bullen | Robert Whitefield Bullen II | |
| Robert | Bullis | Everard J Bullis 5th Marines | |
| Denise | Bullock | Steve Hartnett, Byron McNIckle, Kenneth Volker, Bruce Hartnett, Tracy & Judy Williams Algrim: my Vietnam Veteran cousins | |
| MCPO (USCG - ret) James | Bunch | USS Tampa | |
| Mr. and Mrs. Daniel & Sheree | Bunye | ||
| Ms. Jenifer | Burckett-Picker | My dad, Douglas Burckett, WWI veteran | |
| Patricia | Burdett | Robert Alexander Gilmer | |
| Liz | Burdick | ||
| Maryanne | Burgess | Mose Rutues Sr. | |
| Brian | Burke | James Mallory | |
| Brian | Burke | ||
| Michael | Burke | Francis A. Burke | |
| Suzanne | Burke | PFC John Rufus Burke | |
| Guy | Burnett | Earl Roy Burnett | |
| Jesse | Burnette | The lost but never forgotten fallen... | |
| Marshall | Burnette | ||
| Bruce J | Burns | ||
| Carlton | Burns | Horace Garside Till | |
| Eric | Burns | Behka Nelson | |
| Trudy | Burns | ||
| Bertha | Busocker | Ervin Ulshafer who served during Viet Nam | |
| Laurie | Button | Walter Wave Miguel | |
| Michael | Buxton | ||
| Stewart & Sandra | Cahn | Lynne Dayton | |
| Jim | Cain | ||
| Roberta | Caito | Harry E. Reno, US Army 1917-1919 | |
| Barbara | Calabrese | Charles LaBold | |
| Sue | Calderon | Gary Lloyd Knight | |
| Kevin | Cale | ||
| Mr Paul | Callens | Ralph Talbot and Robert Guy Robinson - Medal of Honor - Pittem/Pittham 1918 | |
| Marcia | Callicotte | ||
| Donald | Campbell | CECIL HARRY CAMPBELL US NAVY | |
| Phyllis | Campbell | George Miller | |
| William | Campbell | ||
| Timothy | Canfield | ||
| Charles | Canning | Robert McLain Canning | |
| Ellen | Canova | John Booth and Francis Lester Sullivan | |
| Theresa | Canter | John Sak, Pvt, US Army Expeditionary Force | |
| Judy K | Cantrell | ||
| Susan | Caolo | ||
| Andrew | Capets | Pvt Andrew A. Capets, 313th Machine Gun Bn, 80th DivisionnJames M Hanley Fighting Chaplain of the 69thnThanks Mark Kirkham for helping the Zooniverse WW1 Burial Card Project. | |
| Victor V. | Capets | ||
| Kimberly | Cappadona | ||
| Peter | Cappadona | ||
| Captain Nathaniel Mills Chapter, DAR | |||
| Karen | CARELLA | Harold O Jorgensen. Merchant Marine(1940-1945) 1910-1980 R.I.P. | |
| RADM James | Carey | SGT Robert Emmett Carey, U.S. Army, WW I | |
| Thomas | Carey | ||
| Gary | Carlberg | Julian Fardal | |
| Emily | Carlin | my Grandfathers William Erastus Taylor and James Miller Sayles who both fought in WW I | |
| Henry James | Carlin | ||
| Dale | Carlow | All who gave their lives | |
| Leslie | Carlson | ||
| Jason | Carola | ||
| Ann | Carpenter | Carl Clifton Wheeler | |
| Jenni | Carpenter | ||
| Mrs. Meredith | Carr | Col. Jefferson Henry Fulton, my great grandfather. | |
| Sarah | Carr | ||
| Tara | Carr | ||
| Thomas | Carr | Elmer CarrnDr. James Gray Carr, born July 22, 1876, WWI veteran and beloved physician in Coshocton, Ohio. | |
| Tom & Judy | Carr | Meredith Stencil Carr | |
| John R. | Carrington | Cpl. John Martin Carrington | |
| John | Carroll | ||
| Colin | Carter | Pvt Jesse Shaw, 127th infantry Bgde, 30th Div, AEF | |
| Laura | Carter | ||
| William | Carter | Milford D Barrus | |
| Evelyn | Cartwright | Emily Schell Jones | |
| Elizabeth | Caruth | ||
| Ralph | Casado | ||
| Marianne M. | Casey | John F. Casey, Sr. | |
| Mark | Cash | John Doe | |
| John | Casto | ||
| Karl | Castro | Ernest A. Castro | |
| Michele | Catanzaro | ||
| John | Cate | ||
| Alan V | Cecil | VERNON N. CECIL | |
| Henry | Cervantes | Pvt Alvie R. Odom 3086053 | |
| John | Cervenka | Cornelius J. Murphy 2nd Pioneer Inf | |
| Stewart | Chan | ||
| Jeffrey | Chandler | ||
| Mary | Chase | ||
| Maggie | Chatman | Samuel G. Elliston, Sr.nWilliam Redus | |
| Omar | Chavez | ||
| Larry | Cheeves | William August Machenheimer | |
| Mr. Lawrence | Cherney | ||
| Yvonne | Cheyney | Solomon Buffman | |
| Justin | Chiarodo | Andrew N. Chiarodo | |
| Paul | Chiavini | Pvt. 1/c Reuben Freitas, 39th Infantry | |
| Rosalie | Chirico | Victor Casaretti | |
| Wayne C | Chitwood | ||
| Lawrence | Chlum | Pvt Howard N Wells | |
| Susan | Christensen | Jesse Warren Sutton | |
| David | Christian | The Christians & Meyers - The did their duty and then some. | |
| Irvin | Christopher | Lynne Dayton (from Chris and Joann Yuan Tian Christopher)nPVT Eugene Michael McGrath, USAnJames William Crane, US Army - supporting Doughboy MIAnEllen Shire | |
| Chudnow Museum of Yesteryear | The men and women who served in WWI from Milwaukee, WI. | ||
| Barbara J | Church | ||
| Sherry | Churchill | Thomas Measures Hunter | |
| Marco | Ciavolino | ||
| Ms Yolanda | Cifarelli | Frank Cifarelli WW1 vet | |
| Antonetta | Cincotta | Cincotta-Dykeman family | |
| Russell | Cinque Jr. | ||
| Civil War Round Table of Milwaukee, Inc. | |||
| Eileen | Claffy | LTCMDR Stanley Phillip Tracht | |
| Wanda | Claflin | ||
| Cynthia M | Clark | Lyman W. Clark, Battery E, 149th Field Artillery | |
| Donald | Clark | ||
| Douglas | Clark | Coleman and Salter Clark | |
| Janet | Clark | My grandfather, Daniel Greaney USMC 1/6 74th WWI Veteran.nThe Armistice on November 11, 1918nPvt.Patrick A. Shannon USMC 3/5 20th | |
| Jess | Clark | Those whom served in WWI | |
| Mr. Charles | Clark | ||
| Tracy | Clark | ||
| Dr. Robert | Clarke | ||
| Ellen | Clarke | Sgt. John H. Clarke, First American Army | |
| Mary | Clarke | ||
| Robert | Clarke | 28th DIVISION - The Bloody Bucket | |
| Carol | Clausen | ||
| Harold | Clausen | Forrest M. Boyd | |
| Harold H | Clausen | ||
| Harold & Robin | Clausen & Kilpatrick | Chris and Sherri Hamby | |
| Michael | Clayton | John Clayton PFC AECnMy grand-uncle, Frederick H. Clayton, from Essex Country, New Jersey. He proudly served in the AEF. His maternal grandparents were of German origin. Like so many others, he was a patriotic American. | |
| David | Clegg | Harold Taylor | |
| Jeff | Clemens | Hayden Fostern1st LT James Britt JourneynCaptain John C. CattusnErnie PylenMajor Jessie W. WooldridgenErwin RommelnLaurence StallingsnLee AnthonynAmelia EarhartnGeneral U. G. McAlexandernErnest HemingwaynPFC Joseph T. Angelo (The Soldier that saved Patton)nLouis Shutsy (KIA Great War)nSgt Verne M. Hills (Great War)nEdith Louisa Cavell (British nurse executed by the Germans 1915)n1st LT Frank Luke, Jr. (MOH Great War)nSergeant Henry Johnson, 369th Infantry Regiment, "Harlem Hell-Fighter" Medal Of Honor Recipient.nAubrey Leon Compton, Silver Star Recipient, Medic, KIA Meuse-Argonne Offensive 1918.nAddison Andrew Deyerle, Roanoke, Virginia, KIA Meuse-Argonne Offensive 1918.nCarl Hugh Broughman, Roanoke, Virginia, KIA Meuse-Argonne Offensive 1918.nLT Daniel Clovis Moomaw, U. S. Army, KIA France, 1918.nMr. Frank Buckles, The Last American Doughboy, (1901-2011).nJOHN GILBERT "TEX" RANKINnHelen Bulovsky (Nurse AEF, France, Home Of Record Wisconsin)nThe Former Walter Reed Gray Ladies Nurses & Their WW I Memorial Chapel For The Glory Of GodnClara O. Davis, Lillian M. Marini, Beatrice May Nye (U.S. Army Nurse Corps)n1st Sergeant Sam Dreben, 141st Infantry (DSC) | |
| Daniel | Clements | ||
| Oliver Walter | Clemons Jr. | Pvt. Hardie Clemons, 27th Pioneer Infantry | |
| Kathleen | Clifford | Patrick W. Finley and Frederick L Callahan | |
| Karl | Cline | Francis Draper U.S. Army, In France; Hettie Draper, Army Nurses Corp. In France Grandfather & Great Aunt (Sister & Brother | |
| Ryan | Close | ||
| Anna | Cluster | William Charles Schwieker, Jr.(Company A , 313 Infantry) | |
| Terry | Clymer | Pvt. Lawrence W. Swanson | |
| Coalition of Veterans Organizations | |||
| Kenneth | Cockrel III | HARLEM HELLFIGHTERS | |
| Rebecca | Cocolis | Reuben Jasperson and Fred Winter - my grandfathers and WW1 veterans | |
| Dane | Coffman | Ralph E. Coffman US Army 1917-1919 & Paul David Coffman USMC 1917-1920 | |
| 1LT Barry | Cohen | ||
| Jay | Cohen | Capt. Dan Dayton USN (ret.) | |
| Milen | Cokrlic Jr | Cokrlic family | |
| Thomas | Colantuono | My Grandfather, Stanley Colantuono (1897-1979), A Navy Veteran from WWI and WWII. | |
| Charles | Cole | WORLD WAR ONE VETS | |
| Diana | Cole | ||
| Lorraine | Cole | ||
| Carolyn | Cole Kingston | Major Edward B. Cole | |
| Amy | Coleman | Siegfried Herford | |
| John | Colgan | ||
| Alice | Collins | ||
| Suzen | Collins | ||
| Annamaria | Colucci-Onieal | Elueterio Colucci | |
| James | Columbia | ||
| Wade | Colwell | ||
| Andrea | Combs | ||
| Marshal | Cominsky | Peter McDonough | |
| Katherine | Compagno | Joseph Lorenz, Private 1st Class, Co C, Machine Gun Battalion | |
| Gary & Deirdre | Condon | ||
| Nancy | Conley Everard | John James Conley | |
| Charles | Connell | ||
| William | Connell | William A. Connell & Royle W. Cramond | |
| Chris | Connelly | Peter A Connelly | |
| Matt | Conner | ||
| Alexander | Conrad | Robert Karl Conrad Sr. | |
| Carmela | Conti | ||
| Mark | Conti | ||
| Jacquelyn | Cook | ||
| Andrea | Cooper | Corporal Young Virgil Cooper | |
| Gail | Cooper | Edward CoopernRobert Edward Biddle in honor of his 95th birthday. | |
| William | Copher | Marjorie Hulsizer Copher/Lowell Johnson/Ralph Copher | |
| James | Coquat | ||
| Kristin | Corcoran | John C. Barber | |
| Ann Veronica | Cordes | MY FATHER - JOHN FREDRICK CORDES Wagoner, Battery D, 17th Field Artillery WWI (France/Germany) | |
| Jonathan | Corley | All of my 82nd Airborne brothers who came before me and served in WWI. | |
| T. Thomas | Cottingham | Thomas Rhodes Cottingham | |
| Diana Quinn | Cotton | Pfc Henry Eugene Quinn USA 1st Division DSC SS 2PHnPfc Henry Eugene Quinn DSC SS 2PH | |
| Nancy | Coughlan | ||
| Mr Ed | Counelis | ||
| David | Cousins | ||
| Kathryn | Cousins | Ray Bolton Dame | |
| Patty | Coutts-bagnall | William A. Coutts | |
| Ms Faith | Cover | UARK Architectural Design students | |
| Patricia | Cowger | Adamo Polidori | |
| Andra | Cowles | ||
| Stephanie | Cox | ||
| Edward | Cox Jr. | MSgt Edward Jan CoxnAll those who served | |
| David | Craig | ||
| John and Rose Marie | Crean | Private Alexander DeMeo, Company I, 51 Pioneer Infantry, U.S. Army, July 1918 - July 1919 | |
| Karyl | Crean | Enoch Clyde Jarvis | |
| Robert | Creekmore | ||
| Eleanor | Crisci | ||
| Patricia | Critchlow | Col. A. Piatt Andrew | |
| Frank | Croce | ||
| Tod, Cindy, Cole & Logan | Crocker | Juanita Hamby. | |
| Elizabeth | Crookham | Sabin HowardnJuanita Lackey | |
| Lawrence | Croom | jerald t. scott | |
| Cheryl | Cropp | ||
| John R | Crosiar | Chester Roy Davis, 1894-1980 | |
| Howard | Cross | ||
| Cross Timbers Chapter NSDAR | |||
| Frederick | Crown | ||
| Yvonne Shelton | Crumpler | Private Hannibal B. SheltonnHannibal Beecher Shelton | |
| Lorie | Culham | ||
| Melinda | Culpon | John Dosch | |
| Byron | Cummins | Robert Victor Cummins | |
| Donor | First | Last | In Honor Of |
