the village views - Innsbrook Resort

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SPECIAL 20-pAGE HOLIDAY EDITION
THE VILLAGE VIEWS
Living, Playing and Working in Harmony with Nature Since 1971
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Edition: May 22 to 28, 2014
EVENTS THIS WEEKend
SATURDAY, MAY 24
Tennis Tournament, 8:30 a.m.
Men’s doubles at stables courts; women’s doubles at
Conference Center courts. Prizes awarded. All ages/skill levels
are welcome. FREE. Canceled if raining. Ext. 180.
Memorial Day Walk/Run, 8:30, 9 a.m.
Meet at the start of the Tyrolean Trail (FH area) for our annual
Memorial Weekend walk/run. The 10K starts at 8:30 a.m. and
the 2 mile and 5K start at 9 a.m. Arrive early to register and
get a race number. Medals awarded. Bananas and water provided. FREE. Note: we will not time all runners, just the race
winners. No walkers in the 10k, please. Canceled if lightning.
Ext. 180.
Model Airplane Show, 9 a.m.
Enjoy this model airplane demo on Lake Aspen, taking off
from Fireworks Point (at the end of Aspen Point Dr.).
Spectators encouraged! Great vantage points to watch from are
Lionshead Beach or Geneva Beach. FREE. Canceled if
raining. Ext. 180.
43rd Anniversary Party, 2 p.m.
Let’s celebrate 43 years of Innsbrook! Property owners and
their families are invited to join us at the Farmhouse for our
county fair-style party with kids’ activities, beverages, food,
souvenir cups, information booths, and more! Live music by
rock cover band Dead Flowers. Complimentary for all
property owners! We will be taking donations for Patriot
Packages at the Camp Innsbrook tent. Everyone MUST
REGISTER upon arrival. Rain or shine. NOTE: Valid ID
required for beer stand. Ext. 180.
Camp Innsbrook, 2 p.m.
Join us at the Camp Innsbrook tent during the Anniversary
Party for our FREE event where kids will decorate special
Camp Innsbrook cookies and play a fun round of bingo. We
will also collect items for Patriot Packages, who are in need of:
white ankle socks, 4 oz Vienna Sausage, small pack Kleenex,
and Q-tips. Rain or shine. Please register online at
www.innsbrook-resort.com/events/camp-innsbrook-memorial-day.
This is a Passport to Adventure event. Ext. 180.
SUNDAY, MAY 25
Holiday Religious Services, 9 and 10 a.m.
Outdoor Catholic Mass will be held at the Farmhouse at 9 a.m.
Bring lawn chairs. Rain or shine. Protestant services will be
held at Harmonie Church at 10 a.m. Ext. 180.
“Let’s Go for 40 More” by Carolyn Schutte
Sailing Regatta, 2 p.m.
This annual Memorial Day sailing race on Lake Wanderfern
begins at Cedarpass Beach. All participants must wear life
jackets. All sailboats from all lakes welcome. FREE.
Spectators encouraged! Ext. 180.
Summer Breeze Kickoff Concert: Mirage
7:30 p.m.
Join us in the Farmhouse Field for a great night of Top 40 hits.
FREE. Bring lawn chairs. Concessions will be open. Ext. 180.
MONDAY, MAY 26
Boat Auction, 10 a.m.
Our boat auction starts at 10 a.m. in the skating rink parking
lot in the Farmhouse area. Please park in the Summer Breeze
parking lot. Arrive early to get a bid number. Payment for
boats is due the day of the auction (cash/checks accepted; NO
property owner charges/credit cards). In the event of rain, the
auction will be delayed until the rain stops. Ext. 180.
Memorial Day Service, 1 p.m.
Your family is invited to join us at the Farmhouse for a ceremony honoring those who serve(d) and who have fallen in
service to our country. Bring a lawn chair. Rain or shine. We
will also collect items for Patriot Packages if you’d like to
make a donation of white ankle socks, 4 oz Vienna Sausage,
small pack Kleenex, and Q-tips. Ext. 180.
See the holiday weekend dining events at
Hanneken’s on page 4!
LOCATION CODES: FH-Farmhouse • CC-Conf Center • HK-Hanneken’s • HC-Harmonie Church • GC-Golf Course • PMB-Prop Mgmnt Bldg • CI-Camp Innsbrook • SB-Summer Breeze Concert • LC-Log Cabin
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All property owners and their guests MUST REGISTER upon arrival at the registration tables located
on Innsbrook Drive. Each person will receive a name tag and one souvenir cup. Valid ID required for those
wishing to drink beer. Don’t forget to get your hand stamped for beer across from Camp Innsbrook.
Relaxation
Station
Real Estate
Info
Face Paint/Balloons
Cotton Candy
Petting
Zoo
STAGE
Camp
Innsbrook
Drinks
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Fire Engine
Saturday, May 24 from 2-5 p.m. at the Innsbrook Farmhouse
Annual Memorial Day Party - Celebrating our 43rd Anniversary
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Holiday Dining Events at Hanneken’s
Friday, June 6-Saturday, June 14, 6-8 p.m., CC
Join us before the Institute concerts for dinner or drinks anytime
between 6 and 8 p.m. Seasonal salads, sandwiches, fish, pasta,
and specials each evening. Ext. 0 for reservations and menus.
Smokehouse Dinner Buffet
Friday-Sunday, May 23-25, 5-9 p.m.
Live Music and Appetizers
Friday, May 23, 7 p.m.
Mike Schlipp, Sr. will perform your favorite oldies
live on the lower patio. Nachos, pretzel bites,
appetizers, and a full bar will be available.
CI: Shakespeare on the Lake
Saturday, June 7, 3 p.m., LAS
Findeth thyself at ye olde Lake Aspen Stage for a family-friendly performance by the Shakespeare Festival’s youth ensemble.
The theater troupe will perform 20-minute versions of both
Henry IV and Henry V. The actors will also perform monologues and do a question-and-answer session after the performance. Pack a picnic, bring your lawn chairs and blankets, and
make an afternoon out of it with the family! This is a Passport
to Adventure DOUBLE STAMP EVENT. Ext. 180.
Breakfast Buffet
Saturday-Sunday, May 24-25, 8 a.m.-noon
Adults - $12.99 per person. Kids, 6-12 years - $7.49
per person. Children 5 and under eat free.
Innsbrook clubs
Go to www.innsbrook-resort.com/dining/events
or call ext. 207 for more information.
Weekly Bluebird Report
Summer Breeze Concert: The Brothers
Saturday, May 31, 7:30 p.m., FH
Join us in the Farmhouse Field for a concert of Allman Brothers
hits. FREE. Concessions will be open. Ext. 180.
We had 129 bluebird chicks fledge this week! There are still 37
nests with 68 eggs and 64 chicks. If your chicks have fledged
please clean out your nest box and throw the old nest away.
Hopefully mom and dad will start a new nest in the next 7-14
days. If you would like your nest box included in our weekly
report please contact Shirley at 636-745-0088 or
[email protected].
Artists at the Cabin
Angels in the Garden
upcoming events
Sunday, June 1, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., LC
An art sale benefiting the Innsbrook Historical Society will
showcase the work of Innsbrook artists. An artist will be on
hand painting a likeness of the cabin as the sale is going on
and there will be bluegrass music by Blue Strings. Payment
forms accepted are cash and checks. One of the artists whose
work will be available is Bob
Goulding, who has lived in
Innsbrook for 26 years. Bob
is a wood turner who makes
bowls from the native woods
of Missouri, including this
bowl pictured at right, which
he made from the walnut trees
in the grove surrounding the
Log Cabin. Questions? Contact Jane Hoeltzel at
[email protected].
All garden club members are invited to attend this event on
June 4 - a tour of four private Ladue gardens. We will meet
at the CC at noon to carpool. Ticket cost for members is $10.
After the tour, we will go to dinner at Llywelyn’s in Wildwood.
Reservations are required by May 28. Contact Shirley Ritsema
at 636-745-0088 or [email protected].
fireworks 2014
Our annual Independence Day Fireworks Show is Saturday,
July 5. Our show is fully funded by donations from our property
owners, corporate vendors and local advertisers. Last year, our
fundraising campaign met our goal of $110,000 - this amounts
to the largest private fireworks display in the state. If you love
the show as much as we do, please support the fireworks with
a donation. $10, $50, $500... every dollar counts. All fireworks
sponsors will be listed in our weekend booklet handed out at
the gates. Contact us today with your donation or to purchase a
business ad in the book. Ext. 180 or email
[email protected].
Kids’ Horseback Riding Camps
Campers will be assigned their own horse for the week and will
learn how to groom, tack and ride. They will go on trail rides
and even get to paint their horse. Four-day camps with spots
remaining: June 2-5 | June 9-12 | June 16-19 | June 30-July 3
(Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.). For reservations call the
Stables at ext. 300 or email [email protected].
Price is $250 per child. Ages: 6 and up (no adults please).
Art Show Opens: Hopeless Wanderer
Friday, June 6, 8 a.m., CC
Mike Gualdoni will showcase photography pieces from his
collection, “Hopeless wanderer: The Travels and Exploits of a
Gonzo Photographer,” at the Conference Center. Gualdoni has
spent much of his life behind a camera, including his time as
Innsbrook’s chief cameraman in 2011. Ext. 213.
Photo by Jennifer Serniak
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Fishing Rules and Regulations
Innsbrook News
Alpine Lake has a protected slot
length limit on bass of 12” to 18”,
which means you can keep bass
under 12” or over 18”, with a
daily limit of five.
Beach Etiquette
All other lakes: release bass
between 12” and 16”. Crappie 10”
or longer and bluegill and catfish
of any size can be kept (including those from Alpine Lake)
with a daily limit of 10 crappie.
Release all paddlefish caught. NO
trotlines, bank lines and jug fishing allowed. Do not fish around
swimming areas and beaches. IBK property owner Jim Heizer’s
son reeled in this prize catch this
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month on Lake Alpine!
We share the beaches at Innsbrook so please be a good neighbor
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Pop-up tents should be at least 20’ from the water to leave
space for sunbathers. Please do not use a tent to reserve a
beach spot. Tents must be taken down at the end of the day
or they will be removed.
NO BOATS or FISHING allowed in the swimming area,
including between the beach and floating dock.
DO NOT TIE UP YOUR BOATS to the swimming/floating
docks. This is dangerous for swimmers.
The swimming/floating docks are for swimmers to enjoy.
NO CHAIRS OR COOLERS ON THE DOCKS, PLEASE.
NO DIVING from the floating docks.
Those who are not toilet-trained must wear SWIM DIAPERS.
Children in FLOTATION DEVICES should be supervised
by an adult.
AGES 15 & UNDER should be supervised by an adult.
NO LITTERING, including cigarette butts.
NO PETS permitted in the beach area.
MUSIC should be for your listening pleasure only.
NO LARGE GROUPS, please.
NO CAMPFIRES (hibachi grills work great).
BOATS in common areas are not common property. Please
respect the boats’ owners and do not use private boats.
At the Memorial Day Party, you’ll receive a keepsake anniversary cup that you’ll not only use that day, but can reuse again and
again all summer long and for years to come. For everything else
you use that weekend and every day, please keep in mind Innsbrook’s single stream recycling system and what materials can
and cannot be placed into the recycling bins. For example, food
containers, aluminum cans and trays, and milk and juice jugs
are gladly accepted, but they cannot be contaminated with food.
Learn more at www.christianenvironmentalservices.com.
If You Don’t Have Your 2014
Car Stickers...
Car stickers for 2014 have been mailed.
If you paid your assessment and have not
received your 2014 stickers, please call
Karen at ext. 180.
Swimming Pool Closed in 2014
Innsbrook’s swimming pool will be closed for the 2014 season.
We regret any inconvenience this may cause. Construction of
the new pool complex is anticipated to be finalized for the 2015
season.
A Note from Security
Please email security at [email protected] or call
ext. 400 with the names of any guests before they arrive. You can
also fill out a form online at
www.innsbrook-resort.com/property-owners/guest-registration.
Also, please remember
that we DO NOT allow
guest boats into the community. For more information on policies and
regulations, you can click
on the Property Owners
tab on our website:
www.innsbrook-resort.com.
Questions? Ext. 400.
Fresh Produce at the IBK Country Market
Innsbrook’s Country Market welcomes Wright City family farm
Reckamp Farms and their seasonal produce for the first time on
Saturday, May 24. The 2014 IBK T-shirts will also be available
for sale. Ext. 333.
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2014 institute chamber concerts
Single chamber music concert tickets and fundraising event tickets for “Postcards from Innsbrook”, the 2014 season of the
Innsbrook Institute, are on sale now. Tickets are available by calling ext. 218, online at www.innsbrookinstitute.org, or in
person at the Institute office (hours on back page). Join us as we welcome a fabulous group of young professional musicians
who will take you on a musical journey focusing on the sights and sounds of Innsbrook. If you are a new property owner since
July 1, 2013, stop by the Institute office to reserve two tickets to a chamber music concert of your choice, compliments of the
Innsbrook Institute!
Virtuoso Violins
Thursday, June 12 | 7:30 p.m. | CC
Take in an evening of performances by Hsin-l Huang, Alina
Kobialka, Blake Pouiliot, and others. Musical selections include
Kreisler’s Tambourin Chinois, Op. 3; Hubay’s Carmen Fantasie
Brilliant; and Dukov’s Stars and Stripes Forever for Two
Violins. $25/$20; 17 & under free.
Opening Night Concert: In Harmony with Nature
Friday, June 6 | 7:30 p.m. | CC
Join us as we open the 14th season of the Innsbrook Institute
with Jeremy Berry, David Halen, Hsin-l Huang, Tzu-Yin
Huang, and Simone Porter. Musical selections include
Debussy’s Sonata for Cello and Piano; Prokofiev’s Three
Pieces from Romeo & Juliet, arr. D. Grunress; Brahms’ Zwei
Rhapsodien, Op. 79; and Dvorak’s Piano Quartet No. 2 in E flat
major, Op. 87. $30/$25; 17 & under free.
Sands of Time: Lucky Friday the 13th
Friday, June 13 | 7:30 p.m. | CC
Join us for a concert featuring Jacob Braun, David Halen, Grace
Park, and vocalist Brian Owens and his band “The Message”.
Music selections include Stefan Freund’s Saint Louis Reds;
Smetana’s Piano Trio; and Brian Owens performing the music
of Marvin Gaye, Ray Charles, and others. $30/$25; 17 & under
free.
Prairie Serenade
Saturday, June 7 | 7:30 p.m. | CC
Enjoy a concert featuring Jacob Braun, the Calidore String
Quartet, Shannon Ferrel Williams, Grace Park, Simone Porter,
and Jonathan Swartz. $30/$25; 17 & under free.
Nights in the Garden
Sunday, June 8 | 7:30 p.m. | CC
Join us for performances by Zlatomir Fung, Tzu-Yin Huang,
Xiaoxiao Qiang, and Anne Richardson. Musical selections
include de Falla’s Suite Populaire Espagnole, six songs
arranged for violin and piano; Rossinin/Heifitz Figaro
Paraphrase of “Largo al Factotum” of Il barbiere di Siviglia”;
and Bloch’s Nigun. $25/$20; 17 & under free.
Pastorale Pleasures
Saturday, June 14 | 10 a.m. | FH
Bring your coffee and lawn chairs and jump-start your morning
with this concert – a perfect activity for the entire family!
$20; 17 & under free.
Student Concert: Shining Stars
Saturday, June 14 | 2 p.m. | CC
Watch the Academy students’ chamber performances the
students have been preparing during the week. FREE.
Music from the Meadows
Tuesday, June 10 | 7:30 p.m. | CC
Enjoy performances by the Calidore String Quartet, Zlatomir
Fung, Tzu-Yin Huang, Jonathan Swartz, and Shannon Thomas.
Musical selections include Telemann’s Fantasy for Cello;
Schnittke’s Violin duo “Moz-Art”; and Schubert’s String
Quartet in D minor, D. 810, “Death and the Maiden”. $25/$20;
17 & under free.
Closing Night Concert: Symphonic Trails to You
Saturday, June 14 | 7:30 p.m. | CC
The 2014 season ends with a concert at the Conference Center
featuring Helen Kim, Xiaoxiao Qiang, and others with musical
selections that include J.S. Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 3
in G major, BWV 1048; Locatelli’s Violin Concerto in G Minor,
Op. 3, No. 6; William’s Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis.
You’ll not want to miss this celebration of another festival of
beautiful music presented in harmony with nature! $30/$25; 17
& under free.
Music of Paradise
Wednesday, June 11 | 7:30 p.m. | CC
Join for performances by Jacob Braun, Zlatomir Fung, David
Halen, Hsin-l Huang, Tzu-Yin Huang, Simone Porter, and Anne
Richardson. Musical selections include Menotti’s Suite for Two
Cellos and Piano; Beethoven’s Romance in F major, Op. 50;
and Brahms’ Piano Trio in C minor, Op. 101. $25/$20; 17 &
under free.
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institute
IBK Classified Ads
Sale: Sailboat: Force Five with trailer. $750. Call Bob at
fundraising events For
636-745-8318. 5/22
Reservations for these events must be purchased in advance.
Limited seating available. Call ext. 218 for tickets.
For Sale: Alum. extension ladder 24 ft.. Call Tom at 618-2345220 or 618-971-6622. 5/22
Kickoff Fundraiser: Seasons of Abundance
Thursday, June 5 | 7 p.m. | Old Hickory Golf Club
Plan to attend our annual kickoff fundraiser at Old Hickory Golf
Club in St. Charles. The evening will feature hors d’oeuvres,
cocktails, and desserts, along with the music of the Calidore
String Quartet and pianist Tzu-Yin Huang. Musical selections
include Bach’s Sonata No. 2 in D major for Viola da Gamba,
Brahms’ BWV 1028; Zwei Rhapsodien, Op. 79; Beethoven’s
String Quartet in E minor, Op. 59, No. 2. $75 per person.
Wanted: Old watches for new hobby - will pay $ for old mechanical wrist watches - working or not - prefer men’s. Please
- no Timex or battery/Quartz models. Call Jim at 636-745-0708
or cell: 314-914-6041. 5/22
For Sale: Woman’s Schwinn multi-speed bicycle. Call May
636-795-4640. Can email picture. 5/22
For Sale: Man’s Schwinn multi-speed bicycle. Call Dan 314960-3112. Can email picture. 5/22
For Sale: Casio electric keyboard. 88 keys (like piano, but one
foot pedal instead of two). Black wood. Padded black bench;
user’s guide; and 2 song books included. Paid $1,000 for it 7
months ago; asking $750. Call Shirley at 636-745-9202. 5/22
Nature’s Musical Bounty
Saturday, June 7 | 9 a.m.
Join us for a breakfast fundraiser and house concert at the
Innsbrook home of Tom and Kate Gunn. Enjoy a performance
by Jonathan Swartz with musical selections including Bach’s
Violin Sonata in A minor. $75 per person.
For Sale: Dark brown leather wraparound couch, perfect for
any A-Frame. It has very little wear and has been maintained
very well. Purchased new 2 years ago for $2,500. We’re selling
for $750 obo. Call 636-579-1379. 5/22
Alpine Musicale
Sunday, June 8 | 1:30 p.m.
Enjoy hors d’oeuvres and cocktails with mini concerts at two
homes on Lake Alpine featuring Jacob Braun, the Calidore
String Quartet, and Grace Park. Musical selections include
Mozart’s String Quartet in C major, K. 465 “Dissonance”; and
Kodaly’s Duo for Violin and Cello. Guests will gather at the
Innsbrook home of Doug and Ann Brown for the first concert,
then travel by boat to the second concert at the home of Jim
and Helga Douglass. At the conclusion of the event, guests
will return by boat to the first home. Each home will feature
different hors d’oeuvres and beverage combinations. $100 per
person.
Free: Snapper riding lawn mower and John Deere lawn tractor
with trailer, snow plow, tire chains, rear weights, grass catcher
and manual. Both were running last year but not now. Must take
both. Jim 636-745-2393. 5/22
For Sale: 32-inch tube TV with matching stand. Very good condition, great first or second TV for your Innsbrook retreat. $25.
Please call or text 618-670-7433 for pictures. 5/15
Found: Canoe on Lake Linden. Call Mark at 314-960-5724.
5/15
Buying and Selling: Lionel Trains and accessories. Contact
Chuck at 636-745-9463. 5/15
Free to a Good Home: Little Tikes red crab sandbox. Bring
buckets for the sand. Call Chuck at 636-745-9463. 5/8
Ladies Tea: Garden of Musical Delights
Tuesday, June 10 | 2 p.m.
This event will be held at the Innsbrook home of David and
Suzanne Baetz. Enjoy an afternoon filled with beautiful
melodies and delicious tea, finger foods, and pastries. Celebrate
the music of Mendelssohn with performances by Hsin-I Huang,
Tzu-Yin Huang, Grace Park, and Simone Parker. $50 per
person.
Wanted: Portable Backboard/Basketball Hoop System. Please
call 314-941-3775. 5/8
For Sale: Vintage 1950’s, Neatette Kitchen Cabinet, Wood with
6 drawers and mirror. $80. Call Sandy at 636-262-6731. 5/8
For Sale: 2005 Yamaha gas golf cart with lights, windshield,
custom cover, floor mats, golf ball washer and cooler. $2,500.
Hand-painted golf bag floor lamp. $125. Call 636-745-3006 or
314-223-7457. 5/8
Music of the Night
Friday, June 13 | 9:30 p.m.
Enjoy the musical stylings of Brian Owens, singer, songwriter,
and “Voice of American Soul”, at the Innsbrook home of Steven
and BJ Gissy, while you enjoy hors d’oeuvres, desserts, and
night caps. $100 per person.
Wanted: Good used gas-powered golf cart. Powerful enough to
handle IBK hills. Call Brian at 314-580-7233. 5/1
Open to all property owners; items can be for sale or trade. Ads for
autos, services, and real estate prohibited. 35 word limit including
contact name and number. Items are posted for 4 weeks. Deadline
for submission of ads is the Monday before publishing date. To
place an ad, call 636-745-3000 ext. 180 or e-mail
[email protected]. Innsbrook reserves right to edit or
deny material submitted. Innsbrook does not endorse these ads and
takes no responsibility for their content or accuracy. Limit 4 ads
per person per week.
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The following is a list of service men and women who currently serve, have served or who have fallen
in service to our country. These are sons and daughters, husbands and wives, grandchildren and
grandparents, family members and close friends of our Innsbrook family. Join us at 1 p.m. on Monday, May 26 at the
Farmhouse for a ceremony honoring these brave men and women.
Dan Adelsberger, US Army
Sergeant
Submitted by: Mary Beth Adelsberger, Lot #1145
Relationship: spouse
John Adelsberger, US Navy
Chief Petty Officer
Served in WWII
Special Note: Pearl Harbor survivor, destroyers
USS Chew ... USS Liddle
Submitted by: Dan Adelsberger, Lot #1145
Relationship: father
John Adelsberger, Jr., US Army
First Sergeant
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: Dan Adelsberger, Lot #1145
Relationship: brother
Dirk R. Ahle, US Marine Corp.
Colonel
Served in Desert Storm
Submitted by: Gene Ahle, Lot #533
Relationship: son
Eric R. Ahle, US Army
Captain
Served in Iraq & Afghanistan
Special Note: Awarded Bronze Star
Relationship: grandson
Melanie Ahle, US Navy
Lieutenant
Served in Iraq
Relationship: granddaughter
Neil Warren Ahle, DVM, US Army
Lt. Colonel
Served two tours in Iraq
Special Note: Awarded Bronze Star with Oak
Leaf Cluster
Relationship: son
Raymond A. Ahle, US Army
1st Lieutenant
Served in Korea
Special Note: Ray was with the 27th Rgt, 25th
Inf. Div. “Wolfhounds”. He was at the “Cease
Fire” 7/27/53. Awarded the Combat Inf. Badge.
Lon Thane Allen, US Army
Master Sergeant
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Lonna Carlisle, Lot #499
Relationship: uncle
Ray Alonzo, US Air Force, US Navy
Medical Corp, Yeoman
Served in Southeast Asia, USS Enterprise
Jeff Antal, US Air Force
Second Lieutenant
Served in Iraq
Clyde Alverson, US Army
Served in WWII
Karen Arnold MD, US Air Force
Major
Served in Iraq
Submitted by: Jan Alonzo, Lot 442
Relationship: husband
Submitted by: Dianne Seward, Lot #300
Relationship: uncle
Richard Alverson, US Army
Served in WWII
Relationship: uncle
Sam A. Amato, US Army
Sergeant
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Pat Amato Kreienkamp, Lot 2425
Martin P. Amling, US Army
Sergeant
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Jim & Carol Amling, Lot #339
William H. Amling, US Army
1st Lieutenant
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Jim & Carol Amling, Lot #339
Axiel Theophilus Andersen
Private First Class
Served in Spanish American War
Special Note: 7th Regular U.S. Artillery
Submitted by: Pat Buncher, Lot #917
Submitted by: David & Kathleen Kartye, Lot #231
Relationship: daughter/step-daughter
James Harris Auckley, US Marines
Sergeant
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: Carolyn Auckley, Lot #70
Ronald L. Aylward, US Army
1st Lieutenant
Served in Korean War
Submitted by: Ron Aylward, Lot #2334
Relationship: self
David Baetz, US Army
First Lieutenant
Submitted by: Suzanne Baetz, Lot #2241
E. Bartelt, US Army
W. O. 2
Submitted by: Larry Klein, Lot #2480
Relationship: niece’s husband
Submitted by: Bob & Judy Andersen, Lot #140
Relationship: great-grandfather to Bob
Roy Anderson, US Army
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Jeff & Sharon Thomsen, Lot #2143
Relationship: uncle
Mark Antal, US Army
Captain
Served in Iraq
John Antal, US Air Force
Captain
Served in Iraq
“Proud to Be” by Corey Best
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Gary F. Barton, US Navy
Commander
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: Gary followed in his father’s
service in the US Navy.
Submitted by: Mary Ann Barton, Lot #2208
Gerald F. Barton, US Navy
Aviation Machinist’s Mate
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Mary Ann Barton, Lot #2208
Relationship: father in law
George S. Bassett, US Air Force
Major
Served 1981-1984
Special Note: Stationed Wright Patterson,
Dayton, Ohio
Submitted by: Ruth Bassett, Lot #586
Guy Baum, US Air Force
Lt. Colonel
Served in Iraq and Bosnia
Submitted by: David & Suzanne Baetz, Lot #2241
Relationship: son
Scott Beaudoin, US Army
Sergeant E5
Special Note: Special Forces - Green Beret
Submitted by: Larry & Jan Gregory, Lot #1316
Relationship: son-in-law
George William Behnen, US Army
Private First Class
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Mike & Darlyne Behnen, Lot #1162
William F. Behr, US Navy
Served in WWII
Submitted by: William F Behr, Jr., Lot #1208
George Berger, US Air Force
Captain
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Tom Berger, Lot #376
Brett Biernbaum, US Air Force
Senior Airman
Served in Afghanistan
Special Note: Stationed in San Antonio, Texas
Submitted by: Bob & Joy Stafford, Lot #166
Relationship: grandchild
Cecelia Biernbaum, US Air Force
Senior Airman
Special Note: Stationed in San Antonio, Texas
Submitted by: Bob & Joy Stafford, Lot 166
Relationship: grandchild
Eugene Bierut, US Coast Guard
Commander
Served in WWII
Special Note: Eugene served on a corvette doing
anti-submarine work to protect convoys in the
North Atlantic. He later served on a destroyer
in the Pacific, supporting the “island hopping”
amphibious assaults. He saw a lot of action
against German submarines and Japanese
planes, but missed the invasion of Iwo Jima
because he was getting his appendix taken out
in Pearl Harbor! He served in the reserves for
many years after the war.
Submitted by: Laura Bierut, Lot #107
Steve Bisesi, US Army
E4
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: Bud & Karla Oldani, Lot #860
Relationship: brother-in-law
Ward Blackmer, US Army
Master Sergeant
Served in WWII, Korean, Vietnam
Special Note: A superior gunnary officer
Submitted by: Nile Rambottom, Lot #2230
Relationship: uncle
Robert L. Blue
First Lieutenant
Served in Vietnam
James Bowers, US Marine Corp.
Private First Class
Served in WWII
Special Note: James was at the Battle of Iwo
Jima in 1945. He served from 1944 to 1946.
He received the Purple Heart.
Submitted by: Betty Bowers, Lot #906
Don Boyce, US Navy
Lieutenant JG
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: USS Monmouth County, LST 1032
Submitted by: Don Boyce, Lot #599
Relationship: self
W. Boyce, US Air Force
A1
Relationship: cousin
Scott Bozada, US Army
Sergeant
Serving in Afghanistan
Submitted by: John, Karen, Hayden Sanborn, Lot #965
Relationship: friend
Jerry Branham, US Army
Corporal
Serving during the Cuban Missile Crisis
Submitted by: Barbara Branham, Lot #1101
Submitted by: Rachel Mrkacek, Lot #972
Robert Boedeker, US Army
Served in WWII
Special Note: Dad was in the Signal Corps in
the Pacific from 1942-1945. I was 3 months old
when he left and 3 years old when he returned.
Submitted by: Carol Reinheimer, Lot #1188
Nicholas Bommarito, US Army
Specialist 5
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: So very proud of you and thank
God he brought you back home to me.
Submitted by: Candice Bommarito, Lot #882
Elvin C. Bourgeois, Jr., US Army
Private First Class
Served in WWII.
Special Note: A former property owner who
loved IBK!
Submitted by: Barbara McKay, Lot #21
Thomas E. Bourke, US Army
Major
Served in Vietnam, Sept. 1967 – Sept. 1968
Special Note: ~ Combat Medic Badge, Bronze
Star, Army Commendation Medal
Submitted by: Thomas Bourke, Lot 249
Relationship: self
Robert J. Braendle, US Army
Spec 5
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: Occupation of Berlin (Vietnam era)
Submitted by: Barb Braendle, Lot #480
Donn Paul Brazier, US Army Air Force
Major
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Terry Brazier, Lot #880
Terry Edward Brazier, US Marines
Corporal
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: Elizabeth Brazier, Lot #880
Rob Breck, US Army
Sergeant
Submitted by: John, Karen, Haydon Sanborn, Lot #965
Jim Bridges
2nd Lieutenant
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: Passed away at age 64 on
9/10/2008 of ALS
Submitted by: Bev Bridges, Lot #316
Jeffrey Bubb, US Army
PFC
Served from 2010-Present
Submitted by: Robert Bubb, Lot #218
Relationship: son
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Robert Bubb, US Army
Captain
Served from 1954-1956
Submitted by: Robert Bubb, Lot #218
Relationship: self
John B. Buncher, US Air Force
First Lieutenant
Special Note: Weather Officer, Deceased
Mark Buncher, US Air Force
Major (Retired)
Relationship: son
Thomas L. Burns, Jr., US Navy Submarine
Service
EM3/SS (Electricians’ Mate, Third class Submarine Service)
Served in Cold War/Vietnam
Special Note: Tom is currently active working
with the USSVI USS Springfield Base of Submarine Veterans.
Submitted by: Diane Burns, Lot #169
Luke Alexander Buschman, US Army
Private
Currently Serving in Italy
Special Note: Completed Advanced Individual
Training on 5/16/14, as a combat medic. Will
be stationed in Italy for 3 years with the 173rd
Airborne.
Submitted by: Larry & Linda Buschman, Lot #500
John C. Calhoun, US Marine Corps
Corporal
Served in KIA Vietnam, January 1968
Special Note: We are from the same neighborhood in South Boston, Massachusetts, Navy
Cross awarded posthumously
Submitted by: Tom Irwin, Lot #777
Gregory V. Campion, US Army
Major
Served in Kosovo & 2 tours in Iraq
Special Note: We are very proud of Greg and his
service to our country!
Submitted by: Dan West, Lot #2141
Dan Carlson, US Army
E-5
Served in Germany, during Vietnam
Submitted by: Lonna Carlson, Lot #499
Tony Catlett, US Army
E4
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: Bud & Karla Oldani, Lot #860
Relationship: brother-in-law/brother
Joseph Cherney, US Army
Served in WWII
Special Note: Paratrooper shot down in Normandy
Submitted by: Pat Amato Kreienkamp, Lot #2425
Relationship: uncle
Kyle Chesmut, US Army
PFC
Submitted by: Gay & Ginger King, Lot #551
Relationship: nephew
Charles Edward Chrismer, US Air Force
Staff Sergeant
Served in Gulf War
Special Note: Charles served in Germany,
Japan, Spain, Cambodia, etc. He managed
logistics during the Gulf War and retired after
serving 22 years in the Air Force.
Submitted by: Joan D’Ambrose, Lot # 2272
James Martin Chrismer, Sr., US Army
Private
Special Note: Jim enlisted and served 4 years in
the Army.
Ralph John Chrismer, US Air Force and US
Army
Sergeant Major
Served in Gulf War
Special Note: Ralph enlisted and served in the
Air Force soon after High School. He returned
home and became a St. Louis County Police
Officer. He became a reservist in the Army while
a policeman.
John V. Clancy
Petty Officer
Served in WWII
Special Note: He was activated during the Gulf
War.
Submitted by: Jack Clancy, Lot #490
Gene A. Cole, US Army
Sergeant
Served in WWII
Submitted by: June Cole, C92
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Donald Cosmano, US Army
Private First Class
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: In loving memory of a wonderful
Uncle...
Submitted by: Tim Cosmano, Lot #365
Relationship: uncle
Thomas Joseph Cradick Jr., US Army
Sergeant
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Tom Cradick, Lot #956
William H. Crandall, Sr., US Army
Sergeant
Served in WWII
Special Note: He retired a Sergeant Major
Submitted by: Carol Crandall, Lot #564
Relationship: father-in-law
William H. Crandall, Jr., US Army & Navy
Submitted by: Carol Crandall, Lot #564
Robert W. Cranston, US Air Force
Served in 1965-1972
Special Note: F4 Phantom
Submitted by: Carolyn Cranston, Lot #967
C. Crites, US Coast Guard
Petty Officer 2
Relationship: uncle
Gerald “Jerry” Cutter, US Army
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: He was Lot #5
Submitted by: Jason & Kelly Cutter, Lot #160
Max Davis, US Marine Corp.
Corporal
Served on an aircraft carrier in places like Yemen
Submitted by: Dave & Kathleen Kartye, Lot #231
Romondo E. Davis, US Navy
Petty Officer Third Class
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Gary & Caryl Jewell, Lot #718
Stuart Davis
Lieutenant
Special Note: Passed away 10 years ago
Submitted by: Dorris Davis, Lot #873
Virgil Dawson, US Army
Tec Sergeant
Served in WWII (1941-1956)
Submitted by: Albert Dawson, Lot #482
John Dees
Submitted by: Joyce Brockhaus, Lot #102
Nathan Austin Denny, US Marine Corps
Corporal
Served in Iraq 2009
Special Note: Nathan is deceased.
Submitted by: Kim Hite
William Denson, US Army
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: Karen Denson, employee
Edwin W. Desmond, Jr., US Army
Colonel
Submitted by: Jenny Sturm, Lot #2239
Linda Marie Detring, US Navy Reserves
Captain (Retired)
Served in Gulf War
Special Note: Linda is a registered nurse and
reservist. She was activated during the Gulf War
and served in Bahrain.
Submitted by: Joan D’Ambrose, Lot #2272
Relationship: best friend
Carl Dieckmann, US Air Force Reserves
Major
Served in South Korea
Submitted by: Sharon Dieckmann, Lot #494
Relationship: son
Emily Dieckmann, US Air Force Reserves
Major
Served in South Korea
Submitted by: Sharon Dieckmann, Lot #494
Relationship: daughter-in-law
Jerry Diekroeger, US Army
First Lieutenant
Submitted by: Carol Diekroeger, Lot #255
William Dikkers, US Army
Sergeant
Served in WWII
Special Note: He was in the European Theatre
- Italy
Submitted by: Susan & Kurt Dikkers, Lot #531
Charles DiMaria, Sr., US Navy
Served in WWII
Special Note: Served in the Pacific Theater
Submitted by: DiMaria Family, Lot #77
James G. Dixon, US Air Force
Master Sergeant, Retired
Served in multiple operations
Special Note: My son-in-law retired May 1, 2013
after 21 years, 5 months and 5 days of service
in the United States Air Force. He was a C-130
Loadmaster.
Elmer Bischoff Ernst Jr., US Army,
Served in WWII
Special Note: Assigned to 10th Mtn Div., Camp
Swift, TX, overseas from Jan. to August 1945.
Cited for meritorious service as communications
runner between front lines and his company
commander.
William Dixon, US Air Force & IL Air
National Guard
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: Was killed in an accident when
he diverted a malfunctioning crashing plane
from hitting a school in Illinois; a monument
dedicated to him and his crew is located at Scott
AFB, IL.
Mike Evanoff, US Navy
Commander
Special Note: Mike served active duty in the
Naval Reactors Program; reserves in Naval
Engineering Program; returned to active duty
following 9/11.
Submitted by: Shirley Gasparich, Lot #208
Submitted by: Edward & Beverly McCabe, Lot #212
David Dodd, US Marine Corp.
Submitted by: David Dodd
Relationship: self
Eric Donovan, US Air Force
Master Sergeant
Served in Iraq and Afghanistan
Submitted by: Jim Donovan, Lot #934
Relationship: son
Submitted by: Dorothy Vallat-Ernst, Lot #88
Submitted by: Brad Evanoff, Lot #107
Richard Evanoff, US Navy
Lt. Commander
Served in Vietnam and Cold War
Special Note: Richard served in the submarine
service from 1959-1979, at time finding himself
in hot parts of the cold war.
Submitted by: Brad Evanoff, Lot #107
Randy G. Fant, US Army
Sergeant
Jim Donovan, US Air Force
Lieutenant Colonel
Served in Vietnam, Grenada, Just Cause, and
Desert Storm
Submitted by: Dan & Jan Hughes, Lot #513
Norman Drissell, US Army
Private First Class
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Tom & Linda Shaw, Lot #2128
Submitted by: Anne Marie Donovan, Lot #934
Submitted by: Ruth Drissell, Lot #914
Jefferson L. DuBinok, US Marine Corps
Colonel
Served for 24 years
Special Note: Serving our country around the
world for 24 years
Michael Feger, US Marines
LCPL
Scheduled to deploy to Afghanistan later this
year.
Ted Fiedler
First Lieutenant
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: Ted & Penny Fiedler, Lot #2220
Relationship: self
Penny Fiedler
Captain
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: Patsy & Chuck Madinger, Lot #2229
Submitted by: Ted & Penny Fiedler, Lot #2220
Relationship: self
Ian Duncan, US Marines
Enlisted
Currently serving
Lillian Toth Finn, US Army
Major
Served in Korea
Submitted by: Marsha Tischler/Chuck Magnuson, Lot #2454
Submitted by: Christy Finn Pershall, Lot #800
Relationship: mother
Gerard Egel, US Air Force
Lt. Colonel
Special Note: Retired
Murray E. Finn, US Navy & US Army
Captain (Army)
Served in WWII & Korea
Submitted by: Ken & Nancy Winkler, Lot #2502
Relationship: son
Eugene A. Erker, Jr., US Navy
Seaman Second Class
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Eugene A. Erker III, Lot #426
Relationship: son
-11-
Submitted by: Christy Finn Pershall, Lot# 800
Christopher L. Fletcher, US Navy
First Class Petty Officer
Served for 9 years
Special Note: Serviced on a submarine as a
Sonar Tech
Submitted by: Gary & Susan Fletcher, Lot #834
Relationship: son
Paul B. Foerster, US Navy
Petty Officer
Served in WWII
Submitted by: William J. Foerster, Lot #167
Paul R. Foerster, US Navy
Petty Officer
William J. Foerster, US Army
Specialist
Served in Vietnam
Relationship: self
Keith Robert Franke, US Air Force Reserves
Lt. Colonel
Currently at Wright Patterson, Dayton, Ohio. He
is an Instructor pilot for the C-17.
Special Note: Desert Storm, Haiti, Bosnia,
Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, Operation Iraq
Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom
Submitted by: Robert & Barbara Franke, Lot #44
Relationship: son
Kenneth Frederick, US Navy
Seaman First Class
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Linda F. Martin, Lot #194
Paul Friemel, US Army
First Lieutenant
Served 1966-1969
Submitted by: Paul Friemel, Lot #765
Relationship: self
John D. Fudge, US Navy
2nd Class Petty Officer
Served 1957-1963
Submitted by: Alice Fudge, Lot #582
Relationship: wife
Ross A. Gaia, US Marine Corp.
Corporal
Special Note: Ross has just completed his 3rd
year in the Marine Corp and was promoted
to Corporal in March 2014. After his tour in
Afghanistan, he served in relief duty after Hurricane Sandy in New York.
Alex B. Gallagher, US Army
Submitted by: Glenda Rice, Lot #1102
Relationship: brother-in-law’s father
John Gebhards, US Army
Lt. Colonel
Served in Vietnam/Desert Storm
Special Note: Vietnam - 1st Cav (Black Jack),
Desert Storm - 1st Special Ops Command
Submitted by: Phyllis Gebhards, Lot #881
Korey Gerdeman, US Army
Captain
Served in Iraq
Submitted by: Dave & Janet Gerdeman
Relationship: son
Steven Gies, US Army
Captain
Served in WWII
Special Note: Worked for Innsbrook, designed
and installed alarm system
Submitted by: Don & Ann Boyce, Lot #599
Fred Gillham, US Army
Private
Served in Germany in occupation after WWII,
1952-53
Submitted by: Ron & Pattie James, Lot #205
Relationship: Pattie’s father
Jonathan Glantz, US Coast Guard
Commander
Submitted by: Arlene Glantz, Lot #1093
Eugene Godfrey, US Army
Captain
Served in WWII
Submitted by: John Godfrey, Lot #143
Glen Goss, US Air Force
Colonel
Served in Iraq
Submitted by: Jerry & Carol Diekroeger, Lot #255
Bob Goulding, US Navy
Lieutenant
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: Bob Goulding, Lot #560
Relationship: self
William Graetz, US Army
Sergeant
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Frank Graetz, Lot #649
Relationship: father/grandfather
Submitted by: Mark & Sharon Gaia, Lot #652
Relationship: son
Larry Gregory, US Army
Sergeant E5
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: Purple Heart Recipient
Submitted by: Jan Gregory, Lot #1316
Bert Alfred Grow, US Army
Lieutenant
Served in WWII
Submitted by: The Grow Family, Lot #706
Gary Lee Grow, US Marine Corp.
Corporal
Served in Vietnam
Roger Martin Grow, US Army
Specialist 4
Served in Vietnam
Charles H. Gualdoni, US Army
Corporal
Served in WWII
Special Note: Charlie was a Tank Commander in
Patton’s Third Army. Saw action in Africa, Italy,
France, and Germany. Was awarded the Purple
Heart, Bronze Star, and others.
Submitted by: Pat Teeple, Lot #106
Richard J. Haberstroh, US Army
Private
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Rick Haberstroh, Lot #98
John Hachtel, US Air Force
Staff Sergeant
Served in Korea
Submitted by: John Hachtel, Lot #475
Relationship: self
Gary Hadley, US Army
Corporal
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: Gary was a paratrooper and was
shot down in Vietnam. He gave the ultimate sacrifice and his name is listed on the Vietnam Wall
of Honor in Washington, D.C.
Submitted by: Joan D’Ambrose, Lot #2272
Charles Hahn, Jr., US Army
Staff Sergeant
Served in WWII
Special Note: He received the Medal of Honor,
and Purple Heart.
Submitted by: Teresa Edwards, Lot # 2216
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James R. Hall, US Army
Spec. 4
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: Your family and friends love you
and thank you for your service to our country.
Submitted by: Kathy Hall, Lot #1714
Ken Hanne, US Army
Sgt. 4th Class, 11th Infantry
Submitted by: Ken Hanne
Relationship: self
Archie Hamby, US Army
Served in WWII
Fred Hamby, US Army
Served in WWII
Relationship: uncle
Estle (Al) Hard, US Navy
Staff Sergeant
Served in WWII
Special Note: Assigned to Seabees building air
fields in Europe
Relationship: step-father of Beverly
Ron Harlan, US Army
Sergeant E5
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: Vietnam-4th Inf Div (Ankhe
Central Highlands), 101st Aborne (Airmobile)
2nd/506 Inf Div (west of Quang Tri)--age 21
Submitted by: Ron & Peg Harlan, Associate
Relationship: self
Gene Harlow, US Marine Corp.
Sergeant
Served in OEF, OIF
Special Note: Gene served in Afghanistan and
Iraq, on the ground with the US Marine Corp.
Submitted by: Laura Bierut, Lot #107
Vincent O. Harris, US Army
Served in Korea
Relationship: sister-in-law’s father
William E. Hartrich, US Army
Warrant Officer/Helicopter Pilot
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: Ann Wollaegar, Lot #391
Harold Hendren, US Air Force
Sergeant
Served in WWII
Relationship: uncle
David L. Heyman, US Army
Specialist
Served in Desert Shield and Desert Storm
Special Note: Specialist Heyman paid the ultimate price for freedom when he volunteered for
a mission that took his life. Died Feb. 28, 1991.
He received the Army Commendation Medal
(posthumous). We Miss you every Day!
Submitted by: Jacquelin C. Kemp, Lot #879
Relationship: son
Harvey Hieken, US Army, 25th Infantry
Division
Staff Sergeant
Served in WWII, Philippine Islands
Special Note: Was in the South Pacific on VE
Day.
Submitted by: Harvey Hieken, Lot 493
Relationship: self
Robert L. Higgins, US Army
Corporal
Submitted by: Eleanor Higgins, Lot #547
James Edgar Hill, US Navy
Seabee
Served in WWII
Special Note: 1944-1946 in Philippines
Submitted by: Hill Family, Lot #832
Relationship: grandfather
James Robert Hill, US Army
First Lieutenant
Served 1967-1969
James Robert Hill, Jr., US Navy
Petty Officer 3rd Class
Served 1994-1998
Special Note: Operations Specialist
Relationship: son
David Lindell Hite, US Army
Sergeant
Served three tours in Iraq
Submitted by: Kim Hite
Relationship: son
Wilson Hoefle, US Army
Sergeant
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Frank Graetz, Lot #649
Relationship: father/grandfather
Natalie Hoffman, US Army
Captain
Submitted by: Mike & Karen Modesto, Lot #14
Relationship: daughter-in-law’s sister
Terry Hoffman, US Army
Captain
Relationship: daughter-in-law’s brother-in-law
Mark Stephen Holloway, US Air Force
Sergeant First Class
Serving in Iraq Freedom
Special Note: Mark was in the service for 12
years.
Submitted by: Carol McGill, Lot #2225
Relationship: son
Roger Holt, US Army
Sergeant
Submitted by: John, Karen, & Hayden Sanborn, Lot #965
Glenn C. Holtz, US Army
PFC
Served in WWII
Special Note: Served as a Scout Flame Thrower
in the 33rd Inf. Div.’43-’45 in the South Pacific
(New Guinea & the Philippines). Recipient of the
Silver Star, Bronze Star, Presidential Citation &
3 battle stars. He will celebrate his 90th birthday
on July 11, 2011 and is doing well.
Submitted by: Lennis Bange, Lot #1130
Nicholas Edward Hooper, US Army
Second Lieutenant
Served in the 173rd Airborne 91st Cavalry,
Grafenwohr, Germany
Submitted by: Blake & Laura Hooper, Lot #456
Relationship: son
Charles D. Hughes, US Army
Spec 5
Submitted by: Jan Hughes, Lot #513
Charles E. Hughes, US Navy
Radio Man First Class
Served in WWII
Max Hummel, US Army
Corporal
Served in WWII
Special Note: He was in European Theatre,
Bomb Disposal Squad
Submitted by: Susan & Kurt Dikkers, Lot #531
Chelsea Quinn Hunkler-Linvill, US Army
First Lieutenant
Submitted by: Dolores Hunkler, Lot #1702
Relationship: daughter
Kiley Francis Hunkler, US Army
Second Lieutenant
Currently Serving
-13-
Bill Hurst, US Marine Corps
Served in WWII
Relationship: uncle
Andrew Ishmael, Army National Guard
Sergeant FC
Served in Iraq/Afghanistan
Submitted by: Jerry & Barbara Branham, Lot #1101
Relationship: son
Sarah C. Ishmael, Army National Guard
Sergeant FC
Served in Iraq, now in Egypt
Submitted by: Jerry & Barbara Branham, Lot #1101
Frank James Ivey, US Army
E5
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: Frank served during the Vietnam
War from 1969-71. He was stationed at Fort
Clayton, Panama Canal Zone in the Med Unit.
Submitted by: Marg Ivey, Lot #947
Marcus J. Jackson, US Air Force
Major
Served in Iraq
Special Note: Helicopter Combat Search and
Rescue Pilot/Instructor
Submitted by: Jack Clancy, Lot #490
Relationship: brother in law
Steven Jackson, US Navy
Master Chief
Currently in Norfolk, VA
Submitted by: George Ockuly, Lot #644
Keith Jenkins, US Army
Served in Afghanistan/Iraq
Special Note: SERGEANT JENKINS recently
was awarded DRILL SERGEANT of 2014
CYCLE.
Submitted by: Deborah Jenkins, Lot #540
Relationship: son
Delbert Earl Jewell, Missouri Air National
Guard
Colonel
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Gary & Caryl Jewell, Lot #718
Michael P. Johnston, Coast Guard
Seaman
Martin J. Jordan, US Army
Private
Served in WWII
Special Note: Purple Heart recipient.
Submitted by: Bob & Kelly Jordan, Lot #331
Oliver W. Kaufman, Coast Guard
Radio Man First Class
Served in WWII
Robert Ellis Keller, PHD, US Navy
Seaman First Class, Retired
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Karen & James Keller, Lot #646
Donald Kern, US Army
Corporal
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: Joseph & Marilyn Kern
Joseph Kern, US Army
1st Lieutenant
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: Was stationed in Germany before
Vietnam. Was in the service from 1968-1971.
Submitted by: Marilyn Kern, Lot #973
Joseph Kern, Sr., US Army
Corporal
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Marilyn Kern, Lot #973
Kory King, US Navy
PFC
Was stationed in Saudia Arbia during his enlistment
Relationship: son
E. Klein, US Coast Guard
Commander
Relationship: niece’s husband
G. L. Klein, US Navy
Petty Officer 2
J. G. Klein, US Navy
Commander, Retired
J. R. Klein, US Navy
Sr. Ch., Retired
-14-
L. Klein, US Army
Staff Sergeant
Relationship: uncle
L. D. Klein, US Navy
Petty Officer 3
Relationship: self
N. Klein Bartelt, US Coast Guard
Lieutenant
Relationship: niece
R. J. Klein, US Navy
Lieutenant
R. Klein Cadwell, US Army
Captain
Relationship: niece
Joe Klepac Sr., US Air Force
Airman First Class
Served in Korea
Submitted by: Marie Waechter-Klepac, Lot 628
Orville William Kloeckener, US Navy
Lieutenant Commander - Aviation
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Ken Kloeckener, Lot #608
Kenneth William Kloeckener, US Army
Sergeant E5 - Infantry
Served in Vietnam 1966-68
Relationship: self
William George Kloeckener, US Army
Specialist 4th Class - Aviation
Served in Desert Storm 1990-91
Relationship: son
Allan Klute, US Air Force
Lieutenant
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Eileen Klute, Lot #1182
Christopher Koenig, US Air Force
2nd Lieutenant
John W. Koenig, Sr., US Army
Sergeant
Served in WWII
Stephanie Koenig, US Air Force
2nd Lieutenant
Relationship: niece
Joe Konya, US Army
Staff Sergeant
Served in WWII
Special Note: Joe served for 3 years in the South
Pacific. He made many beach heads and is 89
years old.
Submitted by: Patricia Konya, Lot #163
Steven Kreh, US Army
Major
Served in Iraq
Special Note: Currently teaching at West Point
Submitted by: Lee & Sharon Kreh, Lot #1124
Relationship: son
Angela Kreh, US Army
Captain
Served in Iraq
Special Note: Veteran non-active status
Submitted by: Lee & Sharon Kreh, Lot #1124
Raymond Stricker Kreienkamp, US Army
PFC
Served in WWI
Special Note: Purple Heart Recipient
Submitted by: Ray Kreienkamp, Lot #2425
Alfred Kroeger, US Army
Private First Class
Served in WWI (1917-1919)
Special Note: Wounded in action at Chateau
Thierry in France, received the Purple Heart in
1986, 68 years later.
Submitted by: Marilyn Dawson, Lot #482
Dr. Emile D. Lambrechts, US Navy
Lt. JD
Served in WWII
Donald R. Linke, US Army
Colonel
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: Susan K Linke, Lot #625
Joshua W. Linvill, US Army
Captain
Currently Serving
Carroll L. Loos, US Air Force
Sr. Master Sergeant
Served in WWII, Korean, Vietnam
Special Note: He was in the Air Force for 23
years
Submitted by: Kimball K & Brenda Loos, Lot #2366
Elmer S. Lovasz, US Army
Tec 4
Served in WWII
Special Note: Thank You!
Submitted by: Craig Lovasz, Lot 133, Tracy Sator, C154
John Lower, US Air Force
First Lieutenant
Special Note: Campo Air Base-4th Fighter
Group
Submitted by: Joanne Lower, Lot #977
Sean Mager, US Army
CW4
Served in Bosnia/Herzegovina (Operation Joint
Endeavour), Iraq (Iraqi Freedom), and Afghanistan (Operation Enduring Freedom)
Special Note: Retired April, 2012 after serving
over 20 years.
Submitted by: Thomas & Linda Shaw, Lot #2128
Relationship: son
James Maginnis, US Air Force
Submitted by: Mary Jane Lambrechts, Lot #915
Submitted by: Steph & Carol Otis, Lot #723
Jack Leonard, US Navy
Petty Officer Second Class
Served from 1970-1973
Chuck Magnuson, US Army
Enlisted
Served during the Vietnam Era
Glen Lenk, US Army
Sergeant
Served in WWII
Dean Allan Maris, US Marines
Captain
Served in WWII & Korea
Special Note: Dad, Thanks for your service.
Love, Susan
Submitted by: Cindy Leonard, Lot #677
Submitted by: Curt Lenk, Lot #322
Steve Lenk, US Army
Corporal
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: Curt Lenk, Lot #322
Submitted by: Marsha Tischler, Lot #2454
Submitted by: Susan Maris Watkins and Ron Watkins, Lot
#695
Dr. Dan Martin, Sr., US Army
Captain
Submitted by: Mary Lou Martin, Lot #216
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Ralph C. Martin, US Navy
Carpenter’s Mate First Class
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Larry Martin and Patrick Martin, Lot #194 &
#1718
Brian Allen Marvin, US Army
Special Note: Brian has served in the Army for
16 1/2 years. He is currently a recruiter for
Special Operations in Ft. Campbell KY.
Submitted by: Don & Dena Zuch, Lot #2213
Relationship: son
Earl Mathis, US Navy
Lt. Colonel
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Carol Kappel, Lot #2439
Relation ship: father
Bill Matthew, US Navy
1964-1966, USS McKean D.D. 784
Served in Vietnam War, 1965
Submitted by: Bill Matthew, Lot #541
Relationship: self
Dr. James O. Mavis, US Navy
2nd Class Petty Officer
Served in WWII
Special Note: Stationed on the Marshall Islands
in the Pacific Theater. Served as an Aviation
Supply Officer supporting active fighter/bomber
squadrons.
Submitted by: Douglas Mavis, Lot #30
Michael Mayhall, US Army National Guard
MP
Sergeant
Served in Kosovo & Iraq
Submitted by: Carol Duling, Lot #146
Dr. Edward B. McCabe, Sr.
Captain
Served in WWII
Special Note: Medical witness at Nuremberg
Trials
Relationship: father of Edward
Edward B. McCabe, Jr, USAF & MO Air
National Guard
Colonel
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: Retired as Vice Commander of
Jefferson Barracks Missouri Air National Guard
Base
Submitted by: Beverly McCabe, Lot #212
A.J. McComas, US Marines
Sergeant
Served in Korea
Jacob D. McCullen, US Army 173rd Airborne
Combat Medic
Sergeant
Served in Afghanistan (two tours), currently
stationed in North Carolina
Michael L. Morice, US Army
First Sergeant
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: Mike was drafted and served 20
years
John McKay, Jr., US Army
1st Lieutenant
Served in WWII
Lionel W. Morice, US Army
Army Spec. E-4
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: Lionel enlisted and volunteered
for Vietnam duty
Submitted by: Rick & Tammy Schmitt
Relationship: stepson/son
Submitted by: Jack McKay, Lot #21
William J. McKenna
Petty Officer, Third Class
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Karen McKenna/Katie & Willy, Lot #99
Relationship: husband/dad
Walter McManus, US Army
Captain, Air Corps
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Priscilla Welter, Lot #2292
Nick Mersinger, US Air Force
Staff Sergeant
Served in Afghanistan, Africa, and Lakenheath
Air Force, England
Submitted by: Larry & Brenda Klein, Lot #2480
Relationship: son
Gary Merz, US Army
SP4-E4
Served 1961-1964
Submitted by: Heidi & Steve Morice, Lot #2504
Submitted by: Heidi & Steve Morice, Lot #2504
Edward L. Morris, US Navy
Lieutenant
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: Peggy Morris, Lot #506
Edward H. Morris, US Army Air Corps
Staff Sergeant
Served in WWII
Special Note: Imo Jima
Submitted by: Peggy Morris, Lot #506
Corey Murphy, US Marines
Served in Iraq and Afghanistan
Submitted by: Linda Kilwin, Lot #624
Justin Murphy, US Marines
Currently in Afghanistan
Submitted by: Pat Merz, Lot #1123
David C. Miller, US Navy
Radioman, Third Class
Served in WWII
Special Note: Thank you again for your service
and sacrifice during World War II.
Zach Murphy, US Army
Submitted by: John K. Miller, Lot #188
Loren Laurence Miller, III, US Air Force
Captain, Retired
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: Karen Keller Miller, Lot #646
Loren Laurence Miller, IV, US Army
Sergeant First Class, Retired
Served in Iraq
Submitted by: Karen Keller Miller, Lot #646
Relationship: son
Gilbert E. Moberg, US Army
Relationship: stepfather
James W. Moore, US Army
Spec. 4
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: Jane Moore, Lot #2500
B. Niemann, US Air Force
Colonel
Clarence Doug Norris, US Navy
Commander
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: Doug joined the Navy Reserve on
the day President Kennedy made his speech on
the Cuban missile crisis. Graduated from OCS
in June 1965. He served aboard the USS Jamestown AGTR3 and the USS Mt. Baker AE4. Both
ships were off the coast of Vietnam while Doug
was aboard. Doug stayed in the Navy Reserve
after discharge from active duty, serving a total
of 29 years on active duty and the reserves.
Submitted by: Evy Norris, Lot #2342
Leo Patrick O’Brien, US Army
Private First Class
Served in WWI
Special Note: Killed in France 11/18/1918
Relationship: great-uncle to Judy
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Raymond Francis O’Brien, US Army
Private First Class
Served in WWII
Special Note: Served in France
Relationship: uncle to Judy
George Ockuly, US Marine
Corporal
Served during 1958-1964
Relationship: self
Michael Olson
First Lieutenant
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: Carolyn Olson & Charles Buchholz, Lot #962
Relationship: Carolyn’s brother
Michael J. O’Toole, US Army
Spec 3
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: My brother was killed in Vietnam
while serving in the US Army on December 20,
1968. He was 20 years old. He was awarded the
Bronze Metal and the Silver Star.
Submitted by: John O’Toole, Lot #418
Kurt Otto, US Army
Specialist
Special Note: Completed BCT March, 2013 and
will complete AIT in July, 2013. Received 2013
Soldier of the Year Award for 620th CSSB
Submitted by: Linda Otto, Lot #919
Relationship: son
Raymond Palmer, US Army & National
Guard
First Lieutenant
Served in Kosovo Conflict
Francis James Pedrotti, US Marine Corps
Private First Class
Served in WWII
Special Note: Went down with the Arizona,
12/7/1941 Pearl Harbor
Relationship: cousin to Judy
Leo Francis Pedrotti, US Army
Private First Class
Served in WWII
Special Note: Okinawa, Japan
William S. Pedrotti, US Marine Corps
Private First Class
Samuel E. Pershall, US Navy
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Christy Finn Pershall, Lot #800
Ernest Peter, US Army
Sergeant
Served in WWI
Gene Roedder, US Army
1st Lieutenant
Served in Vietnam
James Rollen Shamel, US Marines
Sergeant
Served in WWII & Korean
Jerry Phelan, US Air Force
Captain
Served in Cold War
Orval Edward Rogers, US Army
Corporal
Served in WWII
Special Note: My father was a member of the
Black Hawk division and served 2 tours in WWII
both in the European and Pacific Theatres.
Robert (Bud) Shantz, US Army
Pilot
Served in WWII
Bryan Schlenther, US Army National Guard
E-5 Military Police
Served in ~ Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom
Special Note: Was with the United States Navy
for 8 years before joining the Army National
Guard
Submitted by: Judi Harmon, Lot # 459
Submitted by: Sue Clancy, Lot #490
Submitted by: Mary Phelan, Lot #825
Russell H. Place, US Marines, US Navy & US
Air Force
Senior Master Sergeant
Served in Korea & Vietnam
Special Note: My Father started off in the Marines, then went into the Navy, then retired from
the Air Force in 1965. He also worked for the
army after he retired for a few years.
Submitted by: Connie Gamache, Lot #957
Daniel A. Ragusky, US Army Air Corp
Staff Sergeant
Served in WWII
Special Note: Dad flew 22 missions in the European field and was involved in the bombing raids
on the Ploesti Oil Fields before being shot down
over Germany. He was wounded and spent 9
months as a POW before being liberated.
Submitted by: Linda & Larry Buschman, Lot #500
Relationship: father (deceased)
Rolla Reeder, US Army
Corporal
Served in WWI
Submitted by: Carolyn Kingsbury, Lot #683
Arthur John Reinhardtko, US Navy
E-3 (engineer 3rd class)
Served in WWII
Special Note: Our dad will turn 90 years old this
June. My parents have traveled a lot but in the
last 2 years we have gone to the WW II Memorial
in Wash. D.C. and just took a cruise to see the
Arizona Memorial in Hawaii. It always amazes
us that whenever he wears his USS Boise hat,
people will stop on the street to say “thank you”
and shake his hand. We love you, Dad, and could
not be more proud of your service to our country.
Submitted by: Diane Kohl, Lot #766
Clyde E. Rice, US Marine Corp.
Corporal
Served in WWII
Al Roche, US Air Force
Private First Class
Served in WWII 1944-1952
Submitted by: Sallie Roche, Lot #173
Submitted by: Carol Roedder, Lot #619
Submitted by: Donna L. Rogers, Lot #229
Submitted by: Michelle Woolf, employee
Leroy “Hank” Schmidt, US Air Force
Airman First Class
Special Note: Stationed in Vermont during
Korean war
Submitted by: Linda Otto, Lot #919
Richard W. Schoene, US Air Force
Captain
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: Dick was Captain on a KC-135
Air Refueling aircraft.
Submitted by: Wife and Daughters, Lot #2226
Joseph D. Schofield, US Navy
Corpsman
Special Note: He was a Medic and good friend.
John Schuster, US Army
E-4 Corporal
Served in 1960
Special Note: Served in Turkey and Germany in
60’s
Submitted by: Janet Schuster, Lot #650
William S. Schute, US Navy
Lieutenant JG
Submitted by: John Schute & Ceil Diemert, Lot #2522
Relationship: son
Ryan Scogin, US Air Force
C-17 Captain
Ronald Scott
CW2
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: 187th Assault Helicopter Co.
Submitted by: Cynthia Scott, Lot #788
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Submitted by: Lisa Cradick, Lot #956
Submitted by: Carol Roedder, Lot #619
Jim B. Shaw, US Navy
Seaman 1st Class
Served in WWII
David Shelton, US Marines
Lance Corporal
Special Note: Private Shelton completed basic
training in February 2012 and is currently
based at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton in
California.
Submitted by: Larry & Linda Buschman, Lot #500
Patricia A. Sloan, US Air Force
Airman First Class
Currently stationed at McGuire AFB in New
Jersey, 305 APS
Submitted by: Richard & Deborah Sloan, Lot #911
Dennis L. Sloan, US Air Force
Senior Airman
Currently in the 628th ABW/PA, Joint Base
Charleston, S.C.
Special Note: Start: 12/2009
Submitted by: Richard & Deborah Sloan, Lot #911
Relationship: son
Bill Smith, US Army
Captain
Served in Vietnam 1967-1968 – 101st Airborne,
Airborne
Submitted by: Sandy Smith, Lot #1705
Relationship: wife
Donald L. Smith, US Air Force
Served in Korea
Special Note: Spent 27 months in Japan
Submitted by: Shirley Smith, Lot #916
Mark L. Smith, US Navy
Second Class Petty Officer
Served in Korea
Special Note: Served with brother aboard escort
carriers USS Sicily and Point Cruz. Was at
Inchon Harbor, S. Korea when our repatriated
prisoners of war were released and taken to
hospital ships anchored in the harbor.
Submitted by: Mark Smith, Lot #553
Relationship: self
Robert G. Soderholm, US Navy
Commander
Served in Iraqi Freedom
Logan Stricker, US Marine Corp.
Lance Corporal
Robert V. Soderholm, US Naval Reserves
Commander
Special Note: Retired
Edmund Struckmeyer, US Navy
Submitted by: Bob Soderholm, Lot #2130
Relationship: son
Submitted by: Bob Soderholm, Lot #2130
Relationship: self
Erwin K. Sommers, US Army
Sergeant
Jim Spotanski, US Army
Spec. 4
Starting in 1966
Submitted by: Karen Spotanski, Lot #472
Stephen C. Spurgeon, MD, US Navy
Lt. Commander
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: Sandy Spurgeon, Lot #943
Max J. Starkloff, US Marines
Corporal
Served 1956-1958
Submitted by: Colleen Starkloff, Lot #174
Relationship: wife
JR Stephens, US Army
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: Paige & Nathan Stephens, Lot #723
Relationship: grandfather
Raymond E. Stephens
Sergeant
Submitted by: Alice Stephens, Lot #518
Tom Stevener, Naval Reserves
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: JoAnn Stevener, Lot #136
Wayne Leland Stout, US Navy
Midshipmen
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Debbie Strobach, Lot #2369
Mark Stoverink, US Air Force
Staff Sergeant
Served in Iraq
Submitted by: Dan & Paula Stoverink, Lot #498
Relationship: son
Jerome Struckmeyer, US Army
Served in Korea
Relationship: uncle
Edward Michael Sullivan, US Marine Corps
Corporal
Served in KIA Vietnam, June 1968
Special Note: We are from the same neighborhood in South Boston, Massachusetts
Submitted by: Tom Irwin, Lot #777
Richard A Summa MD, US Navy
Captain
Served in Desert Storm
Submitted by: Lynn Summa, Lot #745
Howard Thomsen, US Army
Served in WWII
Relationship: uncle
Jeff Thomsen, US Army
Served during the Vietnam era
Submitted by: Sharon Thomsen, Lot #2143
Joshua Tischler, US Air Force
1st Lieutenant
Currently serving
Relationship: son
Jason Tischler, US Army
Enlisted
Served in Iraq/Afghan, served at Guantanamo
Relationship: son
Benson Tomlinson
Lieutenant
Served in WWII
Submitted by: David Tomlinson, Lot #538
Kenneth E. Trask
Andrey Charles Sutton, US Marines
SP5
Lance Corporal
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: We are so very proud of you and
Special Note: Pacific Theatre.
your accomplishments. Thank you for keeping us Submitted by: Brent Trask, Lot #266
all safe. We love you. Semper Fi! Mom and Dad. Relationship: son
Submitted by: Gary & Mary Jo Sutton, Lot #497
Relationship: son
Verlin E. Sutton, US Army
Staff Sergeant
Served in WWII
Special Note: Thanks Dad for your service and
for being such an inspiration to me and to all
those who knew you. We love you and miss you
very much.
Submitted by: Gary Sutton, Lot #497
James W. Teeple, US Army
Specialist 4
Served in Korea 1971-1972
Special Note: Served in hostile fire zone in
Korea, 1971-1972.
Submitted by: Pat Teeple, Condo #106
Teresa Marie Theobald Haltem, US Army
Captain
Currently in Afghanistan
Special Note: West Point graduate.
Submitted by: Barbara Theobald, Lot #1195
Relationship: granddaughter
Bill Thomsen, US Army
Served in WWII
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Earl Trask
Tech 5
Served in WWII
Special Note: Pacific Theatre
Submitted by: Brent Trask, Lot #266
Charles Trendley, US Army
Specialist #5
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: Charles Trendley, Lot #1109
Relationship: self
Floyd R. Vaughan, US Marine Corps
Private First Class
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Lola Vaughan, Wayne Vaughan, Lot #142
Darin Via, US Navy
Captain
Served in Iraq/Afghanistan
Submitted by: Barry & Janet Freeman, Lot #473
Nicholas Vizgird, US Army
SPC
Served in Iraq
Special Note: Stationed in Basra, Iraq
Submitted by: David & Kathleen Kartye, Lot #231
James A. Waechter, Jr., US Army
First Lieutenant
Served in WWII
Special Note: Pacific Silver Star recipient
Submitted by: TC & Joe Klepac & Anne & Mark DeRousse
Donald Walter, US Marine Corp.
Corporal
Submitted by: Judy Walter, Lot # 2217
Hubert E. Warning, US Army
Private First Class
Served in World War II
Special Note: Served in the North African and
Italy campaigns, and entered Japan shortly after
the war ended. He was seriously wounded in
Italy. We miss him!
Bob Williamson, US Air Force
Served in Air Force Command
Submitted by: Pat Williamson, Lot #773
Francis J. Wilson, Jr., US Air Force
Captain
Submitted by: Linda Wilson, Lot #884
Larry Wilson, US Navy
Petty Officer, 2nd Class
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: Larry Wilson, Lot #709
Relationship: self
Anne Winkler, US Air Force
Colonel
Served in Iraq/Qatar
Submitted by: Frank Warning, Lot #377
Thomas A. Warning, US Navy
Lieutenant
Served in Vietnam
Special Note: Served in the U.S. Navy for many
years, including tours off Vietnam. We miss him!
Eugene H. Winkler, US Army
Corporal
Served in Korea
Special Note: You are in our heart and mind
every day. In loving memory...
Submitted by: Frank Warning, Lot #377
Submitted by: Andrea Winkler Cosmano, Lot #365
Frederink Webber, US Army
James Winkler, US Navy
Captain
Served in Gulf War
Submitted by: Carol Otis, Lot #723
Arthur R. Weber, US Navy
Seaman First Class
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Arthur Weber, Lot #423
Relationship: self
John Welter, US Army
Lieutenant
Served during Vietnam era
Submitted by: Priscilla Welter, Lot #2292
Florenz (Frank) Wernet
SP4
Served in Vietnam 4/67-3/68
Submitted by: Theresa Wernet, Lot #76
Jared Wildt, US Army
Private
Currently Serving
Submitted by: Doug Wildt, employee
James Edward Williams, US Navy
Seaman First Class
Served in WWII (Vessels served on in
WWII: U.S.S. LSM 83 & U.S.S. Gosper)
Special Note: June 2, 1944 Inducted into U.S.
Navy; Jan. 8, 1946 Honorably discharged;
1946-1951 U.S. Naval Reserve
Relationship: son
John Winkler, US Navy
Captain
Served in Gulf War
Relationship: son
Ken Winkler, US Army & Reserves
Captain
Served in Cold War
Submitted by: Nancy Winkler, Lot #2502
Robert Winkler, US Army
Infantry
Served in WWII
Special Note: Uncle Bob was killed in the Battle
of the Bulge, the day before his 19th birthday,
March 1945. His outfit were walking single
file down both sides of a road, when a German
plane appeared out of nowhere. He was the
youngest of five brothers in the war, and was the
only casualty. Thank you for the opportunity to
honor him.
Submitted by: The Winkler Family, Lot #2464
Relationship: uncle
Submitted by: Shirley Gasparich, Lot #208
-19-
Bill Wittenauer, US Army
Sergeant
Served in Vietnam
Submitted by: Janet & Christopher Wittenauer & Amy
Johnson, Lot #252
Relationship: husband/dad
Clifton Woolf, US Army, US Navy, US Army
National Guard
SGM E-9
Special Note: Clifton retired from the military
after 41 years of service. Between him and his
two brothers, they served our country for 122
years.
Devyn Olivia Woolf, US Army National Guard
Private E-Z
Special Note: ~ He is stationed at Buckley Air
Force Base in Aurora Colorado.
Relationship: son
Ryan William Woolf, US Colorado Air
National Guard
E-4 Airman First Class
Special Note: She is currently attending Basic
Training at Fort Leonard Wood.
Sebastian Zappulla, US Air Force & US Army
Master Sergeant & CPL
Served in Korean Conflict/WWII
Special Note: He was also in the Connecticut
National Guard. He spent the rest of his career
working for the VA Hospital in Newington, CT
as Chief Financial Officer. In 2009, had a full
military funeral.
Submitted by: Barbara Zappulla & Bob Burns, Lot #262
Relationship: father/father-in-law
Melvin Henry Zimmermann, US Navy
Pharmacist Mate 2nd Class
Served in WWII
Submitted by: Mike & Darlyne Behnen, Lot #1162
Golf News
Wright City R-II Foundation Golf Outing
Please call in advance with at least a two-day notice if you are
interested in participating in leagues. Ext. 203.
Monday, June 9, 1:30 p.m.
Sponsored by Wright City R-II Foundation
This tournament is a 4-person scramble featuring contests and
attendance prizes. Registration starts at 12:15 p.m. Cost is
$75 per person or $300 per 4-person team. A light dinner will
be served following play. This mission of the foundation is to
support the educational and enrichment programs for the benefit
of the students attending Wright City R-II schools. For more
information or to register, contact tournament organizer Chris
Gaines at 636-236-0443.
Don’t Miss These Great Pro Shop Deals
Golf Cart Maintenance
League Play Times for May 26-29
- Monday Men’s League, 8:30 a.m. start
- Monday Ladies’ League, 9 a.m. start
- Tuesday Senior Scramble, 8 a.m. start
- Tuesday Couples 9-Hole Scramble, 4 p.m. start
- Wednesday Ladies’ League, 9 a.m. start
- Thursday Men’s League, 8 a.m. start
Memorial Day Sale ̶ We are having a dice sale May 23-26 in
honor of Memorial Day. Give the dice a roll and take a chance
to win 10, 20, 30, 40 or even 50% off at the Pro Shop! If your
second die matches the first, you will win a free greens fee.
Moms are aMAYzing Sale ̶ We’re celebrating mothers all
month long at the golf Pro Shop with our “Moms are
aMAYzing” sale. We think moms should get more than just one
special day a year, so when you stop by the Innsbrook Pro Shop
during May, you can take advantage of 30% off retail prices on
all in-stock apparel for mom.
To find out more about all these promotions, call ext. 203.
Irrigation System Replacement
For your information, replacement of the golf course’s irrigation
system began this week. The work should not interfere with
play, but golfers will notice a number of additional people
around the course as work continues.
Tee times for this weekend are filling up fast! Book yours
today at www.innsbrook-resort.com/golf/tee-times
or by calling ext. 203.
Hours of Operation
The maintenance crew at the Innsbrook golf course can work on
your golf cart, but keep in mind that this is the same group that
maintains the course, which means they might not be able to
finish your cart as quickly as you would like (especially during
the busy season). If this is the case, the Pro Shop recommends
calling TNT Golf Car in O’Fallon at 636-327-4748. Questions?
Call Doug at ext. 888.
Dress for Golf Success
Proper attire, including shirt (with collar for men) and shoes
(soft spikes only or tennis shoes), must be worn at all times on
the golf course, and in and around the clubhouse and grounds.
Examples of inappropriate attire include:
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Blue Jeans
Overalls
Denim
T-Shirts
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Tank Tops
Tube Tops
Halter Tops
Cut-off Shorts
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Short Shorts
Gym Shorts
Swimsuits
as well as any other attire that management deems to be
inappropriate on a case-by-case basis. Ext. 203.
 CALL 636-928-3366 or 636-745-3000 plus ext. listed
Main Gate
Manned 24-hrs./day  ext. 400
West Gate
 ext. 401
Manned Monday - Thursday 7 a.m. - 3 p.m., Friday - Saturday 7 a.m. - 11 p.m.,
Sunday 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
24-hour key fob/card access
Prop. Mgmt. Bldg.
*CLOSED
Monday,
May 26 for
the
holiday.
 ext. 180
Monday*-Thursday 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Saturday 8 a.m.-noon
Conference Center Note: Depending on
business.
 ext. 0
Monday - Thursday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Friday and Saturday 8 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Sunday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Innsbrook Institute
 ext. 218
Monday - Friday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Golf Course/Pro Shop
Varies. Go to www.innsbrook-resort.com/golf
Country Market
 ext. 333
Friday - Saturday 8 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Hanneken’s
Restaurant  ext. 207
Monday Closed
Tuesday - Thursday 11 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Friday 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Saturday 8 a.m. - 9 p.m.
(Breakfast served until noon on Saturday and
Sunday)
Hanneken’s Bar
 ext. 209
Monday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Tuesday - Thursday 8 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Friday - Saturday 8 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Sandwiches and snacks available when
restaurant is closed.
Fitness Center
 ext. 600
Daily 5 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Staffed daily 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.
INNS BRO O K • 1 A s p e n C ir c le , In n s b r o ok, MO 63390 • 636-928-3366 • www.innsbr ook-r esort . com

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