The Sitka National Cemetery Located at 803 Sawmill Creek Road Sitka, AK 99835 Phone: (907) 384-7075 FAX: (907) 384- 7111 [this is a partial listing of burials] 1954 Cemetery Picture Directions: From Sitka Airport cross the bridge and turn right onto Sawmill Creek Road. Travel 1 1/2 miles to the intersection of Sawmill Creek Road and Observatory Way. The cemetery is located at the intersection The remote Sitka National Cemetery is located half a mile east of the center of town and is dominated by the natural beauty of the mountains and waters of Sitka Bay. The only access to Sitka is by air, marine highway or weekly ferry from Seattle, Wash. At the end of 2006 there were 1,076 interments. It is administered by Fort Richardson National Cemetery. Notable interments John Green Brady, governor of the Territory of Alaska from 1897 to 1906. Captain Charles William Paddock, Olympic gold and silver medalist from the 1920, 1924, and 1928 Olympics. Staff Sergeant Archie Van Winkle, Medal of Honor recipient for action in the Korean War. HISTORY (from the Department of Veteran Affairs): The Kiksadi Clan of the Tlingit Indians had lived in and around Sitka for centuries before the Russians or Americans set foot on the island’s rocky shore. Choosing the seaward side of the island they named Shee, the Tlingits called their settlement Shee Atika, meaning "people on the outside of Shee." The name Sitka is a contraction of the term. The Tlingits thrived undisturbed until 1799 when the Russians arrived. It wasn’t long after the Russians first discovered the region that Alexander Baron, manager of the Russian-American Co., established a fort a few miles north of present-day Sitka. The Tlingits grew suspicious, understanding that submission to the Russians meant allegiance to the Czar and providing slave labor to the fur trade company. These suspicions turned violent in 1802 when the Tlingits finally attacked the outpost and killed nearly all the Russians and their Aleut slaves. Two years later Baranof retaliated. For six days, the Tlingits fought gallantly, but they were out-gunned and exited silently into the night. The Russians renamed the settlement New Archangel. Russian Orthodox clergy soon took up residency and fortress-like structures systematically replaced Tlingit American clan houses. The fur trade flourished and the Russian-American Co. became the most profitable fur trader in the world. By mid-century, however, over-hunting had diminished the number of sea otters and thereby the Russians’ interest in the new world. In 1867, the Russians sold Alaska to the United States for $7.2 million and a transfer ceremony took place in Sitka on October 18. Although the U.S. flag first flew over Alaska in 1867, it was not until the1884 passage of the first Organic Act establishing the region as “a civil and judicial district” that Congress provided any form of government. During the 17 intervening years Alaska had been administered by the War Department, then the Treasury Department and finally by the Navy. None of these departments had any interest in local problems except the Army, which was responsible for keeping the Tlingits under control. Gen. Jefferson C. Davis laid out the cemetery at Sitka in the late 19th century. Most of the interments were soldiers and sailors from the Marine base and Naval hospital. Subsequently, the land was loaned to the U.S. Department of the Interior as a home for indigent prospectors. From 1912 until 1921, the cemetery was practically abandoned and a dense growth of trees and underbrush grew up almost obscuring the site. In 1920, representatives of the Sitka American Legion post wrote to the Secretary of War calling attention to the neglected cemetery and asking for remedial action; they were told no funds were available. In 1921, they appealed to the Secretary of the Navy, who allocated $1,200 toward reconditioning the site. In 1922, the Secretary of the Navy turned the issue of cemetery maintenance over to the War Department. In June 1924, upon the recommendation of the Alaska governor and the American Legion, President Calvin Coolidge signed an executive order designating the site Sitka National Cemetery. Since then, there have been several acreage modifications: in 1925, a revision of the executive order reduced the acreage from 3.98 acres to 1.19 acres; in 1957, Sheldon Jackson Junior College donated approximately one acre; a donation of 0.20 acres was made in 1959 by the Board of National Missions of the Presbyterian Church of the United States; and the Department of Interior transferred approximately two acres in the mid-1980s. Sitka National Cemetery currently encompasses 4.3 acres. One of the more notable burials at Sitka is John Green Brady, governor of the Territory of Alaska from 1897 to 1906. Brady had come to Sitka as a Presbyterian missionary and later became commissioner and registrar of the Land Office, where he served until the president appointed him governor. He died in Sitka of a stroke on Dec. 17, 1918. In fall 1924, Brady’s wife returned to the territory and placed a large boulder over his grave. There is a romantic legend attached to one headstone in the cemetery. During the days of military occupation, a captain and a lieutenant who were close friends both courted a Russian girl named Nadia. When Nadia indicated that she preferred the lieutenant, the captain appeared to accept his loss. Some time later both men left on a hunting trip together. After several hours, the captain staggered back to the village carrying the body of his companion. He said the lieutenant had accidentally shot himself. Subsequently, after trying again to win the heart of Nadia, the captain was found dead with a note under his body. The note explained that he had challenged the lieutenant to a duel and they used the hunting trip as an excuse. He had lost both Nadia and his best friend and no longer had the courage to live. The young lieutenant who died by the hand of his closest friend was one of the first burials at Sitka National Cemetery. Burials in the Sitka National Cemetery as listed in the ISGS Quarterly Publication, 7:17 Written by Joe H. Ashby, [Cemetery Superintendent in 1973] [Burials listed in this publication are as of 1973 and included Name, Section and Grave # only. All birth/death/misc.info is from the Department of Veterans Affairs. Any individual who has a death date of after 1973 was NOT included in Mr. Ashby's report and was found on the Department of Veterans Affairs website.] The Sitka National Cemetery is one of the smallest national cemeteries and until World War II, was the only one west of the MIssissippi River. It had its beginning in the days immediately after the transfer of Alaska to the U.S. from Russia, when various military units were stationed in Sitka and the present location was taken over by the military as a "Military Cemetery". The oldest burial is December, 1867. In 1921 the local citizens started a movement to rehabilitate the cemetery area which had fallen into a poor state of condition after all the military units had moved out of Sitka. In 1924 because of the efforts of the local people and a plea from the Governor of Alaska, President Calvin Coolidge signed an executive order designating it as "The Sitka National Cemetery." Many notable persons connected with the history of Alaska and some Civil War heroes are buried in this facility, which as of July 1, 1973, has 501 interments. View Cemetery Map

Name	Section	Grave	Birth	Death	Misc. Info
Adams, Daniel T.	K	24	04/18/1922	07/06/1943	US ARMY AIR FORCES WORLD WAR II
Adams, Walter [James]	D	6	12/20/1919	12/26/1962	TEC 5 US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Akoff, George A.	L	14		11/13/1918	US ARMY WORLD WAR I
Allard, Clarence George	F	36	05/30/1924	11/20/1959	PVT US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Allard, Nicholas [Conrad]	G	34	04/04/1940	06/10/1965	PFC US MARINE CORPS
Allison, George	I	9		09/22/1871	SEAMAN US NAVY
Allison, Robert	4	Row 8, Site 200	01/02/1923	09/04/1993	ELECTRICANS MATE 1C US NAVY - WORLD WAR II
Amos, Henry W.	K	40	01/03/1866	09/16/1916	PFC US ARMY WORLD WAR I
Andersen, Harvey Lehman Jr.	E	47	06/07/1919	09/03/1977	CPL US ARMY TEC 5 US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Andersen, Martin L.K. (also spelled as Anderson)	N	4	11/01/1894	11/06/1918	SURFMAN US COAST GUARD - WORLD WAR I
Andersen, Mathew (also spelled as Anderson)	N	13		11/21/1918	CPL US ARMY WORLD WAR I
Anderson, Abel	C	5	02/17/1892	06/04/1988	PFC US ARMY WORLD WAR I
Anderson, Albert	S	8	03/15/1926	05/31/1983	TEC 4 US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Anderson, Albert L.	S	33B	08/10/1906	05/05/1985	PFC US ARMY
Anderson, Dwane Richard	S	15	07/20/1935	12/12/1981	SP3 US ARMY KOREA
Anderson, George Riley	I	47	08/23/1957	06/21/1975	SON (MINOR CHILD) OF ANDERSON, ALBERT TEC 4 US ARMY
Anderson, John	C3	4		01/25/1909
Anderson, Joseph E.	K	22	09/15/1918	09/09/1942	PVT US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Anderson, Lois Annie	S	33B	02/18/1914	11/29/1984	WIFE OF ANDERSON, ALBERT L - PFC US ARMY
Anderson, Mary Louisa	C	5	05/18/1904	12/18/1995	WIFE OF ANDERSON, ABEL - PFC US ARMY
Anderson, Oscar G.	L	40		04/24/1918	PVT US ARMY WORLD WAR I
Anderson, Sivert E.	E	17	07/06/1892	02/20/1968	SGT US ARMY WORLD WAR I
Andrews, James M	P	3		03/22/1904	SGT US ARMY - SPANISH AMERICAN WAR
Angel, Lyle M.	D	17	02/18/1898	03/29/1974	WIFE OF ANGEL, WILLIAM HERSCHEL - MAJOR US ARMY
Angel, William H.	D	17	05/21/1901	07/26/1967	MAJOR US ARMY WORLD WAR II, KOREA
Anselm, Gerald E.	D	13	07/26/1950	04/09/1967	SON (MINOR CHILD) OF ANSELM, CARL CYRIL - PFC US ARMY
Anselm, Joseph	S	18	01/20/1897	06/12/1983	PVT US ARMY WORLD WAR I
Armstrong, Agnes	F	23	07/31/1899	09/14/1974	WIFE OF ARMSTRONG, TOM MCGOFF - SC4 US NAVY
Armstrong, Tom McGoff	F	23	06/20/1889	07/08/1968	SC4 US NAVY WORLD WAR I
Ashball, Harry Myers	Q	5		03/17/1928	PVT US MARINE CORPS
Ashby, Joe Hickman	G	23	07/19/1915	07/26/2002	F3 - US NAVY WORLD WAR II
Audette, Kelly [Joleen]	D	2 (or 3? Vet. Affairs says site 3)	07/11/1966	12/11/1966	DAUGHTER (MINOR CHILD) OF AUDETTE, DAVID H. - CS-3 - US COAST GUARD
Babcock, Bruce A.	D	21	02/29/1948	07/05/1968	SON (MINOR CHILD) OF BABCOCK, WILLIAM B - CAPT US AIR FORCE
Babcock, Rita Marie	D	21	09/07/1916	05/07/1980	WIFE OF BABCOCK, WILLIAM B - CAPT US AIR FORCE
Babcock, William H.	D	21	05/13/1918	03/25/1983	CAPT US AIR FORCE WORLD WAR II, KOREA
Bain, Leeman	I	4	11/06/1876	06/03/1919	CPL US ARMY
Baines, Conrad P.	C	19	10/01/1924	05/23/1984	PVT US ARMY - WORLD WAR II
Baker, David Alan	H	43	07/16/1955	09/05/1975	PVT US MARINE CORPS VIETNAM
Baker, Edgar J.	K	2			PVT US ARMY
Bandy, William Leroy	3	9	05/24/1930	02/06/2002	SN US NAVY
Banvard, Guy E.	J	24	02/21/1892	09/14/1944	CRM US NAVY
Barber, Elmer Eugene	2	32	12/02/1917	05/24/1991	EM1C US NAVY PVT US ARMY EM3C US NAVY WORLD WAR II
Barber, Norma Lea	2	32	01/14/1928	10/13/1996	WIFE OF BARBER, ELMER EUGENE - EM1C US NAVY
Barclay, Sherry M.	F	27	03/29/1935	01/17/1970	WIFE OF BARCLAY, THOMAS FELIX - CPL US MARINE CORPS
Barden, Robert James	I	39	05/28/1925	01/16/1972	M1/C US COAST GUARD - WORLD WAR II
Barrilo, Faydeline J.	I	29
Bashore, John Newell	J	41	10/06/1927	08/06/1971	PFC US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Baskett, Eugene	I	38	09/13/1911	09/02/1944	S SGT US ARMY
Bateman, Rodney Alan	H	29	01/01/1971	01/01/1971	SON (MINOR CHILD) OF BATEMAN, ALAN RODNEY - SGT US ARMY
Baty, Lorena	C	36	12/21/1942	12/23/2004	WIFE OF BATY, BYRON FRANCIS SR - CWO3 US COAST GUARD
Bauer, Joseph Thomas	G	18	11/25/1870	01/12/1951	MASTER SIGNAL ELECT US ARMY
Bauge, Arne Severin	O	39	08/15/1908	09/15/1972	US ARMY - WORLD WAR II
Baughane, John	H	3
Baughman, William Oliver	D	32	08/26/1923	06/27/1965	US ARMY
Bayne, Lloyd Linden	2	38	11/09/1917	08/09/1990	AM3 US NAVY - WORLD WAR II
Bayshore, John N.	J	41
Bechdolt, L.E.	L	42
Beer, Thomas E.	E	36	10/16/1918	10/20/1962	SGT US ARMY - WORLD WAR II
Bell, Eleanore K	N	43	06/13/1901	12/24/1973	WIFE OF BELL, JAMES MILLAR - UARTERMASTER 3 US ARMY
Bell, Elizabeth A.	C4	9		11/28/1946
Bell, James Millar	N	43	09/01/1897	06/15/1977	QUARTERMASTER 3 US ARMY - WORLD WAR I
Benson, Frank Albert	T	14	07/12/1930	03/19/1988	SP4 US ARMY KOREA
Benson, George R.	K	10		04/29/1892	1ST LT US MARINE CORPS
Benson, Henry C	A	40	06/06/1925	12/28/1980	T SGT US ARMY - WORLD WAR II
Bergdoll, Frank Paul	E	35	10/21/1916	05/25/1973	CBM US NAVY WORLD WAR II
Bergey, Francis G	2	27	02/17/1921	04/18/1991	PFC US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Bernhardt, Ernest Homer	2	21	05/28/1931	12/22/1991	CPL US ARMY KOREA
Bernhardt, Powell	Q	39	01/09/1904	06/20/1973	PFC US ARMY
Bernsten, Walter	BB	21	01/15/1918	10/13/1944	S SGT, US ARMY - WORLD WAR II
Berry, M.P.	K	2		12/18/1898	US ARMY - WORLD WAR I
Bertelsen, Mary	L (or C1, re: Vet's Dept)	7		02/17/1932	DAUGHTER (MINOR CHILD) OF BERTELSEN, PETE CARLO - SGT US ARMY
Bertelsen, Pete Carlo	L (or C1, re: Vet's Dept)	6		02/25/1932	SON (MINOR CHILD) OF BERTELSEN, PETE CARLO - SGT US ARMY
Berube, George Edmond	B	28	02/25/1930	05/28/2006	CS2 US NAVY KOREA, VIETNAM
Bickar, Oliver John	2	1	11/01/1923	08/11/2003	TEC 4 US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Binkie, Chester Ray	4	ROW 6 SITE 151	08/01/1918	03/13/1996	PFC US MARINE CORPS WORLD WAR II
Binkie, Mary Teresa	4	ROW 6 SITE 151	12/16/1925	01/02/1999	WIFE OF BINKIE, CHESTER RAY, PFC - US MARINE CORPS
Bird, James E.	BB	4	10/08/1904	12/18/1941	PVT US ARMY
Bizon, Matthew James	4	ROW 4 SITE 100	05/01/1977	10/10/2005	WO1 US ARMY PO3 US NAVY PERSIAN GULF
Black, Harvey Douglas	4	ROW 7 SITE 177	06/05/1924	06/14/1995	MSG US ARMY WORLD WAR II, KOREA
Blacken, Peter	P	12		12/29/1936	US NAVY SPANISH AMERICAN WAR
Blacketer, Donald Pomeroy	B	13	09/03/1918	01/30/1995	T SGT US ARMY AIR CORPS - WORLD WAR II
Blair, Robert G	MA	3	03/08/1925	09/04/1987	US NAVY -WORLD WAR II
Blankenship, Martha S	D	25	02/21/1926	02/03/1991	WIFE OF BLANKENSHIP, VIRGIL E - TEC 5 US ARMY
Blankenship, Virgil E. Jr.	D	25	03/05/1921	01/04/1971	TEC 5 US ARMY
Bolin, John	A	42	12/14/1908	11/13/1980	S SGT US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Bolyan, George	F	26	05/13/1886	12/22/1958	HUSBAND OF BOLYAN, HELEN DEVOL - Y3C US NAVY
Bolyan, Helen Devol	F	28	10/03/1896	07/21/1959	Y3C US NAVY WORLD WAR I
Borbridge, Theodore Carlos	D	41	04/06/1928	02/01/2005	PFC US ARMY KOREA
Borders, Robert Andrews	G	31	10/25/1939	06/21/1970	SP4 US ARMY VIETNAM
Borillo, Fayoline Joy	I	29	06/24/1972	06/25/1972	DAUGHTER (MINOR CHILD) OF BORILLO, JAIME GRADO - YNCS US COAST GUARD
Both, Roy W.	AA	10	05/09/1915	09/03/1944	TSGT US ARMY AIR FORCES - WORLD WAR II
Boyd, Frederick George	C	39	08/01/1926	11/12/2005	BT1 US NAVY WORLD WAR II, KOREA
Boyd, William C.	P	9		12/19/1917	SGT US ARMY - WORLD WAR I
Boyne, Nils N.	N	24	03/16/1903	05/17/1947	PVT US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Bradley, Allan Norman	3	34	11/25/1930	10/02/2003	PFC US ARMY KOREA
Brady (infant)	Q	4		01/01/1888
Brady, John Green	R	4	01/01/1848	12/17/1918	UNKNOWN RELATIONSHIP TO BRADY, JOHN GREEN
Brady, John G. II	R	10	08/01/1889	12/28/1977	CPL US ARMY WORLD WAR I
Brady, Marcus William	3	4	02/20/1985	01/13/2001	STEPSON (MINOR CHILD) OF BRADY, DIANA JOAN CHILDRESS CPL US ARMY
Brady, William Murphy	4	ROW 6 SITE 148	05/20/1922	11/14/1995	1ST LT US ARMY SFC US ARMY WORLD WAR II, KOREA
Branlund, Werner Rudolph	2	14	08/28/1922	01/27/1997	ADR1 US NAVY AD2 US NAVY WORLD WAR II, KOREA, VIETNAM
Brauer, Walter Harold	2	34	05/13/1922	07/06/1991	LT US NAVY WORLD WAR II
Bromley, Henry A.	O	16	04/25/1873	09/02/1890
Brooks, Claude Cecil	CC	9	04/20/1896	09/29/1984	S1 US NAVY WORLD WAR I
Brooks, Gladys Marie	CC	11	10/08/1902	01/30/1976	WIFE OF BROOKS, CLAUDE CECIL - S1 US NAVY
Brooks, Joseph F.	M	2	05/15/1842	05/08/1890
Brooks, Lloyd L	P	43	06/24/1929	01/28/1986	CLP US ARMY KOREA
Brower, Lewis Grant	C2	8		08/08/1944
Brown, Anna	H	20		12/12/1925	WIFE OF BROWN, ROBERT B
Brown, Boyer B	CC	6	12/27/1915	02/03/1975	EM3 US NAVY WORLD WAR II
Brown, Donald Michael	S	12	07/14/1960	11/24/1982	SR US NAVY
Brown, Frank W.	N	9	11/12/1874	06/18/1907	PFC US ARMY
Brown, Gus	N	12		11/16/1905
Brown, Leonard Bert	CC	19	04/15/1963	03/30/1985	L CPL US MARINE CORPS
Brown, Michael	O	1		11/26/1918	PVT US ARMY WORLD WAR I
Brown, Milton A.	L	26	03/11/1900	08/13/1943	T5 US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Brown, Robert Bruce	H	18		11/20/1886
Brown, William	4	ROW 6 SITE 145	04/20/1930	08/23/1995	AN US NAVY KOREA
Brunner, John S.	N	5		06/30/1868	PVT US ARMY
Buchanan, William	L	5		06/22/1869	PVT US ARMY
Burblies, Emil H.	G	33	11/02/1925	11/02/1970	CLP US MARINE CORPS WORLD WAR II
Burke, Marie	F	24	11/01/1883	06/12/1968	WIFE OF BURKE, REGINALD K MUSICIAN TRUMPTER US MARINE CORPS
Burke, Reginald K.	F	24	03/17/1878	02/05/1959	MUSICIAN TRUMPETER US MARINE CORPS
Burkhart, Daisey Elizabeth	K	43	02/07/1936	04/01/1974	WIFE OF BURKHART, WILLIAM LEE PFC US ARMY
Burkhart, Gladys June Paul	K	43	06/27/1928	10/01/2005	WIFE OF BURKHART, WILLIAM LEE PFC US ARMY
Burkhart, Lewis Emerald	3	3	05/26/1919	12/05/2000	MSG US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Burkhart, William Lee	K	43	08/29/1922	06/24/1992	PFC US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Burns, Patrick	J	3			SGT US ARMY
Burris, James Oliver Jr	C	33	10/24/1926	04/23/2005	CAPT US ARMY S1 US NAVY WORLD WAR II, KOREA
Bussell, Kim S.	J	37	07/26/1938	07/27/1971	SP5 US AIR FORCE
Bolin, John	A	42	12/14/1908	11/13/1980	S SGT US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Bolyan, George	F	26	05/13/1886	12/22/1958	HUSBAND OF BOLYAN, HELEN DEVOL Y3C US NAVY
Bolyan, Helen	F	28	10/03/1896	07/21/1959	Y3C US NAVY WORLD WAR I
Cameron, Robert John	F	42	01/17/1930	07/28/1956	PVT US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Campbell, Henry Bowers	F	14	06/17/1891	03/27/1950	CDR US NAVY WORLD WAR II
Campbell, James Guy Elden	2	3	10/12/1935	03/31/2003	CWO3 US COAST GUARD KOREA, VIETNAM
Campbell, Luella	F	14	06/19/1900	05/22/1997	WIFE OF CAMPBELL, HENRY BOWERS CDR US NAVY
Canniff, Patrick William	D	42	03/13/1901	10/08/1965	SSGT US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Caputkin, William	BB	5	10/10/1918	12/02/1942	CPL US ARMY AIR FORCES
Carle, Martha L	F	7	09/19/1902	12/23/1982	WIFE OF CARLE, WELDON R PVT US ARMY
Carle, Weldon R.	F	7	11/26/1894	04/07/1955	PVT US ARMY WORLD WAR I
Carley, Lawrence Eldred Jr	3	7	06/13/1926	05/07/2001	SSG US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Carlton, John C.	O	3
Carpenter, Ed. L. Jr.	I	30	03/03/1900	07/18/1943	LCDR US NAVY
Carr, Wayne V	B	5	06/13/1912	07/10/1999	CPL US ARMY AIR FORCES - WORLD WAR II
Carroll, Peton (also spelled PEYTON) Oldum	AA	6	05/02/1919	06/28/1943	AMM2 US NAVY
Carroll, Robert Fulton Sr	B	22	02/09/1935	11/21/2006	DCG3 US NAVY - KOREA
Chandler, Benjamin M	CC	18	11/16/1928	02/07/1985	CPL US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Chapman, George Rudolph	T	20	12/23/1920	03/21/1982	CPL US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Chapman, William H.	K	4		03/06/1908	US ARMY
Charles, Harold	F	19	09/17/1930	04/12/1968	SGT US ARMY KOREA
Charlton, John C	O	3		08/14/1911	PVT US MARINE CORPS
Charteris, William Cummings	E	19	05/05/1903	04/29/1968	MAJOR US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Cheha, John	H	24	06/14/1911	12/30/1944	SSGT US ARMY AIR FORCES
Chernikoff, Boris V	E	37	06/27/1900	12/05/1976	SN1 US NAVY WORLD WAR I
Chesnover, Leonard J.	H	46	01/29/1921	06/13/1942	CPL US ARMY AIR FORCES
Christoffel, Clement W	F	29	11/18/1905	02/20/1970	TEC4 US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Clark, John H.	M	32		09/07/1943	CIVILIAN WAKE ISLAND NAS
Clevenger, Harley	H	30	03/17/1918	01/27/1943	PFC US ARMY
Clifford, Henry	M	1			US ARMY
Clifton, Marcella May	M	13		12/12/1919	DAUGHTER (MINOR CHILD) OF CLIFTON, HOWARD - SIG CORPS US ARMY
Clithero, Esther Foy	I	35	06/04/1899	07/10/1986	WIFE OF CLITHERO, RUSSELL LINVILLE - PVT US ARMY
Clithero, Russell Linville	I	35	07/30/1899	03/03/1972	PVT US ARMY WORLD WAR I
Collier, Allen C. Jr.	BB	6	08/17/1908	06/03/1942	PFC US COAST GUARD WORLD WAR II
Conger, Frances Johnnie	4	ROW 4 SITE 85	05/27/1920	03/09/1995	TEC 5 US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Connors, Alexander	L	36		10/04/1914	PVT US ARMY
Conrad, George Gilbert	B	27	11/10/1924	08/06/1989	A1C US AIR FORCE PFC US ARMY WORLD WAR II, KOREA, VIETNAM
Cook, Marjorie Edith	M	43	08/06/1933	01/28/1974	WIFE OF COOK, DONALD ANTHONY - PFC US ARMY
Cook Marshall A.	L	8		07/03/1906	SGT US ARMY
Cook, Mitchell V Jr	CC	3	07/10/1926	08/11/1974	PFC US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Cook, William Sr	CC	10	09/05/1889	02/12/1975	PVT US ARMY WORLD WAR I
Corcoran, Thomas	L	11		08/17/1918	SGT US ARMY
Cottrell, Harold J.	I	46	04/03/1905	06/19/1943	1ST SGT US ARMY
Coulter, Alexander	N	1		12/25/1867	PVT US ARMY
Curry, Garland M.	BB	14	09/29/1916	05/17/1943	SGT US ARMY AIR FORCES
Daicker, Chas.	M	10			PVT US ARMY
Davis, Annie H.	G	29	01/26/1893	10/24/1968	WIFE OF DAVIS, EMANUEL - PVT US ARMY
Davis, Donald L.	N	30
Davis, Emanuel M	G	29	07/04/1892	03/29/1974	PVT US ARMY WORLD WAR I
Davis, Gladys Ledrue	B	46	06/09/1927	11/26/1979	WIFE OF DAVIS, RICHARD T - PFC US ARMY
Davis, Louise Thompson	2	17	06/22/1923	07/02/2003	WIFE OF DAVIS, JAMES W - PHM3 US NAVY
Davis, Margaret Ann	4	ROW 5 SITE 130	11/20/1925	07/15/1996	WIFE OF DAVIS, JOHN K JR - PFC US ARMY
Davis, Perry George	C	26	02/22/1936	06/03/1987	SR25 US NAVY KOREA
Davis, Weymond	B	23	06/15/1925	07/16/1990	COMMANDER US COAST GUARD US NAVY WORLD WAR II, KOREA, VIETNAM
Dechaine, Fortuna J.	E	15
Demmert, Archie W	I	45	05/17/1909	09/24/1974	TEC3 US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Demmert, Ella			11/21/1915	05/15/1994	WIFE OF DEMMERT, ARCHIE W - TEC3 US ARMY
Demos, Alex	O	43	03/15/1890	01/29/1973	PFC US ARMY WORLD WAR I
Dick, Clarence Arnold	E	46	01/16/1930	09/23/1962	SN US NAVY KOREA
Dick, Elsie Casina	K	51	01/21/1988	11/24/1988	DAUGHTER (MINOR CHILD) OF DICK, CLARANCE A - MMFN US NAVY
Dick, Lester Arnold	E	46	05/12/1960	01/30/1976	SON (MINOR CHILD) OF DICK, CLARENCE ARNOLD - SN US NAVY
Dick, Pearl Y	E	46	01/16/1926	03/28/1993	WIFE OF DICK, CLARENCE ARNOLD - SN US NAVY
Dick, Vern	S	26	07/20/1913	11/05/1981	PVT US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Dick, Wilfred Edward	H	37	04/15/1932	06/22/1971	PFC US ARMY KOREA
Dick, William Charles	F	20	05/02/1916	05/04/1958	PFC US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Didrickson, George	4	ROW 5 SITE 127	10/22/1918	09/20/1996	PVT US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Didrickson, John Alfred	D	19	12/07/1915	05/11/1968	PFC US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Didrickson, John Alfred Jr	4	ROW 8 SITE 201	07/10/1950	01/10/1994	MACH REPAIR 3 US NAVY
Didrickson, Nancy A	4	ROW 7 SITE 168	05/08/1961	05/12/1994	WIFE OF DIDRICKSON, DITLEF SP4 US ARMY
Doran, T.C.	J	1			SGT US ARMY
Douglas, Henry R.	P	5		12/19/1915	US ARMY
Dow, Edith E.	I (or C1 re: Vet's Dept)	14		03/06/1906	DAUGHTER (MINOR CHILD) OF DOW, F K - SGT US ARMY
Dowling, Frederick L.	K	34		07/18/1931	PVT US ARMY SPANISH AMERICAN WAR
Downie, Lawrence William	3	18	01/23/1928	04/29/2003	PFC US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Doyle, James	I	6			US ARMY
Doyle, Michael	K	38	02/04/1872	05/30/1912	SGT 1ST CL - US ARMY
Dromnes, Edward C.	M	3
Duval, Eugene	3	8
Edenshaw, Anthony Lester	G	30	06/29/1920	09/02/1957	PFC US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Edenshaw, Randolph E	S	48	09/02/1952	01/26/1984	SP4 US ARMY VIETNAM
Edenso, Loretta Jewel	3	5	04/30/1936	03/20/2001	WIFE OF EDENSO, ROBERT RICHARD JR - SP4 US ARMY
Ehrendriech, Christian J.	E	27	12/11/1898	04/27/1970	LDS EL US NAVY WORLD WAR I
Elmore, Naomi Elizabeth	F	11	03/13/1967	03/14/1967	DAUGHTER (MINOR CHILD) OF ELMORE, CLARENCE EUGENE RM1 US NAVY
Elmore, Mary Ruth	F	11	03/13/1967	03/14/1967	DAUGHTER (MINOR CHILD) OF ELMORE, CLARENCE EUGENE RM1 - US NAVY
Elledge, Melvin O.	BB	28	09/12/1915	12/05/1944	CPL US ARMY AIR FORCES WORLD WAR II
Elwin, Grace E.	G	25
Endecaveh, Gilbert John	L	24	04/19/1920	05/23/1943	PFC INFANTRY WORLD WAR II
English, D.M.	3 (or C2 re: Vet Dept)	10 (or Site 1, re: Vet Dept)		05/17/1905	CIVILIAN WAKE ISLAND NAS
English, Jno. C.	M	6		12/25/1907	UNKNOWN RELATIONSHIP TO ENGLISH, JNO C -PVT US MARINE CORPS
Estabrooks, Hedley Charles	L	28	06/22/1902	10/12/1941	PVT US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Estrada, Rogelio Torres	4	ROW 9 SITE 226	11/02/1935	07/15/2006	CWO3 US COAST GUARD - VIETNAM