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ALL WARS:
| Veterans of All Wars memorial |
- New Auburn Cemetery, 1040
Collins Drive, Auburn.
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“Dedicated to the
Memory of Veterans of All Wars, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
American Legion, Veterans of World War I, Disabled American
Veterans and Their Auxiliaries. Dedicated November 11, 1977”
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| Auburn Area War memorial |
- New Auburn
Cemetery, 1040 Collins Drive, Auburn.
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“Auburn Area War Memorial.
Dedicated to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their
country during America’s conflicts since 1917.”
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World War I
Richard
Townsend
Louis Barnes
Fred Byxbe
Edward Larson
William Bellows Raymond Bobo |
Abdenago Cortopassi
Guiseppe Del Debbio
James Fowler
James Herbert
Warren McKeon
Clarence Wilhelm |
World War II
Fred Kendall
Larry Sorrell
David Waybur
Claude Anderson |
Howard Gould
Kiyoshi Masaoka
Conrad Frausto
Thomas Dorsey |
| Lauren Barmore |
William Cramsie
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| Leroy Botts |
Lawrence Woolf
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| Edward Burch |
Robert Kendall |
| Ernest Hatch |
Frederick Johnson |
| Woodrow Kramling |
John Sedgley
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| Howard Kuhn |
David Howcroft
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| Ralph Mallery |
James Moutoux
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| Bernard Meyer |
Wilson Hatch |
| Ronald Rohner |
John Sippola
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| Henry Lazzarini |
Enrico Chelini
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| Masa Sakamoto |
George Dewey
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| John Stacker |
Richard Wittich
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| Gil Dunn |
Elmer Peterson
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| Lawrence Starkey |
Hubert Sefton
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| David Rey |
David Bishop
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| Harry Wong |
Frederick Johnson
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| William McKean |
Norman Rose
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Betty T. Wood
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Korea
| Clifford Harries |
Charles Pagel |
| Wilbur DeBusk |
James Savage
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| Buddy Burris |
Robert Montgomery |
| Walter Class Jr. |
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Vietnam
| Marvin Butterfield |
Henry Starkey |
| Joe Kelley |
Richard Thompson
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| Stanley Johnson |
Daniel Bishop
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| Donald Huntley Jr. |
Gary Holsclaw
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| Edwin Blagdon |
Robert Mincey
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| Thomas Harbour |
Daniel Flansaas
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Kenneth Lamborn
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Iraq
| Jesse Mizener |
David Waters |
| John A. Lucente |
Sean A. Stokes
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Harley D. Andrews
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| Rocklin Veterans memorial |
- 3972
Rocklin Road, Rocklin Memorial Park, Rocklin.
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| “This memorial is dedicated in memory of
all the men and women from the Rocklin area who made the sacrifice to
protect our lives and property while serving in the armed services of
the United States of America. We stand in deep appreciation for the
liberty we enjoy, and we stand in honor of their memory. You shall never
be forgotten. We will remember. A grateful Rocklin community. Dedicated
Nov. 11, 1997. Erected by Rukkala Monument Co.” |
WORLD WAR I:
| WWI memorial |
- Fulweiler Street
across from Old Auburn Cemetery, Auburn.
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| “Why? Dedicated to all the fallen men of
the United States of America, past – present – future. World War I. BRKS
570 & AUX. 11 Nov 67” |
WORLD WAR II:
| Roseville’s WWII memorial |
- 114
Vernon Street, Roseville.
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| “This monument is dedicated by the
Roseville Telephone Foundation to the Community of Roseville in honor of
her loyal sons and daughters who faithfully and honorably served to
protect our freedom as members of the Armed Forces in World War II. Over
1,200 of Roseville’s citizens participated in World War II, one of the
highest participation rates of all cities in the United States.
Thirty-four veterans died while defending their country. This monument
was made possible through the efforts and generous support of the
Roseville Telephone Company employees, veterans from all branches of
service, businesses, and private citizens. November 11, 1995. Monument
by Chapman Monument Company of Roseville.” |
| Lincoln’s WWII memorial |
– Veterans
Memorial Hall, 541 Fifth Street, Lincoln.
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“In memory of those who
made the supreme sacrifice in World War II”
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| Lawrence Berry |
Stephen Davison |
| Daniel
Hermosillo |
Carl Bohnisch |
| Michael Dougherty |
James Kaufield
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| Etollo Carnesecca |
Kenneth Englert |
| Frank
Ludovina |
Rene Clark |
| Conrad Frausto |
Clarence Maloney
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| Bowman Carmichael |
Gus Frechalos |
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Raymond
Palazi
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Elton Sandstad
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Erected by James E. Fowler,
Post and Unit No. 264, American Legion and Community.
KOREAN WAR:
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Roseville’s Korean War Veterans
memorial
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- Maidu Park, Maidu Drive, Roseville.
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“In acknowledgement of those who made the
Korean War Monument possible: Roseville Historical Society; Sam Piches;
John Piches; A. C. “Tiny” Bermudez; Ralph L. Andrade; Bill Donaldson;
Jim Berg; George Manzoli; Leonard “Duke” Davis; Chris Georgis; Fred
D_____; David Piches, Architect; Gene Chapman, Stonemaster; City of
Roseville & Grants Commission; City Parks & Recreation Dept.; County
Supervisors, Bill Santucci & Ted Gaines; Roseville Telephone Co.”
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VIETNAM WAR:
| Roseville’s Vietnam memorial |
-
Saugstad Park, Douglas Boulevard, Roseville.
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“In honor of the Armed Forces, Army,
Marine, and Navy veterans of Placer County who served their country
proudly in the Vietnam Conflict. 1961 -1973.”
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| Lance Corporal Bruce Wayne
Brace |
Marines
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| Specialist 5 Danny Kaye Rich |
Army |
| Sergeant Jack Marston Harris |
Army
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| Major James Ervin Booth |
Air Force
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| Gunnery Sergeant John Vinson
O’Connor |
Marines
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Hospitalman Leslie William Royall III
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Navy |
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Private First Class Mariano R. Negranza
Jr.
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Marines |
| Lance Corporal Robert Alan
Yates |
Marines
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