Juniata County Veterans Remembrance Wall
Logans Orders
In 1868, retired Union General John Logan organized the first national Decoration Day. Serving as commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, an organization of Union Veterans, Logan ordered local posts to honor the fallen on May 30, 1868 by "strewing with flowers or otherwise decorating the graves of comrades, who died in defense of their country." One month later, Congress established a national Memorial Day, although Americans did not celebrate it in solidarity until after the First World War.
The holiday has evolved, but it remains true to its roots. "It is the purpose of the commander-in-chief to inaugurate this observance with the hope that it will be kept up from year to year," Logan wrote in his order for Decoration Day. These days, the president executes the national observance and gives the Memorial Day Address at Arlington National Cemetery.
In 1950, Congress recognized Memorial Day as a day of prayer for permanent peace. In 2000, the president issued a National Moment of Remembrance at 3 p.m. local time each Memorial Day. Since Logan, the President has guided our national observance with moments of silence, prayer, and the playing of Taps.
Originally, Logan wrote his orders for veterans. He urged them to remember the fallen, as long as "a survivor of the war remains to honor the memory of his departed comrades." A few years ago President Bush acknowledged, "I know that those who have seen war are rarely eager to look back on it and the hardest memories of all concern those who serve their country and never live to be called veterans. Yet memory is our responsibility." Although generations separate us from Logan's words, many veterans of foreign wars still live among us. Sharing the stories of the lost lives is a tangible way to honor their memory.
Below is a list of Juniata County comrades who have departed.
In 1868, retired Union General John Logan organized the first national Decoration Day. Serving as commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, an organization of Union Veterans, Logan ordered local posts to honor the fallen on May 30, 1868 by "strewing with flowers or otherwise decorating the graves of comrades, who died in defense of their country." One month later, Congress established a national Memorial Day, although Americans did not celebrate it in solidarity until after the First World War.
The holiday has evolved, but it remains true to its roots. "It is the purpose of the commander-in-chief to inaugurate this observance with the hope that it will be kept up from year to year," Logan wrote in his order for Decoration Day. These days, the president executes the national observance and gives the Memorial Day Address at Arlington National Cemetery.
In 1950, Congress recognized Memorial Day as a day of prayer for permanent peace. In 2000, the president issued a National Moment of Remembrance at 3 p.m. local time each Memorial Day. Since Logan, the President has guided our national observance with moments of silence, prayer, and the playing of Taps.
Originally, Logan wrote his orders for veterans. He urged them to remember the fallen, as long as "a survivor of the war remains to honor the memory of his departed comrades." A few years ago President Bush acknowledged, "I know that those who have seen war are rarely eager to look back on it and the hardest memories of all concern those who serve their country and never live to be called veterans. Yet memory is our responsibility." Although generations separate us from Logan's words, many veterans of foreign wars still live among us. Sharing the stories of the lost lives is a tangible way to honor their memory.
Below is a list of Juniata County comrades who have departed.
2013-2014
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Blair E. Yorks
WW II U.S. Army |
Donald C. Fogle Sr
WW II U.S. Army |
Donald A. Reed, Sr.
Vietnam War U.S. Army |
George E. Harp
Cold War Era U.S. Army |
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Jack E. Dunn
Korean War U.S. Army |
John E. MacGill
Cold War Era U.S. Marines |
Ralph E. Rickenbaugh
WW II U.S. Army |
Robert C. Watkins
Korean War U.S. Army |
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Walter Lee Worrall
Vietnam War U.S. Army |
Beverly A. “Scottie” Scott
Vietnam War/Desert Storm U.S. Army |
Larry Lee Street Sr
Vietnam Era U.S. Navy |
Robert N. "Bob" Reynolds
Vietnam Era U.S. Army |
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Merrill G. “Gene” Metzger
WW II U.S. Army |
Edward P. Bolger
Korean War U.S. Army |
Robert P. Zimmerman
Vietnam Era U.S Marine |
Harry R. Fogleman
WW II U.S. Army |
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Harry 'Cart' Aurand
Korean War U.S. Air Force |
Kenneth R Baker
Vietnam Era U.S. Navy |
James G. Miller
Cold War Era U.S. Army |
Warren J. Cleck
Korean War U.S Marine |
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Ralph E. Rickenbaugh
WW II U.S. Army |
Marlin E. Cramer
Vietnam Era U. S. Army |
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Luther A. Beaver
WW II U.S. Army Air Corps |
Delbert E Brubaker
Korean War U.S. Army |
Robert J. Bruce
WW II U.S. Army/U.S. Navy |
Warren J. Cleck
Korean War U.S Marine |
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James R. Diven
Korean War U.S. Army |
Daniel E. Fultz
Cold War Era U.S. Navy |
Richard A. Goss
WW II U.S. Army |
William M. Lunger
WW II U.S. Army |
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Arthur R. Aumiller
Korean War U.S. Army |
John P. Henrey
WW II U.S. Navy |
Roger L. Howell
Vietnam Era Pa. National Guard |
William C. Hoyer
Vietnam Era U.S Marine |
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Lyle F. Karpenko
Cold War Era U.S. Army Arden M. Leach
Cold War Era U.S Marine Edward J. Smith
Vietnam Era U. S. Army Russell H. Walters
Korean War U.S. Army David W. Barnes
Vietnam Era U. S. Army George N. Colpetzer
WW II U.S. Army Donald R. Foster
WW II U.S. Army Wallace E. Hockenberry
Vietnam Era U. S. Army James L. McClure
Cold War Era U.S. Army Sylvan J. Norris
Cold War Era U. S. Army George M. Varner
WW II U.S. Army William R. Watts
WW II U.S. Army Howard Miller
WWII U.S. Army Warren J Cleck
Korea U.S Marine Roger L Howell
Vietnam Era Pa. National Guard Arden M Leach
Cold War Era U.S. Marine Corps Robert E Wirt
Vietnam Era U.S. Navy Jacob L Leiter
Vietnam U.S. Army Donald A Phillips
U.S.Air Force Korea Larry Lee Street Sr
Cold War U.S. Navy Robert M Zeigler
WWII & Korea U.S. Navy Craig C Fenner
Vietnam U. S. Navy |
Bernard T. Kerstetter
Korean War U.S. Army John E. McGill
U.S Marine Clifford D. Stimeling
Vietnam Era U. S. Army Walter Lee Worrall
Vietnam Era U. S. Army Jack L. Bossinger
Vietnam Era U.S Marine James N. Cunningham
WW II U.S. Army Samuel N. Goshorn
WW II U.S. Navy Richard C. Huff
Korean War U.S. Army Charlws R. McKarchey Sr.
WW II U.S. Army Gerald W. Shehan
Cold War Era U.S. Air Force Ira L. Varner
WW II U.S. Army Robert L. Winder
WW II Merchant Marine/Naval Reserve Luther A Beaver
WW II Army Air Corps Jack E Dunn
Korea U.S. Army George E Harp
Vietnam Era U.S. Army Frank Neimond Jr
WW II U.S. Army Leonard R Zellers
Cold War Era U.S. Army Jesse W Maxton
Cold War U.S. Army Charles R Rapp Sr
Korea U.S. Army Donald O Thompson
Cold War U.S. Army Donald R Zendt
Vietnam U.S.Air Force Ronald L Yarnell
WW II U. S. Navy |
Clifford A. Kirk
Korean War U.S. Army Lucien Jack Stutts
Korean War U.S. Army Chad D. Wriglesworth
Afghanistan U.S. Air Force/Army Warren E. Bowersox
Vietnam Era U. S. Army James E. Eby
Vietnam Era U.S Marine Charles E. Harris
Vietnam Era U.S Marine William E. Leonard
WW II U.S. Navy Donald M. Myers
WW II U.S. Army Richard O. Sieber
WW II U.S. Army Roy E. Varner
WW II U.S. Army John P. Yoder
Vietnam Era U. S. Army Donald A. (Duck) Phillips
Cold War Era U.S Marine Delbert E Brubaker
Korea U. S. Army Daniel E Fultz
Cold War US Navy Clarence W. McLaughlin
Korea U. S. Navy Manford Stailey
WW II U.S. Army Stanley R Hart
Korea U.S.Air Force Howard A Miller
WWII U.S. Army Ralph E Rickenbaugh
WWII U.S. Army Robert C Watkins
Korea U.S. Army Ronald R. “Ron” Arnold
Cold War U. S. Army Nicholas Hohol
Cold War U. S. Army |
Robert W. Krohn
Vietnam Era U. S. Army Frank Neimond
WW II U.S. Army Paul D. Towsey
WW II U.S. Army Leonard R. Zellera
Cold War Era U.S. Army Robert E. Burd
Korean War U.S. Army William F. Ehrenzeller
WW II U.S. Army Wilber E. Harshbarger
WW II U.S. Army Richard D. Naugle
Korean War U.S. Army Penn H. Snyder
WW II U.S. Army Vernon E Varner
Cold War Era U.S. Navy William F. Zeigler
Korean War U.S. Navy Edward A. Zimmerman
Cold War Era U.S Marine Robert J Bruce
WW II-Korea-Vietnam U. S. Army/Navy Richard A Goss
WW II U.S. Army Clifford A Kirk
Korea U.S. Army Paul D Towsey
WW II U.S. Army Roy A Leister Sr
WWII Coast Guard Irvin E Pennabaker
Cold War U.S Marine Donald M Spade
Korea U.S. Army C Marlin Wert
WWII U.S. Navy Charles Melvin Swartz
Vietnam Era Army National Guard John C Frye
Cold War U. S. Army |
2015
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Jackson C Lowery
Cold War Era U. S. Army |
William J Berry Jr
Vietnam U. S. Navy |
Russell W Maneval
Vietnam U. S. Army |
John E Kirk Sr
Vietnam U. S. Air Force |
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Noel A Pennabaker
Vietnam U. S. Army |
Glenn M Leister
Vietnam U. S. Marine |
James Coder
Vietnam U. S. Army |
Wayne A. Aldinger
WW II U. S. Army |
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Banks W. Forry
Cold War U. S. Army |
Donald L. Bowersox
Vietnam U. S. Marines |
Gerald G. Dumm
Cold War U. S. Army |
Jesse H. Bowman
Korea U. S. Navy |
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Richard H. Smith
Vietnam U. S. Marines |
Philip N. "Phil" Ebright
Vietnam Era U. S. Marines |
John L. Lapetina
Korea U. S. Army |
James L. McElhany
Cold War U. S. Air Force |
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Wayne H. Bayshore
Cold War U. S. Army |
Solomon X. David
Cold War U. S. army National Guard |
Mercea B. Shields
Korea U. S. Air Force |
Melody A. Daniel
Cold War U. S. Navy |
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Robert G. Bender
Korea U. S. Army William H. Stoner
WW II U. S. Army Larry L. Houtz
Cold War U. S. Air Force Arden L. Lenig
Korea U. S. Army Reserve Lee B. Quigley
WW II U. S. Navy Roy Varner
WW II U. S. Army Clair Leon Yohn
Korea U. S. Army Claude F. Ritchie
Cold War U. S. Army Gerald K. Kepner
Vietnam U. S. Air Force M Kenneth Lukens
WW II U. S. Army Marlin B. Frankhouse
Korea U. S. Coast Guard Lonzie Carter
Korea U. S. Army Emmitt Noll
Vietnam U. S. Navy Richard L. Hood
Cold War U. S. Marine Corps CharlesH. Zendt
Cold War Air National Guard Andrew Baxter
Cold War U. S. Air Force DavidS. Sieber
Vietnam U. S. Army Luke S. Strauser
Korea U. S. Army Remelle C. Macoy
WW II U. S. Army Samuel D Rice
Vietnam U. S. Army |
Robert C. Varner
Desert Storm U. S. A. F./Army NG Russell L. Rowles
Cold War U. S. Army George L Fealtman
WW II U. S. Army George W. Fultz
WW II U. S. Army William C. Benner
Vietnam U. S. Army Ray E. Stydinger
Korea U. S. Army Richard L. Amey
Korea U. S. Army Robert L. Henry
Vietnam U. S. Army Randy A. Spade
Cold War U. S. Navy David Wood
Vietnam USA/U. S. Navy Boise P. Fry Jr.
WW ll U. S. Navy May 2016
Robert Lydle
WW II U. S. Army Martin Lock
Korea U. S. Army Ray C. Bramm
Korea U. S. Army Robert Lydle
WW II U. S. Army Earl G. Lawson
Korea U. S. Army George J. McIlhenny
Vietnam U. S. Marines Russell R. Gearhart
Vietnam U. S. Army Dean F. Shoop
WW II U. S. Army Layton M. Jury
WW II U. S. Army |
David C. Cisney
Cold War U. S. Army Laurence G. Metzler
Cold War U. S. Army Dr. Joseph S. Brown
WW II U. S. Army Gregory J. Taylor
Cold War U. S. Army Elmer J. Brackbill
WW II U. S. Army Donald H. "Don" Meeks
Korea U. S. Army Ralph E. Swarner
Vietnam U. S. Army R. Barry Shelley
Cold War U. S. Navy John S Walters
Cold War U. S. Army Roger V. Messimer
Korea U. S. Army Richard J. Sanky
WW ll U. S. Army Air Corps Earl Wagner
Korea U. S. Army Lonzie J. Carter
Cold War Army National Guard Samuel J. Kelly
WW II U. S. Army Ernest R. Bolig
Korea U. S. Marines Ronald Maykut
Vietnam U. S. Army Lemuel Haines Jr,
Korea U. S. Air Force Harold L Miller
Cold War U. S. Navy Kenneth R Casner
Vietnam U. S. Army Dennis M Machemer
Vietnam U. S. Army |
Robert L. Fry
Korea U. S. Army Lenus I. Troup
Korea U. S. Army Charles D. Spatz
Korea U. S. Army Virginia "Kay" Cable Messimer
Cold War U. S. Air Force Sherman L. Shaffer
WW II U. S. Army Kimberly J. Burdge
Cold War U. S. Navy Robert L. Henry
Vietnam U. S. Army Paul W. Hart
Vietnam U. S. Army Robert L Good
Korea U. S. Army Willian D. Ennist
Korea U. S. Army Earl L. Long
Korea U. S. Army Gerald Schlagle
U. S. Army WW II George F. Settle
Cold War U. S. Army Clyde R. Bomgardener
Korea U. S. Navy Marilyn J. Schroeder
Cold War U.S. Women’s Army Corps John E. Groninger
WW II/Korea U. S.Coast Guard/U. S.Army Charles L. Rowe
Korea U. S. Navy George A. Mengle
Cold War U.S. Army National Guard Roy E Kerns
Korea U. S. Army M Eugene Lindsey
Korea U. S. Army |
