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<i class="material-icons" data-template="memories-icon">chat_bubble</i><br/>Posted by: PowerSecure Inc<br/><div class='remember-wall-long-description'>Remembering and honoring all who proudly served and made the ultimate sacrifice so that we may live free. God Bless our troops and God Bless America.</div><a class='btn btn-primary btn-sm mt-2 remember-wall-toggle-long-description' onclick='initRememberWallToggleLongDescriptionBtn(this)'>Learn more</a>
<i class="material-icons" data-template="memories-icon">cloud</i><br/>Robert Zatrepalek, Army, Sergeant<br/>Served from 1944 to 1945<br/>Posted by: Roberta<br/><div class='remember-wall-long-description'>In loving memory of my dad: (Citation dated June 18, 1945) Robert F. Zatrepalek, Sergeant, Infantry, 87th Mountain Infantry, US Army. For his meritorious service in combat on April 16th, 1945, near Mt. Croce, Italy. In the attack of a commanding mountain peak, the leading squad of a platoon was pinned down by machine gun and rifle fire from a group of buildings in their front. Sgt. Zatrepalek led his squad forward, through the intense fire, to a position from which they were able to direct a hail of bullets at the enemy. Then, he and his men charged the building, killing four of the hostile force and capturing several more. In the fierce action, Sgt. Zatrepalek was wounded in the neck by an enemy rifleman, but, after being hit, he shot and killed the hostile soldier who wounded him. By his aggressive and skillful tactics, Sgt. Zatrepalek enabled the advance of his platoon to continue, and earned the admiration and praise of all who witnessed his brave deeds. BY COMMAND OF MAJOR GENERAL HAYS</div><a class='btn btn-primary btn-sm mt-2 remember-wall-toggle-long-description' onclick='initRememberWallToggleLongDescriptionBtn(this)'>Learn more</a> Robert Zatrepalek, Army

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Edgar Joseph Cole, Navy
Edgar Joseph Cole, Navy
Posted by: Donna M.
In memory of my grandfather, Edgar Joseph Cole. USN - WWI
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Edward Terry Braziel, Navy
Edward Terry Braziel, Navy
Posted by: Donna M.
In loving memory of my father, Edward Terry Braziel, USN - WW II, Korean Conflict
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Gilbert B Dahlquist, Navy
Gilbert B Dahlquist, Navy
My husband Gubby who in later years passed from Agent Orange cancer. He loved the Navy and was a good man.
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Howard W Brewer, Army
Howard W Brewer, Army
My father who served in WW2 and was a good soldier and man. I love you.
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John Franklin Cherry, Navy
John Franklin Cherry, Navy
Posted by: Donna M.
In memory of John Franklin Cherry, USN.
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Wallace Griffin, Navy
Wallace Griffin, Navy
Posted by: Donna M.
In memory of Wallace Griffin, USN
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Edgar Joseph Cole, Navy
Edgar Joseph Cole, Navy
Posted by: Donna Merritt
In memory of my grandfather, Edgar J. Cole, WWI
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Edward Terry Braziel, Navy
Edward Terry Braziel, Navy
Posted by: Donna Merritt
In memory of my father, Edward Terry Braziel, USN Korean and WWII
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Aubrey Ivey, Army
Aubrey Ivey, Army
Posted by: Elizabeth J.
Honoring your service, Uncle Aubrey.
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John Garrett James, Army
John Garrett James, Army
Posted by: Elizabeth J.
Honoring your service, Grandpa.
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Glenn Reid Campbell, Army
Glenn Reid Campbell, Army
Posted by: Elizabeth J.
Honoring your service, Papa.
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Gilbert (Gubby) Dahlquist, Navy
Gilbert (Gubby) Dahlquist, Navy
Of my brave husband, who served in Korea and Viet Nam and ended up giving his life for his country.
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John Franklin Cherry, Navy
John Franklin Cherry, Navy
Posted by: Donna M.
In memory of John Franklin Cherry, USN
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Edgar Joseph Cole, Navy
Edgar Joseph Cole, Navy
Posted by: Donna M.
In Memory of Edgar Joseph Cole, USN World War I
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Edward Terry Braziel, Navy
Edward Terry Braziel, Navy
Posted by: Donna Merritt
In memory of my father, Edward Terry Braziel, USN Korean War, WWII
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Posted by: Denise C.
Thaddeus A Wilkinson Jr Navy Air LTC