Middletown World War I Monument
[ West plaque ]
1917 The World War 1918
In Grateful Remberance Of
The Soldiers and Sailors From
Middletown
Who Died in the
Service of Their Country
On These Battlefields
Or on the High Seas
Or by the Pestilence
That Walketh in Darkness
Or the Destruction
That Wasteth at Noonday
Chemin des Dames
Seicheprey
Chateau Thierry
Saint Mihiel
Marcheville
Verdun
Argonne – Meuse
[ East plaque ]
1917 The World War 1918
This Memorial
Is a Tribute to Our Heroic Dead
Let it Also be an Inspiration to the Living
To be Loyal to the Ideals of Our Nation
For Which These men Died Whose Names
Are Here Recorded and to
Future Generations Let it be a Reminder
Of the Solemn Trust Committed to Them
Carl E. Allison • William B. Bates • Allyn M.C. Berrie • Gek Borus • Gustave E. Carlson, Corp. • Arvid A. Cederholm, Sergt. • Earl R. Clark • Clarence Coe • Jeremiah J. Coleman • William H. Coughlin • Ernest W. Crosley • Clinton deForest • John D. Dunigan • Maurice P. Dwyer • Herbert Eckersley, Orderly • James Geary, C.P.O. • Guiseppe Giardino • Joseph A. Grace, Sergt. • Edward Gulstrand • Fred L. Hall • Lyman B. Hoops, Lieut. • Arthur L. Johnson • Aubrey G. King • Joseph Kowaleski • Alfonso Lese • Michael E. McDonald • Sebastiano Milardo • Raphael Paone • Angelo Piccolo • Wesley E. Rich, Corp. • Raymond M. Roberts • Sebastian Romano • Maury J. Shea, Sergt. • Steven C. Smith, Jr. • Robert M. Wilcox, Corp. • John W. Zawisza
Marker is at the intersection of Washington Street (Connecticut Route 66) and Veterans Way, on the right when traveling east on Washington Street.
Courtesy hmdb.org
