Website WW2 Monument

Up-grade construction of a WW II Monument was completed November 2024. It is located at the intersection of State routes 690 and 502 Spring Brook Township Pa. 18444. The original monument was made in the 1940’s. It is a single marble stone that lists 79 people from Spring Brook Township Pennsylvania that served in World War II. This stone has been placed on an impressive red, white and blue pedestal. 

A bronze plaque with a prayer for World Peace is placed in the shadow of the marble stone on a 400 pound bluestone, which also shadows the marble stone. Reading and reflecting upon the prayer is a way for you to take a step toward world peace. A 15 foot Heroes History wall has been added adjacent to the monument pedestal. 

World Peace Plaque:

The Shadow of War & Individual Destruction will remain omni-present until the individuals of the world practice living by the Golden Rule. Do your part and don’t worry if others do theirs. We could only be one of three things in this life. We could be a plus, we could be a zero, we could be a minus when our Book of Life is closed. We individuals have many opportunities to travel upon roads which are abandoned that should not be abandoned. My prayer is that you will be a plus.

Galouchi

Special Recognition Plaque:

“In everything, do to others what you would have them do to you”. Opportunities to travel useful civic roads are created when we are in harmony with the above Golden Rule. The blue stone for this Shadow Of War Monument, which offers a reminder of an age old simple solution to end conflicts, was donated by Harold Litts & his two sons Erick and Brian.

 

 

1. Frank Ankerway

2. Edward Benjamin

3. Robert Benjamin

4. Joseph V. Bonn

5. Morgan F Bowen

6. Robert Burnside

7. Robert Capple

8. William Capple

9. Frank Crystal

10. Louis Crystal

11. Frank Dolesky

12. Stanley Dolesky

13. Clare Dutter

14. Dorris Elias A.N.C.

15. Lester Farischon

16. Reniald Farischon

17. Michael Fick

18. Nicholas Fick

19. Paul Gregorski

20. Edward Gudz

21. Stanley Gudz

22. Carl Hagen

23. Lester Haines

24. Robert Haines Jr.

25. Walter Hnatko

26. Harold Hrywnak

27. John Hrywnak

28. Paul Hrywnak

29. Harold Johnson

30. Kenneth Johnson

31. Robert J Johnson

32. Evan Jones

33. Robert Jones

34. John Kenoskey

35. Edward Kenosky

36. Stanley Kenosky

37. Curt Kriegal

38. John Kripinski

39. William Lane Jr.

40. Felix Leshinski

41. Harry Lidner

42. William T. Lidy

43. Michael Lipinski

44. Charles N. Mead

45. James Milia

46. Ira Millard

47. Edward Misalinski

48. Alex Moleski

49. John Moleski

50. Carl Morgan

51. Joseph H. Natko

52. Anthony Papernick

53. Arthur Presotine

54. Reese W. Price

55. Floyde Raub

56. Edward W. Reigal

57. John B. Rodney

58. Angelo A. Sciabarasi

59. Alfred Scott

60. Peter Scott

61. Arthur Scull

62. David B. Scull

63. John B. Scull

64. Edward Snyder

65. Frank Stag

66. Quentien Swartz

67. Richard K. Thomas

68. Teddy Edwin Thomas

69. Everett Tooley

70. Helen Cramer Tooley. Wave

71. Edward Tripus

72. Paul Tripus Jr.

73. Elmer Vanbrunt

74. Edward Vanlouvender

75. Edward Visneski

76. Adolf Vogelbacker

77. Harry White

78. Mary William A.N.C.

79. Albert Zurcher

80. James B. Dikeman (Original Monument in memory of )

81. Mildred Dikeman ( Commissioned 1940's monument )