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<< Previous   of   Next >>   ADVERTISEMENT   Related Stories • 81 veterans' names, 81 meaningful lives honored in Snohomish 11/11/09   CONTACT THE HERALD Robert Frank, City Editor frank@heraldnet.com   Published: Wednesday, November 11, 2009 List of Snohomish’s war dead Here are the names of the 81 former Snohomish School District students who died in military service during U.S. armed conflicts: World War I Merle C. Alexander Glenn T. Bagley Guy C. Cooper Frank C. Danner Oscar Dickson John Hawks Gay L. Jones William E. Koplitz Jules Le Maitre Julius C. Morse Reginald W. Newman Jesse I. Potter Herman Saupe Alfred L. Snyder Earl T. Winehart World War II Fred F. Ackerman Elywn Aprill John E. Barnes Roger L. Beckman David A. Butcher William C. Cram Robert Erickson Julius E. French Harvey E. Gardner Robert W. Greenside Donald R. George Richard R. Hodgdon Charles L Hodgins Warren R. Hokenstad Oris Hollister Raymond J. Huff Clarence H. Hughes Thomas Humphreys William S. Iaeger M. Arnold Johnson William F. Kuzel Lafell R. Lamson Vernon L. Lawrence Robert L. Leaky Floyd S. Lewis Kenneth C. McCready Boyd W. Morgan Robert F. Morris Peter J. Morse Archie W. Newell Elmer H. Peterson William L. Porter Everett C. Rainwater Donald Reed Kenneth W. Richer Louis P. Rieken Edward A. Roslefske Herman A. Schmidt Ralph C. Smith Robert F. Smith William L. Smith Arthur A. Steinke Eldridge C. Stockton Manuel W. Surdyk Charles Trapp J. Leland Wallace Leo M. West Harvey E. Winoski Edwin W. Wissing Brady M. Wood Melvin York Korea Charles M. Burrows J. Howard Carlson Earl Christianson W. Roy Christoffersen Robert L. Courtney John D. Fender Frank W. Perry Jr. William H. Shafer Vietnam Bruce C. Christian Earl W. Haug Daniel Hendrickson Joe P. Larsen Owen T. McCandlis Charles C. Peterson Iraq Jeffrey B. Starr READER COMMENTS Be the first to comment. You must be a registered user and verify your e-mail address to post comments to blogs or articles on HeraldNet. To register, click here. To read other terms and conditions, click here. Log out

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