Town of Carlisle, Massachusetts

Veterans' Memorials

In Hope of Peace Serving God & Country
In honor of those who answered the call
to serve our country especially those who
made the ultimate sacrifice.







Revolutionary War Civil War All Wars Veterans' Honor Roll Memorial
Veterans Buried in Carlisle 1784 Central Burying
Ground
Green Cemetery

Photos of past Memorial Day Observances

Locating The Memorials Contact Us Links



Since 1885, the Town of Carlisle, Massachusetts has endeavored to recognize and honor
our citizens who gave of themselves to fight for the freedoms that we all enjoy.
Their willingness to make sacrifices deserve to be noted for future generations.

Each Memorial Day, we salute them, we honor them, we thank them.
And now, here, you too can read the Roll Calls of our past and present wars
and view the Memorials that our Town has erected in their honor.



REVOLUTIONARY WAR MEMORIAL

The Revolutionary War Memorial is placed to the left of the main entrance of the First Religious Society across from the Town Common. Mounted on a large fieldstone are the names of 16 Carlisle residents who marched to Concord's North Bridge on the morning of April 19, 1775.







Photos by L. Bearfield
ON THIS SITE STOOD THE ORIGINAL MEETING HOUSE WHERE MINUTEMEN,
FROM WHAT IS NOW CARLISLE,
ASSEMBLED AND MARCHED TO
THE NORTH BRIDGE IN CONCORD APRIL 19, 1775
    Sgt. JAMES NICKLES
    Pvt. JOHN NICKLES
    Pvt. JOSEPH NICKLES
    Pvt. JOHN NICKLES, JR
    Pvt. EBENEZER HARDY
    Pvt. WILLIAM KEMP
    Pvt. NATHAN MUNROE
    Pvt. AARON MUNROE
    Pvt. JONAS MUNROE
    Pvt. JOSIAH HEALD
    Pvt. JONAS ROBBINS
    Pvt. NATHANIAL PARKER
    Pvt. ASA SPAULDING, JR
     
    JOINING THE MARCH WERE
    Lt. JOHN HEALD
    Sgt. DAVID HARTWELL
    Pvt. SIMEON BARRETT
     
    DEDICATED APRIL 19, 1975



Revolutionary War Plaque (Located at the historic entrance of the Gleason Public Library)


This bronze tablet commemorates Revolutionary War soldiers who are buried in Carlisle. The table was given to the town by the late Mrs. Mary A. Green.






CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL


Photo by L. Bearfield
The statue sitting on the rotary and gracing our village center is the "Goddess of Liberty". The Italian marble statue was built and dedicated to honor Carlisle citizens who fought in the Civil War.

The south side of the pedestal is inscribed:


TO THE ROLL-CALL THEY MAKE NO RESPONSE
CARLISLE HONORS THEIR DEEDS OF VALOR
TO PERPETUATE THEIR NAMES TO POSTERITY

On the east side of the base of the 7-1/2 foot statue that weighs three thousand pounds, is the quotation


LET HIM WHO HAS WON IT BEAR THE PALM

On the east side of the pedestal:

"Died in their country's service" followed by the names of thirteen
soldiers from the town who gave their lives during their terms of
enlistment in the Civil War.

DIED IN THEIR COUNTRY'S SERVICE
    WILLIAM BLOOD
    CO. C. 16TH, REG. INFANTRY M.V.
    WARREN P. LOCKE
    CO. B. 32ND, REG. INFANTRY M.V.
    THOMAS DUREN
    CO. H. 33RD, REG. INFANTRY M.V.
    MYRANDA DUTTON
    CO. H. 33RD, REG. INFANTRY M.V.
    JOHN M. ESTY
    CO. H. 33RD, REG. INFANTRY M.V.
    THOMAS J. HUTCHINS
    CO. H. 33RD, REG. INFANTRY M.V.

The list continues on the north side:

    GEORGE V. MONROE
    CO. G. 47TH, REG. INFANTRY M.V.
    OTIS NICKLES
    7TH, BATTERY LIGHT ARTILLERY M.V.
    AMBROSE WILKINS
    7TH, BATTERY LIGHT ARTILLERY M.V.
    JOHN Q. ADAMS
    1ST, CO. SHARPSHOOTERS M.V.
    AUSTIN M. HEALD
    1ST, CO. SHARPSHOOTERS M.V.
    WILLIAM MOORE
    1ST, CO. SHARPSHOOTERS M.V.
    FRANCIS M. WIGGIN
    CO. F. 13TH, REG. U.S.A.

The west side lists the Monument's donors

"1861-1865"

PRESENTED TO THE TOWN OF CARLISLE BY
 MRS. LYDIA A. G. FARRAR AND MISS HANNAH L. C. GREEN 
DEDICATED AUGUST 29, 1885







TOWN COMMON FLAGPOLE and ALL WARS PLAQUE

Mounted of the westerly side of the flagpole is the 6" x 9" bronze ALL WARS Plaque


Photos by L. Bearfield





VETERANS' HONOR ROLL

Carlisle Mosquito, June 4, 2004, photo by E. Huber

Previously located at the edge of the Town Common at the corner of Westford and Concord Streets were two wooden structures entitled "Honor Roll - In Hope of Peace Serving God & Country". The 198 names listed were those who were called to duty for WWI, WWII, Korea & Vietnam. Because the Memorial was constructed of wood, the years took their toll. It was replaced by the new Veterans' Honor Roll Memorial.



In the fall of 2007, the Carlisle Honor Roll Committee was appointed by the Board of Selectmen to oversee the design and construction of a new memorial that would provide due recognition to those Carlisle residents (both living and deceased) who served in the U.S. military during the 20th century and beyond, and in some cases paid the ultimate sacrifice and gave their lives.

On June 28, 2009, the town of Carlisle proudly unveiled its new Veterans' Honor Roll Memorial, listing the names of the 286 servicemen and servicewomen from Carlisle who served from World War I to the present-day. The additional names were the result of an outreach effort to find other Veterans who were not included on the previous Honor Roll.

Situated on the picturesque Town Common, the new memorial was built from New England quarried granite with bronze plaques 'floating' above the memorial wall, its appearance is elegant, respectful and in keeping with the historic nature of the Town Center. The design process, led by a dedicated volunteer committee, was well-vetted by the entire community with funding provided through the Community Preservation Act and additional donations.



Moving Dedication Ceremony

ROLL CALL. Ned Berube, Vietnam era veteran, reads the WWI honor roll during the dedication ceremony on June 28. Also standing are Honor Roll Committee members (left to right): Doug Stevenson (chair), Larry Bearfield, Alan Cameron, Alan Carpenito and U.S. Army Reserves Maj. Greg Fairbank. (Photo by Ellen Huber)

On June 28, 2009, under a spectacular, blue summer sky, the official dedication of the new memorial was attended by hundreds of Veteran's, their families and guests. Featured keynote address was by honored guest Lt. Gen. Ted Bowlds, Commander, Electronic Systems Command, Hanscom Air Force Base. A Naval Honor Color Guard from the U.S.S. Constitution presented the colors while Air Force Master Sergeant Jennifer Dashnaw from the USAF Band of Liberty, Hanscom AFB sang the National Anthem. The pledge of Allegiance was led by Boy Scouts Jacob Golson & Jason Eisenbies and the Carlisle Minuteman Battalion fired a 21-gun salute volley. Taps were played by Katherine Sorrows & Dan Picard, Carlisle Middle School and Carlisle resident Noragh Devlin sang America the Beautiful. A Carlisle Fire Department Honor Guard was present proudly flying an enormous American flag from the fire department's ladder truck. Also present were members of the Daughters of the American Revolution and Town and state elected officials. See the July 3rd, 2009 issue of the Carlisle Mosquito for a full report on the day's activities.

Special limited edition Dedication Coins were given to each Veteran. The coins have also been used as part of the fundraising effort.
A limited number of coins are still available for a $100 tax-deductible contribution.




  WORLD WAR I  1914 - 1918





     
    MERTON H. AYERS

    GEORGE L. BANFIELD

    EDMOND E. BATES

    RICHARD B. BATES

    MARTIN K. BOVEY

    EDWARD G. CAMPBELL

    CHARLES A. CARR

    PAUL R. COOMBS

    FRED E. DAISY

    CHARLES S. DAVIS

    GUISIPPI DONATO

    HARRY F. DRAKE

    ROSCOE E. FADDEN

     
    RALPH A. GEROW

    HARRIS H. GILMAN

    ARTHUR HOVEGAARD

    EVERETT KEYES

    HAROLD W. KOFORD

    GEORGE LITTLE, JR.

    FREDERICK H. LOVEJOY

    JAMES H. LOVERING

    LAWRENCE K. LUNT

    ALPHONSE D. MARTIN

    WILLIAM MERNICK

    FRANK O. MILLER

    CHARLES R. MILLER, JR.

    JAMES J. MULLANE

     
    PAMELA OUELLETTE

    ERNEST D. PECK

    OSCAR E. PEDERSEN

    EDWIN PETERSEN

    JOHN A. PETERSEN

    PAUL PETERSEN

    HERBERT C. PORTER

    ALONZO B. REED

    RAYMOND E. SARGENT

    WILLIAM R. SCHOOLCRAFT

    JOSEPH A. SORLI

    PAUL F. SWANSON

    HERBERT F. WILKIE








  WORLD WAR II  1939 - 1945





     
    WILLIAM G. AMBROSE
    CALVIN ANDERSON
    JOSEPH S. ANTOGNONI
    JOSEPH H. BEAUDETTE
    WILLIAM J. BERKES
    FRANCIS A. BOOTH
    HENRY L. BRALIT
    FRANK BROTHEN
    ROBERT H. BROWN
    MELVIN R. BUTLER
    ROY W. BUTLER, JR.
    JOHN A. CAIRES
    GEORGE A. CANN
    JUSTIN CARR
    VINCENT A. CATACCHIO
    EDWARD J. CLARK
    OLIVER N. CLARK
    LEO M. CULKINS
    LAFAYETTE G. CURRIER
    LINCOLN E. CURRIER
    PRISCILLA A. CURRIER
    WILLARD G. DAVIS
    FRANK F. DENARO
    LAWRENCE E. DONOVAN, JR.
    PHILIP S. DUMKA
    ERNEST R. DYER
    EDWIN E. DYSON
    STEVEN M. EDGELL
    EDWARD A. FARRELL
    FREDERICK S. FLANNERY
    RICHARD FLANNERY
    WALTER H. FLANNERY
     
    KEITH M. FORTIER
    GEORGE W. FOSS
    WILLIAM D. FOSS
    LEWIS E. FRENCH
    MARGARET GAUTHIER
    WALTER I. GEARY
    JOSEPH H. GIUNTA
    FREDERICA E. HALE
    HOWARD E. HENSLEIGH
    JAMES R. HIGHTOWER
    STEWART C. HURLBERT
    HARRY F. JACOBSEN
    WILLIAM A. KEARNS
    ROBERT J. KIERSTEAD
    THOMAS E. KIERSTEAD
    BERTHA FREEMAN KNUTE
    KENNETH E. KNUTE
    EVERETT LAPHAM
    WENDELL E. LAPHAM
    ROBERT LAUVA
    CHARLES L. LITTLE
    STANLEY LOVERING
    LAWRENCE K. LUNT, JR.
    SIDNEY G. MacRAE
    ALLAN L. MALCOLM
    ALFRED McALLISTER
    ROY A. McAUSLIN
    RALPH G. METIVIER
    WAYNE T. MORGAN
    NELS NELSON
    OLE NELSON
    HARRY G. OHS
     
    SAMUEL PARISI
    WILLIS M. PEARSON
    H. RUSSELL PERRY, JR.
    FRANK W. PHILBRICK
    OREN E. PHILBRICK
    WALTER L. PICKERING
    GEORGE W. PORTER
    IRVIN M. PUFFER
    SANTO J. PULLARA
    HORACE N. RICKER
    LOUIS R. RIVARD
    ALEXANDER P. ROSATO
    KENNETH SEABURG
    WILLIAM SEABURG
    HAROLD M. SHNEIDER
    CARROLL B. SLEEPER
    CARL G. SWANSON
    LAWRENCE E. TEE
    GEORGE N. THACHERY
    ARMANDO J. TRAVERSI
    JOHN H. VALENTINE, JR.
    FRANK E. WAHLEN
    JOSIAH K. WALLIS
    LESTER W. WATERMAN
    EARL L. WILKIE
    HERBERT W. WILKIE
    HELEN C. WILKINS
    JAMES P. WILKINS
    FRITZ WINBLAD
    ALAN G. WRIGHT
    DOREEN YOUNG
    JOSEPH A. ZIEHLER




  KOREAN ERA  1950 - 1960





     
    MAX C. ADAMS
    CARL ANDREASSEN
    B. WAYNE BLAKE
    WILLIAM F. BROWN
    BOBBY L. BUCHANAN
    NEWEL M. CANTRILL
    ROBERT W. COLBURN
    LEO F. COLLINS
    WILLIAM F. CUTTER
    ROBERT L. DAISY
    ROGER DAVIS
    JAMES M. DeMOTT
    ROBERT A DENNISON, JR.
    PHILIP G. DREW
    NORMAN J. FREDKIN
    DANIEL FULTON
    MICHAEL FULTON
    ROBERT FULTON
    DONALD A. GORDON
     
    GORDON J. HARDY
    JOHN HARRISON
    CALVIN HAYES
    ALAN HOLM
    MILDRED HOLM
    JOHN E. INNELLA
    FRED R. IOSUE
    ROBERT KENT
    PAUL KIERSTEAD
    JAMES F. KISTLER
    WILLIAM W. KOERNER
    ANTHONY N. MARIANO
    JOHN E. McCULLOUGH
    CHARLES E. MILLER
    ARTHUR N. MILLIKEN
    ARTHUR E. MILLS, JR.
    DALE MORRISON
    CARL A. NELSON
    AUSTIN C. NEWMAN

     
    GEORGE OTTERSON, JR.
    JANE P. OWENS
    MARTIN F. OWENS
    VINCENT S. PADENSKI
    KENNETH M. PEDERSEN
    WILLIAM E. PEDERSEN
    STEPHEN G. QUINN
    EDWARD S. READ, JR.
    ALYN ROVIN
    GEORGE E. SENKLER II
    HERBERT SLEEPER
    ROBERT SLEEPER
    JAMES F. SLOAN
    CLIFFORD STACEY
    GARY L. STADTLANDER
    R. BRUCE STEVENSON
    ALBERT SWANSON
    SVEN SWANSON
    ROBERT L. TURLEY
    ROLLIN T. YOUNG.




  VIETNAM ERA  1961 - 1974





     
    NORMAN ADRIAN
    RALPH P. ANDERSON
    H. THORNTON ASH
    CHARLES L. BAGNASCHI
    CHARLES BENT
    KENNETH BERG
    ERIC BERRY
    EDGAR R. BERUBE
    DANIEL W. BISBEE
    DAVID K. BITZER
    DANA A. BOOTH
    DAVID J. BOOTH
    FRANCIS J. BOOTH
    RAYMOND J. BOULAY, JR.
    A. PLEDGUR BRAGINTON
    CHARLES BROMAGHIM
    JAMES W. BURKE, JR.
    JAMES B. CAIRES
    ALAN G. CAMERON
    DOUGLAS CANN
    G. WILLIAM CLARK, JR.
    WILLIAM R. CLARK
    H. ROBERT CLARKE, JR.
    PETER P. COLE
    PETER S. CONSTABLE
    HARRY D. CROWTHER
    DAVID DAVIS
    JOHN WALTER DAVIS
    STEPHEN F. DAVIS
    PETER DOLAN
    DAVID DOLINS
    LAWRENCE EDWARD DONOVAN, III
    LLOYD S. DOW
    DAVID J. DRISCOLL
     
    GEOFFREY DUNN
    PAUL DUNN
    EVERETT DUREN
    DAVID DUTTON
    THOMAS R. ELIASSEN
    RICHARD EMERY
    STEPHEN EMERY
    R. BRADFORD EVANS
    CHARLES A. FORSBERG
    GILBERT FOSS
    JAMES FOSS
    PETER N. FRENCH
    THOMAS GALLAGHER
    ARTHUR GATES
    ROBERT W. GOEHRING, JR.
    DANA HANNAFORD
    KENNETH HANNAFORD
    BARRY D. HENDERSON
    ROBERT C. HILTON
    ALFRED HOUSE
    DONALD JOHNSON
    RICHARD E. JOHNSON
    JOHN F. KAZANOWSKI,JR.
    RICHARD L. KETCHEN
    DAVID G. KING
    RONALD J. KMIEC
    KENNETH D. KNUTE
    STEPHEN C. KNUTE
    RICHARD H. LAMBURN
    A. TAYLOR LAPHAM, JR.
    LAWRENCE LAVALLE
    MICHAEL LAVALLE
    MARILYN MacDONALD

     
    LEONARD C. MAHONEY
    RONALD F. MAHONEY
    DAVID McALLISTER
    GLENN McALLISTER
    THOMAS F. McELLIGOTT III
    DOUGLAS H. MEEHAN
    RALPH E. METIVIER
    ROBERT METIVIER
    RICHARD F. MEYER
    JAMES R. MORIN
    SCOTT C. MUNROE
    DONALD NEEDHAM
    ROBERT PARISI
    ROBERT D. PHILBRICK
    MARIS V. PLATAIS
    CLARK POOLE
    THOMAS J. RAFTERY
    GEORGE RICHARDSON, JR.
    LEONARD H. ROLLINS
    WILLIAM G. SALEM
    JONATHAN D. SAPHIER
    THOMAS F. SAUNDERS, III
    DANIEL L. SAVAGE
    DANIEL R. SCHUMACHER
    WILLIAM SHUMWAY
    KENNETH R. SMALLMAN
    PAUL E. SMITH
    PHILIP STORER
    MICHAEL TODD
    KENNETH H. WAITE
    ROBERT E. WALLHAGEN
    DAVID E. WATSON
    HARALD WILHELMSEN
    ROLLIN T. YOUNG, JR.




  1975 - 2001 and POST 9/11

     
    JULIAN R. ALLISON
    OLIVER M. BOJANIC
    ALAN R. CANOVA
    CHARLES C. DEAKINS
    THOMAS N. DEAKINS
    CONNOR DEIGNAN
    GREGORY H. FAIRBANK
     
    NEIL F. FANTASIA
    STEPHEN M. GORDON
    MICHAEL D. JACOBSON
    JOSHUA B. KLEIN
    JENNIFER A. MORIN
    DANIEL L. NEWMAN
    TIMOTHY P. NICKERSON
     
    STEVEN W. OPOLSKI
    ALEXANDER D. OSTROM
    ELLIOT S. PERKO
    EDMUND L. SCHWEPPE
    SAMANTHA L. SPEARS
    HANS B. WILHELMSEN




 indicates Killed in Action




VETERANS BURIED IN CARLISLE

1784 CENTRAL BURYING GROUND

Photo by L. Bearfield The Central Burying Ground is located on Lowell Road just outside of the village center across the street from Ferns Country Store and Center Park. The following veterans are buried in the Central Burying Ground.


 
EDMUND ANDREWS MAY 17, 1808
CAPT IFFACHER ANDREWS JULY 16, 1796
DAVID BLOOD NOV 25, 1804
CAPT STEPHEN BLOOD JULY 6, 1836
LIEU BENJAMIN FOSTER AUG 2, 1819
JONATHAN HEALD DEC 28, 1816
LIEUT SILAS HEALD JUNE 21, 1811
CAPT EZEKIEL NICHOLS  
LIEU NATHANIAL PARKER OCT 17, 1802
LIEU JAMES RUSSEL AUG 17, 1801
 
LIEUT DANIEL WHEAT JAN 12, 1827
TIMOTHY WILKINS APR 28, 1812
 
Note: Due to the condition of the headstones, the information here may not be entirely accurate nor complete. Updated information will be added as it is received and verified. 




GREEN CEMETERY

Green Cemetery is located on the right hand side of Bedford Road approximately ¼ mile outside of the village center. The Town cemetery was established in 1837. Each Memorial Day a special service honoring all veterans buried at Green Cemetery is held at the grave of the most recent veteran to have passed away.

On Memorial Day 2007 there were 246 veterans buried in Green Cemetery, of which 4 are women.

Carlisle Mosquito, May 30, 2003, photo by C. Sorn


     
    Albion Adams
    John Q. Adams
    Frederick Andrews
    Sebastion Frank Archer
    Henry Thorton Ash
    James H. Ashby
     
    William Barbour
    Kendrick Barnes
    Edmond Bates
    Richard B. Bates
    Joseph P. Beaudette
    Warren Benscoter
    Arthur H. Bergstrom
    James Bilodeau
    Hervey Bingham
    Hervey Bingham
    Warren H. Blaisdell
    Elbridge A. Blanchard
    Peter J. Blanchard
    Jonathan Blood
    Simon Blood
    William Blood
    Richard Brandhorst
    Frank Brothen
    Charles P. Brown
     
    Alfred Callahan
    Douglas A. Cann
    George Cann
    John Caries
    Ambrose C. Carpenito
    Edward J. Carr
    Justin T. Carr
    George W. Carter
    Alice Christensen
    Edward Clark
    William Clark, Jr.
    Clarence S. Cook
    Norman Copeland
    Edward Crombie
    Leo Culkins
    George Cumber
    Rudolph W. Currier
    Wilbur L. Currier
    Fred Daisy
    John W. Davis
    Ralph S. Davis
    Benjamin F. Day
    Warren F. DeForge
    Lawrence Donnelly
    Harry F. Drake
    Philip Dumka
    George Dunn
    George R. Duren
    Hermon L. Duren
    Thomas Duren
    Myranda Dutton
    Arne P. Dyson
    Edward Dyson
    David Edgar
    Peter Enroth
    Mabel Ericson
    William Farrar
    Jay Fisk
    Capt. Aaron Fletcher
    Charles Forbush
    George W. Forbush
    Capt. Paul Forbush
    George W. Foss
    Gilbert Foss
    William Foss
    Stanley Freedman
    Benjamin C. Freeman
    Lewis French
    Arthur Gates
    Frederick Gay
    Ralph A. Gerow
    Harris H. Gillman
    James L. Gormely
    Charles Goss
    George Gould
    William H. Gray
    Lt. Afa Green
    Capt. John Green
    Leonard Green
    Nathan Green
    Samuel Green
    Silas Green
    Capt. Thomas Green
    Zacheus Green
    Kenneth M. Greene
    Bruce Greenland
    George Grees
    Vincent Harrison
    Austin Heald
    Benjamin Heald
    Calvin Heald
    Issachar Heald
    Capt. Samuel Heald
    Capt. Thomas Heald
    Amos Hodgeman
    Luther Hodgeman
    John Howe
    Edward S. Hutchins
    Capt. Levi S. Hutchinson
    Harry F. Jacobson
    Raymond Johnson
    Edgar N. Josephson
    John F. Kazanowski, Jr.
    James Francis Keefe
    Henry V. Keniston
    Robert Kierstead
    Samuel Kinney
    Garrett Knight
    Lorraine Knight
    Kenneth Knute
    Kenneth Knute, (2nd)
    Steven C. Knute
    Charles F. Larsen
    Charles H. Larsen
    Joseph LaValle
    Samuel Levine
    George M. Litchfield
    Lowell Litchfield
    Paul F. Litchfield
    William Litchfield
    Harris E. Loring
    James H. Lovering
    John M. Lowney
    Inga MacRae
    Sidney MacRae
    James Madison
    Allan Malcolm
    Michael Maloney
    Paul Mark
    Robert Burton Mark
    Alphonse D. Martin
    Paul Maxwell
    William McAvoy
    Norman J. McLeod
    Charles E. McGregor
    David W. McIlhenny
    John G. McLean
    Paul McQueene
    Chester Melanson
    Neil G. Melone
    Ralph Metivier
    William H. Metzler
    Charles R. Miller
    Frank Miller
    Coburn Mirfield
    Phyllis Aida Mirfield
    George V. Monroe
    Jonas Monroe
    William H. Monroe
    Thorlief J. Monson
    William Moore
    Wayne T. Morgan
    Richard Mortensen
    Brian Needham
    Phillip Nei
    Christian Nelson
    Ernest Nelson, Jr.
    Martin Nelson
    Ole Nelson
    Abel Nickles
    Charles H. Nickles
    Frederick D. Nickles
    Otis Nickles
    Prescott Nickles
    Stephen Nickles
    Warren C. Nickles
    George P. Nickless
    Ingemann J. Nielsen, II
    George H. Nobbs
    Harry Ohs
    Martin T. O'Sullivan
    Hans Otto
    Harry S. Oulton, Sr.
    Gilbert W. Page
    Artemus Parker
    Maj. Jonas Parker
    Sydney Parker
    Asa Parlin
    Marie D. Pearson
    Oscar E. Pedersen
    William Pedersen
    H. Russell Perry, Jr.
    George Pisciello
    George W. Porter
    Irvin Puffer
    Richard Putonen
    Charles Rhodes
    Horace N. Ricker
    Peter Riley
    Daniel W. Robbins
    Frank E..Robbins
    John Robbins
    William B. Robinson
    Howard Rockstrom
    Roy Rose
    John Roth
    Daniel W. Rounds
    Thomas A. Ryan
    J.H. Sanders
    Raymond E. Sargent
    Salvatore Scarpino
    John R. Schaefer
    John Harold Schoolcraft
    William R. Schoolcraft
    John William Schulz, Jr.
    George E. Senkler, III
    Harold M. Shneider
    Carroll Sleeper
    Robert I. Sleeper
    Ruben E. Snell
    James Somerville
    Joseph A. Sorli
    Harvey Spence
    Donald A. Sturtz
    C. George Swanson
    Paul Swanson
    Edward Sweeney
    Abraham Taylor
    Daniel E. Teabo
    Phillip Thomassen
    Robert Edward Trainor
    Lawrence VanGundy
    John Waitkunas
    Rosco Waltz
    William Wamsley
    Irwin Warren
    Richard Warren
    Lester W. Waterman
    Benjamin H. Webster
    Robert Wesselhoeft
    George W. West
    Orin G. Whittemore
    Francis Wiggen
    Herbert F. Wilkie
    Ambrose Wilkins
    C.I. Wilkins
    Helen Wilkins
    James P. Wilkins
    James W. Wilkins
    Varnum Wilkins
    Charles Williamson
    George H. Wilson
    Harold B. Wilson
    Capt. H.W. Wilson
    Robert Wilson
    Thomas James Wilson
    Walter Woodward
    Charles T. Worthley
    Alan Wright
    Theodore Zizza
    Clement W. Zwack



LOCATING THE MEMORIALS


Calling All Veterans

Veterans or families of deceased Veterans may apply to have names added to the Veterans' Honor Roll. Qualifying Veteran's names will be added to our Virtual Honor Roll until such time that the bronze plaques on our Town Common are updated. Plaques will be updated on a timeline determined by the Honor Roll Committee. Veterans are eligible to be listed if:

    1. They entered active military service while living in Carlisle, or
    2. They are currently in active military service while living in Carlisle, or
    3. They were in active military service and have lived in Carlisle for at least 25 years, including veterans who may not be living here currently.
To be listed, submit your name with a brief signed letter and a legible copy of your Honorable Discharge form DD214 or Military ID card if currently on Active Duty to:

   Larry Bearfield, Chairman, Honor Roll Committee,
   c/o Selectmen's Secretary, 66 Westford Street, Carlisle 01741.

NOTE: If you do not have your DD214 you can go here for information on how to obtain a copy:



QUESTIONS

Please Email

   Larry@FernsCountryStore.com

HONOR ROLL COMMITTEE

    Larry Bearfield,
    Ned Berube
    Alan Cameron
    Alan Carpenito
    Maj. Greg Fairbank, USA
    Doug Stevenson
Architect/Designers: Levi+Wong, Concord
Webmaster: Ed Fields

 

Donations to the Carlisle Honor Roll Memorial are tax deductible


CONTACT US

If you have any questions, comments or would like to provide feedback about our Town’s Memorials:

Email the Carlisle, MA Veterans Honor Roll Committee




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