The United Veterans of Hicksville and the Hicksville community remember the Sons and Daughters of Hicksville and our Nation who have made the Supreme Sacrifice during our Nation’s wars. Our Grateful Nation will always hold their memory in cherished Eternal Glory, as “They gave up their tomorrows so we can have our todays.”
The thoughts and prayers of the Commanders and members of the United Veterans of Hicksville, our legislators, clergy and community leaders are with our Gold Star Families especially our Gold Star Mothers who have endured tragic loss. The Torch of Liberty remains burning brightly on the Altar of Freedom due to the sacrifices of our Armed Forces and our combat wounded. Our nation always will remain the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave due to their sacrifices. We await the return home of those listed as Missing In Action.
God Bless America,
Gregory P. Bennett, Commander, Charles Wagner American Legion Post # 421
William G. Walden, Commander, William M. Gouse, Jr. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post # 421
Jack R. Hayne, Commander, Jewish War Veterans Gieir-Levitt Post # 655
Joseph Messana, Commander, Catholic War Veterans Joseph Barry Post #1946
Paul Masi, President, Vietnam Veterans of America, Nassau Chapter # 82
Robert F. Schlegel Jr., Commander, Masonic War Veterans Henry Biel Post # 46
World War One: Joseph Barry, Charles Wagner, Walter S. Wheeler
World War Two: Henry Gebhardt, William Remy
Joseph Heim, Melvin Rurback, John Hughey, Wallace Schaefer
James Madden, Robert Ulmer, Andrew Manelski, James Wilson,
Arthur Noeth, Henry Wyka, William Pakaluk, Raymond Zeltman
Patsy Pepe, Clemes Zglieseky, John Zieler
Vietnam War: William Chomyk, James Stolz, Jr., Carl Kozma, Paul Sawtlle
John Mazzone, Stanley Tomasovic, Robert Rausch
Paul Walkowski, Ralph Schiavone, Stanley Wilenski
Operation Iraqi Freedom
Operation Enduring Freedom
Kevin T. Kolm
