Full Name:   Donald Joseph Wagner
Parents:   Edward Theodor Wagner/Irene Caroline G...
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Monument Inscription:   DONALD J WAGNER    ARMY
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 4, Position 28
Branch:   United States Army
Period Served:   Cold War (Berlin Crisis)
MOS:   812.20 Mult Map Compiler
Rank/Grade:   SP4 E4-T
Length of Service:   1958-61
Unit:   14 July 1958; Enlisted, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.
Unit:   21 July 1958; at Company B, 2nd Battalion, 2nd Training Regiment, Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri, USA, Basic Training.
Unit:   03 October 1958; at USA Engineering School H, Ft. Belvoir, Virginia, USA, Student.
Unit:   28 March 1959; at Company A, 656 Engineer Battalion, (APO 403), Germany.
Unit:   20 April 1961; at Fort Hamilton, New York, USA, Early Release, Overseas Returnee.
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Family Testimonial:   December 2008, By self: Served two years in Schwetzingen, Germany near Mannheim.

     Full Name:   Aaron Henry Walterlin
Parents:   John H. Walterlin/Magdalene F...
Life Span:   (13 March 1887 - 31 July 1943)
Interred:   Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery, Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, USA. The location is Block 2, Section B, Lot 16-n, Grave 4.
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Monument Inscription:   AARON WALTERLIN   ARMY   WW I
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 1, Position 30
Branch:   United States Army
Period Served:   WW I
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     Full Name:   John Cornelius Walterlin
Parents:   Herbert Walterlin/Rose T. G...
Life Span:   (02 December 1927 - 19 February 2009)
Interred:   Washington County Memorial Park, West Bend.
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Monument Inscription:   JOHN WALTERLIN    ARMY    WW II
Wall Location:   East Marker WW, Row 1, Position 36
Branch:   United States Army
Period Served:   WW II
Rank/Grade:   Technical Sergeant Class IV-A
Unit:   ; He was carrier of Top Secret- Eyes Only messages at the War Department, Pentagon Building, Washington D.C. He also served with the Fighting 63 V Class Squadron at Keesler Field, Bioxi, Mississippi.
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Obituary:   John Cornelius Walterlin of Germantown, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA died peacefully at the age of 81 years on Thursday, 19 February 2009 at his home surrounded by his loving family. John was born on 22 December 1927 in Germantown to Herbert Walterlin and Rose Theresa Greulich. On 24 April 1954 he was married to Marlene L at St. Mary Catholic Church in Richfield. He was the father of Patrice, Jane (Kurt)and Diane. Proud grandfather of James, Justin, Jeremiah, Jordan, and Jacob. Brother of Winifred Peters. Brother-in-law of Werner (Beatrice) L. John was preceded in death by his parents. A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated on Monday, 23 February 2009 at St. Mary Catholic Church, N89 W16297 Cleveland Avenue, Menomonee Falls, Waukesha County. Burial followed at Washington County Memorial Park in West Bend.

In 1948 John and his father went gold mining in Alaska. In a 1940 Chevrolet pickup truck with a homemade plywood cap, they were the 56th and 57 civilians allowed to drive the Alcan Highway. The Alcan was an all gravel road 1,400 miles in length. They tested different claims from May to August but picking were small so they returned home. Two years later from May to October they went again this time to British Columbia, along the Caribou Trail in the Barkerville area.

John served his community as the Germantown Village Marshall from 1954 to 1957, Boy Scout Master Troop 54, charter member of the Germantown Lions Club, member of the Germantown American Legion Post 1, and a 50 year member of the Germantown Fire Department. John was a soldier in World War II. He had Air Corps training at Kessler Air Base in Mississippi and cryptograph training at Lowery Air Base in Colorado, then special unit training in Walker, Colorado. He was assigned to the War Department-Joint Chief of Staff-Pentagon Building, in Washington DC. where he deciphered and delivered "for your eyes only" messages.

[information extracted and edited from Mr. Walterlin's obituary punlished in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on 19 February 2009, from the American Legion The Last Bugle on 13 April 2009 and from personal conversations with John]

     Full Name:   LeRoy Edwin Walterlin
Parents:   Aaron Henry Walterlin/Mathilda Juliana "Odelia" H...
Life Span:   (12 March 1925 - 19 November 1994)
Interred:   St. Boniface Catholic Cemetery, Germantown, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA. Burial Location:   Area 4, Row 6, Grave 403.
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Monument Inscription:   LEROY E WALTERLIN   ARMY   WW II
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 1, Position 31
Branch:   United States Army
Period Served:   WW II
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     Monument Inscription:   EUGENE E WARREN   ARMY AIR CORP   WW II
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 5, Position 40
Branch:   United States Army Air Corps
Period Served:   WW II
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     Monument Inscription:   JAMES L WATERS   ARMY   WW I
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 4, Position 05
Branch:   United States Army
Period Served:   WW I
Unit:   ; 128 th Infantry.
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     Monument Inscription:   EDWIN E WEBER   ARMY   WW II
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 4, Position 27
Branch:   United States Army
Period Served:   WW II
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     Monument Inscription:   JOHN R WEBER   ARMY   VIETNAM
Wall Location:   East Marker WW, Row 5, Position 40
Branch:   United States Army
Period Served:   Vietnam War
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     Monument Inscription:   WILLIAM J WEBER   NAVY   WW II
Wall Location:   East Marker WW, Row 6, Position 20
Branch:   United States Navy
Period Served:   WW II
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     Monument Inscription:   WILLIAM S WEBER   ARMY   VIETNAM
Wall Location:   East Marker WW, Row 6, Position 19
Branch:   United States Army
Period Served:   Vietnam War
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     Monument Inscription:   DAVID W WEGENER   NAVY   CUBAN CRISIS
Wall Location:   East Marker WW, Row 5, Position 42
Branch:   United States Navy
Period Served:   Cold War (Cuban Missile Crisis)
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     Full Name:   Joseph Frank Werner
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Monument Inscription:   JOSEPH F WERNER   ARMY   WW II
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 1, Position 40
Branch:   United States Army
Period Served:   WW II
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     Monument Inscription:   LAUREL A WESSMAN   NAVY   VIETNAM
Wall Location:   East Marker WW, Row 6, Position 18
Branch:   United States Navy
Period Served:   Vietnam War
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     Monument Inscription:   LYNN WESSMAN   NAVY   VIETNAM-PERSIAN GULF
Wall Location:   East Marker WW, Row 6, Position 16
Branch:   United States Navy
Period Served:   Vietnam/Persian Gulf Wars

     Full Name:   William H. Wettereau
Parents:   Ruric William Wetterau/Hattie T...
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Monument Inscription:   WM H WETTEREAU   ARMY   BERLIN CRISIS
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 3, Position 29
Branch:   United States Army, Wisconsin Army National Guard
Period Served:   Cold War: served during the Berlin Crisis
Unit:   ; the 32nd Infantry Division was activated in August of 1961 and deployed to Ft. Lewis in Washington State. The Division returned back to nation guard status in August of 1962.
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     Monument Inscription:   RICHARD T WEYRAUCH   NAVY   VIETNAM
Wall Location:   East Marker WW, Row 1, Position 27
Branch:   United States Navy
Period Served:   Vietnam War
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     Monument Inscription:   STEPHEN T WEYRAUCH   ARMY   IRAQ
Wall Location:   East Marker WW, Row 1, Position 29
Branch:   United States Army
Period Served:   War on Terrorism (Iraq)
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     Monument Inscription:   JAMES E WHEATON JR   NAVY   VIETNAM ERA
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 5, Position 33
Branch:   United States Navy
Period Served:   Vietnam War Era
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     Monument Inscription:   JAMES E WHEATON SR   NAVY   WW II
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 5, Position 32
Branch:   United States Navy
Period Served:   WW II
Rank/Grade:   Ensign
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     Monument Inscription:   PHILIP T WHEATON   USMC   GULF WAR
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 5, Position 34
Branch:   United States Marine Corps
Period Served:   Persian Gulf War
Rank/Grade:   Sergeant
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     Monument Inscription:   RONALD P WIEBE   USMC   VIETNAM
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 6, Position 01
Branch:   United States Marine Corps
Period Served:   Vietnam War
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     Full Name:   Donny Glenn Wilegus
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Monument Inscription:   DONNY G WILEGUS   ARMY   KOREA
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 6, Position 03
Branch:   United States Army
Period Served:   Korean War
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     Monument Inscription:   ROBERT E WIMMER   ARMY   KOREA
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 1, Position 34
Branch:   United States Army
Period Served:   Korean War
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     Monument Inscription:   WILLIAM T WINKLER   ARMY   VIETNAM
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 3, Position 06
Branch:   United States Army
Period Served:   Vietnam War
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     Monument Inscription:   DAVID J WINTER   USMC   IRAQ
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 1, Position 06
Branch:   United States Marine Corps
Period Served:   War on Terrorism (Iraq)
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     Monument Inscription:   ROBERT M WINTER   USMC
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 1, Position 05
Branch:   United States Marine Corps
Length of Service:   (1954-1957)
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     Monument Inscription:   RICHARD WITT   ARMY
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 3, Position 02
Branch:   United States Army
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     Monument Inscription:   BRETT R WITTING   USMC   GULF WAR
Wall Location:   East Marker WW, Row 2, Position 11
Branch:   United States Marine Corps
Period Served:   Persian Gulf War
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     Parents:   Charles Herman Witzlib/Hedwig Walberga "Hattie" G...
Life Span:   (09 May 1927 - 30 June 2007)
Interred:   St. Mary Catholic Cemetery, Menomonee Falls, Waukesha County, Wisconsin, USA.
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Monument Inscription:   KENNETH WITZLIB   NAVY   WW II-KOREA
Wall Location:   East Marker WW, Row 4, Position 41
Branch:   United States Navy
Period Served:   WW II and Korean War
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Obituary:   "Kenneth Witzlib, also known as Kenny, was born into eternal life on 30 June 2007 at the age of 80 years. Kenneth was the husband for 55 years of Ruth. He was the loving father of David (Pat) of Rubicon, Janetof Colorado Springs, CO, Chuck (friend Rona) of Cecil, WI and Dennis (Mary Beth) of Germantown. Loving grandfather of Steve and Tina Kelnhofer, Bodie, Crystal, Lisa, Ben, Danny, Alyssa and Stephanie and 1 great-grandchild, Allicia Kelnhofer. He was further survived by his brother, James (Rosetta). Kenny served in the United States Navy during WWII, as well as 3 years in the Army Reserves. He was a 59 year member of the Germantown American Legion Post 1. Kenneth worked as a diesel and heavy equipment service man and was a member of Operating Engineers Local #139. Funeral service was held on Tuesday, 03 July at the funeral home. Burial followed at St. Mary Cemetery in Menomonee Falls. Visitation was at the funeral home."
SCHMIDT & BARTELT, Menomenee Falls

     Monument Inscription:   GORDON C WOLLER   USMC   WW II
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 6, Position 02
Branch:   United States Marine Corps
Period Served:   WW II
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