Monument Inscription:   HAROLD E WOLTRING   ARMY   WW II
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 2, Position 34
Branch:   United States Army
Period Served:   WW II
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     Monument Inscription:   DONALD H YAGGIE   ARMY   WW II
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 2, Position 32
Branch:   United States Army
Period Served:   WW II
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     Monument Inscription:   EARL YEARSLEY   ARMY   KOREA
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 4, Position 30
Branch:   United States Army
Period Served:   Korean War
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     Monument Inscription:   JOHN A ZABROWSKI   ARMY   WW II
Wall Location:   East Marker WW, Row 4, Position 29
Branch:   United States Army
Period Served:   WW II
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     Full Name:   John David Zabrowski
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Monument Inscription:   JOHN D ZABROWSKI   USAF
Wall Location:   East Marker WW, Row 4, Position 30
Branch:   United States Air Force
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     Monument Inscription:   HENRY ZARTH   ARMY   KOREA
Wall Location:   East Marker WW, Row 3, Position 35
Branch:   United States Army
Period Served:   Korean War
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     Full Name:   Darryl Scott Zernia
Monument Inscription:   DARRYL S ZERNIA   USMC   VIETNAM
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 6, Position 20
Branch:   United States Marine Corps
Period Served:   Vietnam War
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     Monument Inscription:   DUANE A ZIMMER   USAF   KOREA
Wall Location:   East Marker WW, Row 3, Position 25
Branch:   United States Air Force
Period Served:   Korean War
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     Monument Inscription:   CHRISTOPHER A ZIMMERMANN   USMC   GULF WAR
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 3, Position 24
Branch:   United States Marine Corps
Period Served:   Persian Gulf War
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     Monument Inscription:   DONALD A ZIMMERMANN   ARMY   KOREA
Wall Location:   West Marker EW, Row 3, Position 23
Branch:   United States Army
Period Served:   Korean War
Length of Service:   (13 February 1953 - 10 February 1955)
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     Full Name:   Paul Adam Zingsheim
Parents:   Ambrose Peter Zingsheim/Julia W...
Life Span:   (09 July 1895 - 21 October 1980)
Interred:   St. Theresa Memorial Garden, Theresa, Dodge County, Wisconsin, USA.
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Monument Inscription:   PAUL A ZINGSHEIM    ARMY    WW I
Wall Location:   East Marker WW, Row 6, Position 41
Branch:   United States Army
Period Served:   WW I
Length of Service:   18 July 1918 - 16 May 1919
Unit:   18 July 1918; Enlisted in the United States Army in West Bend, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA.
Unit:   ; Service records lost in the fire of 1973.
Unit:   16 May 1919; Honorably discharged from Second Company, 161st Depot Brigade, Camp Grant, Illinois.
Obituary:   Paul Zingsheim

The Commonwealth Reporter
22 October 1980

"Paul A. Zingsheim, 85, of 217 S. Milwaukee St., Theresa, died Tuesday, Oct. 21, 1980, at Gateway Nursing Home in Hartford.

He was born July 9, 1895, in Nenno, Wis., the son of Ambrose and Julia Wolf Zingsheim. He married Catherine Lischka on May 14, 1924 in Hartford.

A veteran of World War I, Mr. Zingsheim farmed in the Town of Theresa all his married life. He moved to Theresa in 1971, and was a member of the Hustisford American Legion Post 420.

Survivors include his wife; Catherine; four sons, Dan of Arizona, Eugene of Chicago,Ill., Philip (Marilyn) and Frederick (Dianne) both of Theresa; four daughters, Mrs. Wilfred (Genevieve) Sof Hustisford, Mrs. HermSof Germantown, Mrs. William Kenealy and Mrs. RoyE, both of Hartford; 22 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; four brothers, Frank and Philip , both of Theresa, Felix of Lomira, and Wendolin of Allenton; four sisters, Mrs. Mathew (Rose) Rohlinger of Lomira, Mrs. Michael (Amelia) Kraus of West Bend, Ms. Marie Zingsheim of Milwaukee, and Mrs. Frank (Theckla) Peters of Allenton.

He was preceded in death by two sons and four sisters.

Visitation will be from 3 to 7 p.m. Friday at the Kietzer Funeral Home, Lomira.

Funeral services for Mr. Zingsheim will be held Friday from 7 p.m. at the funeral home and at 7:30 p.m. at St. Theresa's Catholic Church, Theresa.

Burial will be in the St. Theresa Memorial Garden. There will be a graveside military service at 10 a.m. Saturday.

Pallbearers will be Philip P. Schulteis, Thomas Kenealy, Bruce Schmidt, Paul P. Schulteis, Neal Ewert and James Zingsheim."
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Family Testimonial:   April 2009, By Rita Schulteis, daughter: My father was in training at Camp Hancock, Georgia in August of 1918 and later served in France. His rank was that of private.

     Monument Inscription:   DONALD J . ZOROMSKI    ARMY
Wall Location:   East Marker EW, Row 3, Position 04
Branch:   United States Army
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