Omro Veterans Memorial

....honor all who served.

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 Omro Veterans

Missing In Action or Killed In Action  Memorial Drawing

Darwin Baldry
Darwin E. Baldry
Army - WWII

Wain CraigWain P. Craig
Army - Vietnam

Earl_Edminister
Earl E. Edminister
Navy - WWII
Edward Erickson
Edward Erickson
Army Air Corps - WWII
Arthur J. Hyde
Arthur J. Hyde
Army Air Corps - WWII
Dewey C. Josephson
Dewey C. Josephson
Army - WWII
Robert E. Karlson
Robert E. Karlson
Army Air Corps - WWII
Rex A. Loker
Rex A. Loker
Army - WWII
Raymond A. Nusser
Raymond A. Nusser
Navy - WWII
Alvin P. Palecek
Alvin P. Palecek
Army Air Corps - WWII

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Richard J. Shea
Army Air Corps - WWII

Brent T. VromanBrent T. Vroman
Marine Corps - Iraqi

NO IMAGE

Henry Wambold
Army - WWII


Arthur G. York
Army - Korea

Merlin Allen
Marine Corps - Vietnam

 

Omro's Circle of Honor

 Five panels,surrounding the flag
Creating quite a scene
Coast Guard, Army, Navy
Air Force and Marines

 Five beautiful emblems
That proudly represent
The five branches of service
Into which our Veterans went 

A stone out in front
On which is inscribed
A heartfelt tribute
To the Veterans inside

As you step inside the circle
It's hard to recall
Which emblem was on which panel
But that doesn't matter now at all. 

Once inside the circle
It's all about the names
They all sacrificed in some way
And that makes them all the same

Each name has a story
Loved ones, family and friends
Each Veteran had a bond
And a love for country that never ends

As you stand inside the circle
A humbleness abounds
For once inside the circle
You're standing on sacred ground

As you read the names that surround you
Take a moment to recall
The stories and experiences of their lives
That put them on this wall

Take a special moment
To reflect on "Panel Three"
These Veterans gave their all
They died for you and me 

It means a lot to have a place
Where all of us can come
To pay tribute and say "thank you"
For all that they have done.

Thank you for serving.

By Cyndi Wipf