WWI and WWII Honor Rolls for the First Baptist Church
195 Pine Street
This honor roll includes those that served and those that died.
This list was created December 31, 1944.
World War I
Fowler, Fred
Guest, Mabel (Died, October 20, 1918)
Guest, Wallace
Johnston, Willis A.
Pitcher, Frank W.
Pitcher, Joel K.
Sheard, Walter G.
World War II
Bamberg, Harold D.
Barnes, Donald A.
Boetcker, William A.
Bogart, David
Bowers, George S.
Bowers, Robert F.
Boyle, Jack N.
Boyle, Robert W. (Died, France, December 2, 1944)
Brandrup, Claus S.
Brumfield, Calvin S.
Brumfield, Clifford C.
Burnett, Henry N.
Butman, Burton B.
Carl, Vincent L.
Carnie, Norman M. (Prisoner of War)
Carnie, Roger P.
Cartwright, Richard T.
Connor, Ralph S.
Cook, John B.
Davis, David P.
Davis, Richard C.
Essex, John H.
Forward, Robert T.
Foss, Carl A.
Gardiner, Norrie
Gardiner, George E. (Missing in Action 1942 / Body not Recovered)
Gleason, Kenneth
Glenz, Marshall
Guest, Leroy F.
Hambleton, Mary N.
Haynes, David
Hewlett, Alfred W. Jr.
Hewlett, Harold
Hiltbold, Arthur E. (Discharged)
Higbee, Ellsworth R. (Discharged)
Huestis, George F.
Hunter, Earl G.
Hunter, Edward R.
Hunter, Harold
Hunter, Wilbur W.
Jones, Donald R.
Jones, Willard W. Jr.,
Jones, Willard W.
Johnson, Robert L.
Johnson, Willis A.
Klein, Stirling
Klemm, Louis B. Jr.
Korb, Norman H.
Lounsbury, John J.
Lounsbury, Willard C. (Discharged)
Marshall, Lyndon O.
Massicott, Alfred J.
Morse, Robert C.
Muirhead, Cecil N. Jr.
Niece, Fulton K.
Parker, John M.
Padney, Vincent C. (Discharged)
Rauter, Clarence R. (Discharged)
Roemer, Frederick D.
Roemer, Robert
Sayres, Eugene
Seaman, Alfred (Discharged)
Shaut, Stanley A.
Sheard, Franklin O.
Sheard, Burcher
Sheard, George
Sheard, William B.
Sheard, Walter G. (Died June 9, 1943)
Smidt, Edward C.
Smidt, Robert J.
Smith, LeRoy F.
Smith, Arthur H.
Stiegelmaier, David J.
Templeton, Earl D.
Terry, James E. (Prisoner of War)
Tewksbury, Bayard D.
Tobiason, William A.
Walther, Robert R.
Watts, William H. (Discharged)
Wilkinson, Louis
Willard, Myron W. Jr.,
Wright, George H.
Wulff, Thelma M.
Source: Freeport Historical Society
