Family Veterans
| Name | Branch | Rate / Rank | Duty Station(s) | Location(s) |
| Civil War - 1861-1865 | ||||
| Messig, George C. | union army | sergeant | 12th Regiment, New York | |
| (George C. deserted from the Union Army on July 4, 1865 at Weldon, North Carolina) | ||||
| Spanish American War 1898-1899 | ||||
| Wurm, John C. | U.S.A. | sergeant | Company B - 6th Ohio Infantry | Cienfuegos, Cuba |
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| WWI - 1914-1918 | ||||
| Link, Frank A. | U.S.A. | E-2 / private | ||
| Sartor, Alphonse P. | U.S.A. | E-2 / private | France | |
| Sartor, Carroll D. | U.S.A. | E-4 / cook | France | |
| Sartor, Edwin J. | U.S.A. | E-4 / corporal | ||
| Sartor, Ernest J. | U.S.A. | E-2 / private | ||
| Sartor, Eugene J. | U.S.M.C. | E-3 / private first class | France | |
| Smith, Elmer H. | U.S.A. | mess sergeant | Company H - 347th Infantry | |
| Wurm, Arnold B. | U.S.A. | |||
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| WWII - 1939-1945 | ||||
| Alber, William | U.S.N. | U.S.S. Grayson DD-435 | ||
| Eschenauer, Catherine | U.S.A. | ? nurse | ||
| Jump, Charles J. | U.S.A. | 82nd Airborne Division | ||
| Jump, Edwin I. | U.S.N. | |||
| Klepper, Carl | U.S.A.F. | E-3 / airman first class | munitions/weapons loader | Brazil |
| Link, Lawrence J. | U.S.A. | |||
| Malahy, James T. | U.S.N. | E-4 / gunnery mate | U.S.S. New Mexico BB-40 | |
| (James T. participated in the Normandy Invasion) | ||||
| Malahy, John P. | U.S.N. | E-4 / boatswain's mate | ||
| (John P. participated in the Normandy Invasion) | ||||
| Malahy, Raymond J. | U.S.M.C. | |||
| (Raymond J. participated in the Battle of Okinawa) | ||||
| Martin, Norris C. | U.S.M.C. | |||
| Missig, Richard J. | U.S.N. | |||
| Missig, Robert L. | U.S.N. | |||
| Mog, James F. | U.S.A. | Panama | ||
| Morton, George | U.S.A.F. | |||
| Niehm, Paul R. | U.S.N. | naval air corps | ||
| Patterson, Roy S. | U.S.A.F. | E-4 / senior airman | 11th Air Force Signal Corps | Aleution Islands |
| (Roy S. was the recipient of 2 bronze stars with oak leaf clusters) | ||||
| Peters, Charles R. | U.S.N | U.S.S. Allen M. Sumner DD-692 | ||
| Pfanner, Earl E. | U.S.A. | driver | member of Patton's Army | Belgium and France |
| (Earl E. was awarded the bronze star for bravery in driving truckloads of ammunition to the front) | ||||
| Sartor, Albert H. | U.S.N. | U.S.S. Windsor APA-55 | ||
| Sartor, Carroll A. | U.S.N. | E-6 / yeoman | amphibious forces | South Pacific |
| Sartor, Donald | U.S.N. | U.S.S. Essex CV-9 | ||
| Sartor, Frederick J. | U.S.M.C. | E-4 / corporal | Fifth Marine Division | Japan and Iwo Jima |
| Sartor, George E. | U.S.N. | PT Boats and troop transport | South Pacific | |
| Sartor, Jay W. | ||||
| Sartor, Joseph E. | U.S.A | E-5 / sergeant | ||
| Sartor, Lynford C. | U.S.A. | South Pacific | ||
| U.S.N. | Norfolk, Virginia | |||
| (Lynford C. served in both the U.S. Army and the U.S. Navy) | ||||
| Sartor, Richard A. | U.S.N. | E-5 / yeoman | amphibious forces | San Francisco, Ca. |
| Sartor, William N. | U.S.A. | E-5 / sergeant | ||
| Scheel, Arthur F. | U.S.A. | |||
| Scheel, Walter A. | U.S.A.F. | |||
| Smith, William R. | ||||
| Sturzinger, Edward M. | U.S.A.F. | |||
| Tansey, Frank M. | U.S.A. | Germany | ||
| Terry, York W. | U.S.A. | |||
| Wagner, Richard O. | U.S.A. | code breaker | ||
| Wilson, Paul L. | U.S.A. | E-6 / staff sergeant | Greensboro, N.C. | |
| Wurm, Urban J. | U.S.A. | O-6 / colonel - chaplain | ||
| (Urban was a catholic priest and a career officer. He served with the 2nd & 3rd Armored Divisions in WWII participating in the North African & Gela Beach, Sicily invasions. He serverd with the 10th U.S. Army Corps in the Korean War and participated in the Inchon invasion. In his years of service, he was awarded the Legion of Merit, Purple Heart, Bronze Star w / 3 oak leaf clusters, Belgian Croix de Guerre, and the Korean Presidential Unit Citation) | ||||
| Post WWII | ||||
| Sartor, Robert | Hawai & Marshall Island | |||
| Sartor, William E. | U.S.M.C. | E-5 / sergeant | ||
| Korea - 1950-1953 | ||||
| Dove, William R. | U.S.A. | E-4 / corporal | Grizzley Peak | Oakland, California |
| Hull, Chester L. | U.S.A.F. | E-4 / senior clerk | Korea | |
| Missig, Edwin J. | U.S.A. | 11 year veteran | ||
| Nazaroff, Norman J. | U.S.A. | radio repairman | Germany | |
| Sartor, Eugene J.,Jr. | U.S.M.C. | E-5 / sergeant | Korea | |
| (Eugene J.,Jr. participated in the Battle of Chosin Reservoir) | ||||
| Sartor, Thomas | U.S.A. | Fort Knox, Kentucky | ||
| Post Korea | ||||
| Fear, Reginald E. | U.S.N. | Norfolk, Virginia | ||
| Sartor, Frank H. | U.S.A. | O-2 / first lieutenant | ||
| Vietnam - 1961-1975 | ||||
| Dove, Michael W. | U.S.N. | E-4 / air traffic control | U.S.S. America CVA-66 | Norfolk, Virginia |
| Fear, Federick W. | U.S.N. | Key West, Florida | ||
| Hug, David J. | U.S.N. | U.S.S. Intrepid CV-11 | Norfolk, Virginia | |
| (David J. participated in the Cuban Missile Crisis and the recovery of the Mercury VII space capsule) | ||||
| Malahy, John P., Jr. | U.S.A. | Germany | ||
| Manning, David W. | U.S.M.C. | O-2 / first lieutenant | U.S. Naval Academy | Anapolis, Maryland |
| Murphy, Sharon M. | U.S.A.F. | E-7 / master sergeant | 17 year veteran | |
| (wife of Douglas Sartor whose duty stations included Turkey, Plattsburg S.A.C. Airbase (N.Y.), and Mc Guire Airbase (N.J.)) | ||||
| Peters, Lewis W. | U.S.N. | E-5 | U.S.S. Puget Sound CVE-113 | |
| Preston, Gerald S. | U.S.A.F. | E-3 / airman first class | Vietnam | |
| Sartor, Anthony | U.S.A. | Long Island, New York | ||
| Sartor, Dennis C. | U.S.M.C. | Vietnam | ||
| Sartor, Douglas W. | U.S.A.F. | E-7 / master sergeant | 20 year veteran | |
| (Douglas's duty stations included Vietnam, Okinawa, Turkey, Plattsburg S.A.C. Airbase (N.Y.), and Mc Guire Airbase (N.J.)) | ||||
| Sartor, Duane | U.S.A.F. | air policeman | Greece | |
| Sartor, Earl R. | U.S.N. | |||
| Sartor, Gary W. | U.S.M.C. | E-4 / corporal | helicopter carriers | Vietnam and Okinawa |
| Sartor, Laurence C., Jr. | U.S.A. | E-4 / specialist 4 | U.S. Military Academy Band | West Point, New York |
| Sartor, Stephen J. | U.S.N. | E-5 / engineman | U.S.S. Assurance MSO-521 | Panama City, Florida |
| U.S.S. Frigate Bird MSC-191 | Little Creek, Virginia | |||
| Tansey, Gerald E. | U.S.M.C. | U.S.S. Essex CV-9 | ||
| U.S.S. Wasp CVE-18 | ||||
| Tansey, John P. | U.S.A.F. | Phillipines and Thailand | ||
| Tansey, Michael F. | U.S.M.C. | Camp Le June | Vietnam | |
| Tansey, Ronald W. | U.S.A. | Germany | ||
| Wilson, Ronald P. | U.S.N. | E-3 / machinist mate | U.S.S. Wasp CVS-18 | Boston, Mass. |
| U.S.S. Castor AKS-1 | Japan and Vietnam | |||
| U.S.S. Niagara Falls AFS-3 | Japan and Vietnam | |||
| Gulf War - 1991 | ||||
| Kernell, Timothy | U.S.N. | |||
| Peters, Henry G. | U.S.M.C. | E-3 / lance corporal | U.S.S. Barbour County LST-1195 | |
| Roguski, Jamie | U.S.A. | E-4 | 101st Airborne | Fort Campbell, Kentucky |
| Sartor, Steven J. | U.S.A. | E-4 / trans. specialist | 3rd Armored Division | Glenhausen, Germany |
| Tansey, Russell | U.S.A. | |||
| Iraq War - 2003 | ||||
| Bayer, Brooke E. | U.S.N. | U.S.S. Normandy CG-60 | ||
| Dick, Matthew | U.S.A.F.R. | |||
| Mc Cormick, Kelly | U.S.A. | E-3 / private first class | Washington state | |
| Peters, Autumn M. | U.S.M.C. | E-3 / lance corporal | Quantico, Virginia | |
| Sartor, Adam L. | U.S.N. | E-3 / storekeeper | U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt CVN-71 | |
| Sartor, Andrew M. | U.S.N. | E-3 / engineman | U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt CVN-71 | Norfolk, Viginia |
| Unknown Years | ||||
| Sartor, Jay M. | U.S.N. | |||
| Sartor, Kerry | U.S.M.C. | |||