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LINK	WAR	FIRST NAME	LAST NAME	DATE OF DEATH	LOCATION OF DEATH	VERIFICATION	RESIDENCE	RANK	Branch of Service	AGE	NEXT OF KIN
Clarence Elmer Anderson	World War I	C. E.	Anderson	July 30, 1918	Killed in Action	Soldiers of the Great War, US Army Military History Institute	Gonvick	Private	U. S. Army		Charles (Carl) E. and Mary Anna Anderson
Magnus M. Anderson	World War II	Magnus M.	Anderson	March 1, 1945	KIA, Germany	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Popple Township	PFC	U. S. Army	19	Magnus & Tilda Anderson
Robert F. Anderson	World War II	Robert F.	Anderson	September 26, 1944	KIA	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Gonvick	Private			Mrs. Edward K. Anderson
Edgar Penford Arnold	World War II	Edgar Penford	Arnold	January 17, 1943	Training Plane Crash, North Carolina	Talked with Herman Gardner, Longtime Bagley Resident, WW II Veteran, Knew Edgar, Knew Died WW II. Buried in cemetery at Gran Church (log church northwest of Bagley) cemetery.	Bagley	Ensign	U. S. Navy		Elise Arnold?
Gerald Bennett Bagaason	Viet Nam War	Gerald Bennett	Bagaason	September 9, 1966	KIA, Viet Nam	U. S. Casuaties in Southeast Asia	Clearbrook	PFC	U. S. Marine Corps	19	Mr. & Mrs. Don Bagaason, Birth, 1-8-47
Halvor Bakken	World War I	Halvor	Bakken	October 10, 1918	Died from Influenza Epidemic, Army Base in United States	Buried in Emmanuel Cemetery, Clearbrook, MN	Clearbrook	Private	U. S. Army		Ole & Marie Bakken
Vernon Nelson Beckman	World War II	Vernon Nelson	Beckman	August 1, 1944	Date of Loss, July 18, 1943	Minnesota State Summary of Casualties, U. S. Navy, 1946	Bagley	Seaman First Class	U. S. Navy		Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Garret Beckman
Harold L. Berg	World War II	Harold L.	Berg	December 18, 1944	MIA, Burma	Defense Prisoner of War/Missing Personnel Office lists Harold L. Berg, O1017696, U. S. Army, 2nd Lt., as Missing in Action, 12-18-1944		Lieutenant	U. S. Army	January 1, 1970	Adoptive parents: Ludvick (Ludvig) and Anna Berg
Hartvig E. Berg	World War II	Hartvig E.	Berg	July 1, 1944	KIA, Italy	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Clearbrook	Private	U. S. Army		Jacob & Adneta Berg
Kenneth S. Berge	World War II	Kenneth S.	Berge	May 14, 1944	KIA, Okinawa	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Bagley	Private		19	Mr. & Mrs. Robert Berge
Richard D. Bergland	Korean War	Richard D.	Bergland	January 11, 1951	KIA, Korea	Korean Conflict Casualty File, Secretary of Defense, Record Group 330, National Archives Building		PFC	U. S. Army		Leonard and Dorothy Mildred Huff Bergland
Lars Bjorbeck	World War I	Lars	Bjorbeck	October 5, 1918	Killed in Action, France	Soldiers of the Great War, US Army Military History Institute			U. S. Army		Ole L. and Marit Orsun Bjorbeck
Marvin F. Blair	World War II	Marvin F.	Blair	June 18, 1942	Died, Training Camp, Fort Lewis, WA	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, Koochiching County, War Department 1946			U. S. Army		Frank & Mary Blair
Irvin Theodore Blix	World War I	Irvin Theodore	Blix	October 4, 1918	Sinking of the USS Herman, North Atlantic, MIA	Tablets of the Missing, Suresnes American Cemetery, Suresnes, France	Nora Township		U. S. Navy		Albert & Anna Blix
Helmer A. Erickson	World War II	Helmer A.	Erickson	August 15, 1944	KIA, France, Buried in American Brittany Cemetery, St. James, France	47th Inf Div, 9th Division, Verified by Relatives and American Battle Monuments Commission	Sinclair Township	PFC	U. S. Army		Emil Erickson
Charles R. Featherolf	World War II	Charles R.	Featherolf	August 1, 1944	KIA, France	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Shevlin	PFC	U. S. Army		Ed Tilman and Mary Etta Young Featherolf
Charles John Feddema	Viet Nam War	Charles John	Feddema	March 5, 1967	KIA, Viet Nam	U. S. Casuaties in Southeast Asia	Bagley	Spec. 4	U. S. Army	23	Mr. & Mrs. N. L. Feddema, Birth, 11-3-43
Herman Fittje	World War II	Herman	Fittje	October 1, 1944	Died, Non Battle, France	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Nora Township	Private	U. S. Army	32	Henry Weard and Martha Obert Fittje
Arthur August Flaws	World War II	Arthur	Flaws	May 2, 1946	Died, Non-Battle, North Atlantic	Joined Merchant Marines, 1943, Served in North Atlantic	Alida		Merchant Marines	21	John & Margaret Flaws
Martin Forsberg	World War II	Martin	Forsberg	January 30, 1943	Killed in Pacific	Fosston Area? Martin S. Forsberg is listed as KIA in World War II on the MNDVA website. World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, Hennepin County, War Department 1946		PFC	U. S. Army		Carl J and Anette B. Emerson Forsberg
Bernt A. Fosnes	World War I	Bernt A.	Fosnes	September 19, 1918	Died from Wounds	Soldiers of the Great War, US Army Military History Institute	Clearbrook	Private	U. S. Army		Anders and Marie Fosnes
Emory Leranzo Frame	World War I	Emory Leranzo	Frame	September 16, 1918	Killed in Action	Soldiers of the Great War, US Army Military History Institute	Leonard	Private	U. S. Army		John Elvis and Mary Serelda Rudd Frame
Morris C. Gilbertson	World War II	Morris C.	Gilbertson	August 1, 1944	KIA, France	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Bagley	PFC	U. S. Army		Chester R. and Amanda Ramon Gilbertson
Cleve E. Goodwin	World War II	Cleve E.	Goodwin	October 8, 1944	Died, Non Battle, France	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Pine Bend	Tech Sgt	U. S. Army		Henry and Florence Goodwin
Raymond Henry Gordon	World War I	Raymond	Gordon	February 3, 1919	Died from Wounds, France	Soldiers of the Great War, US Army Military History Institute	Moose Creek Twp	Private	U. S. Army		Lars Hanson and Ane (Annie) Robele Gordon
Carl P. Grone	World War II	Carl P.	Grone	October 20, 1944	KIA, Italy	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Gonvick	Sergeant	U. S. Army	33	Mrs. Ragnhild Grone
Clifton Haagenson	World War II	Clifton	Haagenson	November 1, 1943	Italy or Sicily, Buried in Sicily-Rome American Cemetery, Nettuno, Italy	133 Inf. Regt, 34 Inf. Div. Verified American Battle Monuments Commission	Leonard	Sergeant	U. S. Army		Otto Haagenson
Harold B. Hagstrom	World War II	Harold B.	Hagstrom	December 1, 1942	KIA	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946		Private			Gustaf W and Ida Benson Hagstrom
Orville M. Hallan	World War II	Orville M.	Hallan	February 4, 1945	KIA, Luzon Island, Phillipines	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Bagley	PFC	U. S. Army	33	Mr. & Mrs Oscar Hallan
Reuben H. Halvorson	World War II	Reuben H.	Halvorson	April 8, 1944	KIA, Bombing Flight, B-17, over Europe	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Clearbrook	Staff Sergeant	U. S. Army Air Forces	20	Mr. & Mrs. Thone Halvorson
Walter Lewis Hampton	World War II	Walter	Hampton	December 7, 1941	KIA, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii	Website: usswestvirginia.org lists the deaths at Pearl Harbor; indicates Walter Lewis Hampton, BM2, died when the USS Arizona was sunk. Website: ussarizona.org also lists Walter Hampton, BM2, but lists his home state as Kansas.	Bagley	Boatswain's Mate	U. S. Navy	34	Mrs. George Whitman
George Hangaard	World War I	George	Hangaard	October 3, 1918	Died of Influenza, Oct. 3, 1918, Liverpool, Metropolitan Borough of Liverpool, Merseyside, England	Buried in Sacred Heart Township, Renville County, Minnesota,	Berner		U. S. Army	27	Gunder and Emile Hangaard
Oscar Hanson	World War II	Oscar	Hanson	November 30, 1944	KIA, Germany	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, Beltrami County, War Department 1946	Gully	Captain	U. S. Army		Mr. & Mrs. Tom Hanson
Thomas A. Hastie	World War II	Thomas A.	Hastie			Letter to Clearwater County, Minnesota Department of Veteran Affairs, July 31, 1945	Bagley				Husband of Helen G. Hastie
Clarence P. Haukland	World War II	Clarence P.	Haukland	February 7, 1944	KIA, Italian Front	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Nora Township	Corporal	U. S. Army	25	Mr. & Mrs. Peter Haukland
Arnold E. Holm	World War II	Arnold E.	Holm	1943	KIA, Sicily	Minnesota State Summary of Casualties, U. S. Navy, 1946	Clearbrook	Machinist Mate 3rd Class	U. S. Navy		Mr. & Mrs. Erick Holm
Elmer Holm	World War II	Elmer	Holm	June 10, 1945	KIA, Okinawa	Minnesota State Summary of Casualties, U. S. Navy, 1946	Clearbrook	Corporal	U. S. Navy	26	Mr. & Mrs. Erick Holm
Lloyd M. Hoynes	World War II	Lloyd M.	Hoynes	December 1944	Died, Wounds, Leyte Island	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Dudley Township	Tech 5			John (Jack) & Margaret Hoynes
Edward J. Isackson	World War II	Edward J.	Isackson	1945	Lost on a Flight to Yugoslavia	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Leonard	2nd Lieutenant	U. S. Army Air Forces	25	John F. & Judith Isackson
Melvin J. Jacobson	World War I	Melvin J.	Jacobson	November 8, 1918	Died Influenza, Fort Bliss , El Paso, Texas	Buried in the Bethany-Saron Cemetery, now United Lutheran, near Berner, MN	Winsor Township		U. S. Army	23	Henry & Petrine Jacobson
Oscar Jacobson	World War I	Oscar	Jacobson	September 30, 1918	Died from wounds, France, 78th Battalion, Manitoba Regiment	Joined Canadian Army, KIA in France. Buried in Queant Communal Cemetery, near Bapaume, France	Clearbrook	Private	Canadian Army	24	Vihelm & Mathea Jacobson
Carl G. Johansson	World War I	Carl G.	Johansson	October 2, 1918	Killed in Action	Soldiers of the Great War, US Army Military History Institute	Leonard	Private	U. S. Army		Mr. and Mrs. Johan Anderson
Julius Johnson	World War I	Julius	Johnson	October 8, 1918	Died of Disease	Soldiers of the Great War, US Army Military History Institute	Bagley	Private	U. S. Army		John Johansen
Melvin B. Johnson	World War I	Melvin B.	Johnson	October 19, 1918	Killed in Action	Soldiers of the Great War, US Army Military History Institute	Clearbrook	Private	U. S. Army		Peter and Olina Johnson
Clarence Elmer Johnson	World War II	Clarence Elmer	Johnson	1944	Died, Sinking of Destroyer USS Spence	Letter to Clearwater County, Minnesota Department of Veteran Affairs, July 31, 1945 Minnesota State Summary of Casualties, U. S. Navy, 1946	Shevlin	Fireman, 2nd Class	U. S. Navy	24	Mr. & Mrs. Peter M. Johnson
Elvin Johnson	World War II	Elvin	Johnson	April 18, 1944	KIA, Italy	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Clearbrook	PFC	U. S. Army	21	Mrs. Sena Johnson
Maynard E. Johnson	World War II	Maynard E.	Johnson	December 30, 1944	MIA, Belgium	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Alida	Private	U. S. Army		Mr. & Mrs. John A. Johnson
Wallace L. Johnson	World War II	Wallace L.	Johnson	May 1, 1944	Died, Non Battle, Italy	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Clearbrook	Private	U. S. Army		Willie E. and Rose Halvorson Johnson
Clarence E. Jordet	World War II	Clarence E.	Jordet	1944	KIA, Normandy	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Gonvick	PFC	U. S. Army		Mrs. Mary Jordet
Adolph King	World War II	Adolph	King	October 1944	KIA, Southern France	Letter to Clearwater County, Minnesota Department of Veteran Affairs, July 31, 1945	Gonvick	Staff Sergeant	U. S. Army		Adolph Barrett
Knute Nels Klepp	World War I	Knute Nels	Klepp	October 2, 1918	Died of Disease, England	Soldiers of the Great War, US Army Military History Institute	Bagley	Private	U. S. Army		Gunsten and Gyro Olavsdtr Heistad Klepp
Talmadge L. Kloster	Korean War	Talmadge L.	Kloster	February 2, 1953	Killed, B-29 Crash, Wheelus Field, Tripoli, Lybia	Internet Source: Find A Grave. Buried Bethlehem Lutheran Cemetery, SW of Gonvick, MN	Eddy Township, Clearwater Co.	A/1C	U. S. Air Force	23	Parents: Jacob and Gertie Kloster
Edwin Koxvold	World War I	Edwin	Koxvold	October 20, 1918	Died of Disease	Clearbrook Legionnaires know of the Koxvold family, Possible Brother of Warren Koxvold (Big Fish, Bena, MN)	Clearbrook		U. S. Army		John E. and Mathea Engebretson Koxvold.
Ralph Raymond Kugel	World War II	Ralph	Kugel	September 1944	Died, Wounds, USS Colorado	USS Colorado Website, Memorials, Ralph Kugel listed as transferred to another ship for transport to hospital, died from his wounds, and later was officially declared as Killed in Action.	Bagley	Fire Controlman 3rd Class	U. S. Navy		Louis Henry and Gertrude Kennedy Kugel
Clarence I. LaDuke	World War II	Clarence I.	LaDuke	February 12, 1943	Died, Non Battle, North Africa	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Ebro	PFC	U. S. Army		Philip and Josephine Vezina LaDuke
Donat L. LaFerriere	World War II	Donat L.	LaFerriere	December 12, 1944	KIA, Germany	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Bagley	Private	U. S. Army	24	Louis LaFerriere
Morris C. Landsem	World War II	Morris C.	Landsem	August 27, 1945	Died, Non Battle	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946					Martin and Inga Ovidia Berg Landsem
Morrell H. Larson	World War II	Morrel H.	Larson	December 16, 1944	KIA, Germany, Buried in Ardennes American Cemetery, Neupre, Belgium	359th Inf Div, 90th Division, Verified by Relatives and American Battle Monuments Commission	Sinclair Township	Private	U. S. Army		Mr. & Mrs. L. D. Larson
Fred T. Littlewolf	World War II	Fred T.	Littlewolf	May 1944	Died, Non Battle, B-17 Crash, Sioux City, Iowa	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Bagley	Sergeant	U. S. Army Air Forces		Dave Littlewolf
James O. Lund	World War II	James O.	Lund	May 1944	KIA, Okinawa	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Gonvick	PFC		20	Mrs. Anna M. Spokely
Virgil E. Lundy	Korean War	Virgil E.	Lundy	July 16, 1950	KIA, Kum River, Korea	19th Infantry Regiment, 24th Infantry Division, Internet Korean War Casualties	Gonvick	Corporal	U. S. Army	30	Parents: Oscar Melvin Lundy, Kristina Moen
Lavern E. Maple	Korean War	Lavern E.	Maple	May 18, 1951	KIA, Korea	Korean Conflict Casualty File, Secretary of Defense, Record Group 330, National Archives Building	Clearbrook	Private	U. S. Army	25	Mr. & Mrs. Martin C. Maple
Charles A. Marmorine	World War II	Charles A.	Marmorine	September 27, 1945	Died, Non Battle, Plane Crash, China	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Gonvick	1st Lieutenant	U. S. Army Air Forces		Mr. & Mrs. Charles Marmorine
Clyde O. Milton	World War II	Clyde O.	Milton	February 4, 1944	KIA, Italy	Denise Milton, relative; entered the Army while living in Broadwater County, Montana. Listed in World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Montana, War Department 1946	Shevlin	Tech Sergeant	U. S. Army		Mr. & Mrs. Earl Milton
Kenneth M. Moen	World War II	Kenneth M.	Moen	July 17, 1944	Died, Ammunition Explosion, Port of Chicago, San Francisco, CA	Verified by Kenneth Moen, Nephew of Kenneth M. Moen, Bagley, MN. Re-verified on website: www.usmm.org/portchicago.html	Bagley	Ensign, Merchant Marines	Merchant Marines	22	Amanda Moen
Roy E. Morvig	World War II	Roy E.	Morvig	May 5, 1945	KIA, Czechoslovakia	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Shevlin	Private		22	Husband of Alice M. Morvig
Edwin J. Nelson	World War I	Edwin J.	Nelson	October 3, 1918	Died of Disease, Camp Grant, Illinois		Clearbrook		U. S. Army		Nels and Helena Nelson
Robert K. Nelson	World War II	Robert K.	Nelson	February 10, 1945	Died, Bombing Mission, Burma	Verified by Farmers Independent Newspaper Article.	Lake Itasca	Lieutenant	U. S. Army Air Forces	24	Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nelson
Dennis Leroy Nelson	Viet Nam War	Dennis Leroy	Nelson	May 20, 1966	KIA, Viet Nam	U. S. Casuaties in Southeast Asia	Clearbrook	Corporal	U. S. Army	21	Mr. & Mrs. Milton L. Nelson, Birth, 4-7-45
Julius Norby	World War I	Julius	Norby	October 3, 1918	At Sea, Near Key West, Florida	Steamship Lake City Collided with Steamship James McGee, Norby among 29 killed.	Bagley		Merchant Marines		A. J. Norby & Anna (Brandvold) Norby
Rudolph H. Nordlund	World War II	Rudolph H.	Nordlund	December 19, 1944	KIA, Germany	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Eddy Township	Staff Sergeant	U. S. Army		John and (Klara) Marie Engstrom Nordlund
Herman Odegaard	World War II	Herman	Odegaard	January 3, 1943	KIA, Europe	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Gonvick				Peter Andreas and Oline “Lena” Tranby Odegaard
Andreas Oien	World War I	Andrias	Oien	November 7, 1918	Died of Influenza, Nov. 7, 1918, Camp Dodge, Des Moines, Iowa	Buried in Concordia Lutheran Cemetery, Holst Township, Clearwater County, MN			U. S. Army	31
Selmer Martin Okstad	World War I	Selmer Martin	Okstad	November 2, 1918	Died Influenza, Fort Bliss , El Paso, Texas	Source: Find a Grave Internet. Buried Bethlehem Lutheran Cemetery, SW of Gonvick, MN	Gonvick		U. S. Army	25	Parents: Paul P. and Berthe (Christianson) Okstad
Selmer Martin Okstad Jr.	World War II	Selmer Martin, Jr.	Okstad	September 11, 1943	KIA, Mediterranean Buried at Sea	Letter to Clearwater County, Minnesota Department of Veteran Affairs, July 31, 1945 Minnesota State Summary of Casualties, U. S. Navy, 1946	Gonvick	Pharmacist's Mate	U. S. Navy		Selmer Martin (Sr.) and Marie Snobeck Okstad
Olof Olson	World War I	Olof	Olson	September 12, 1918	Died from Wounds	Soldiers of the Great War, US Army Military History Institute	Clearbrook	Private	U. S. Army		Oluf and Marit (Mary) Lamberton Olson
Kenneth L. Olson	Korean War	Kenneth L.	Olson	January 12, 1952	MIA, Declared Dead	Korean Conflict Casualty File, Secretary of Defense, Record Group 330, National Archives Building		PFC	U. S. Army		Ludvig Carl and Lily Hulda Lee Olson
Dean M. Ottershaw	World War II	Dean M.	Ottershaw	December 1944	KIA, Leyte Island	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Ebro	Private			Joseph John and Josephine “Josie” Durant Ottershaw
Selmer L. Pederson	World War II	Selmer L.	Pederson	March 15, 1944	KIA, Germany	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Winsor Township	Private	U. S. Army	20	Mrs. Alma Pederson
Clarence Helmer Peterson	World War II	Clarence Helmer	Peterson	October 25, 1944	Died, Sinking of Carrier, USS St. Lo	Minnesota State Summary of Casualties, U. S. Navy, 1946	Itasca Township	AMM 2nd Class	U. S. Navy	25	Mr. & Mrs. Carl Pederson
Gilbert J. Pohl	World War II	Gilbert J.	Pohl	April 9, 1944	KIA	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946		1st Lieutenant			John A. and Blonda Smith Pohl
Richard Dean Power	Viet Nam War	Richard Dean	Power	July 28, 1966	KIA, Viet Nam	U. S. Casuaties in Southeast Asia	Shevlin	PFC	U. S. Marine Corps	19	Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Powers, Birth, 3-10-47
Arne Rauk	World War I	Arne	Rauk	October 5, 1918	Died of Disease	331st Field Artillery, 86th Division. Buried in Shevlin City Cemetery.	Shevlin	Private	U. S. Army		Lars & Tilda Rauk
Emil S. Richards	World War II	Emil S.	Richards	March 4, 1945	KIA, Germany	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Clearbrook	Private	U. S. Army		Husband of Beulah Richards, Parents Mr. & Mrs. Harry Richards
Rollin H. Richardson	World War II	Rollin H.	Richardson	April 23, 1945	Died, Wounds, Germany	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Leonard	Tech 5	U. S. Army	24	Husband of Mrs. Carole Richardson, Parents Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Richardson
Lloyd Rundell	World War II	Lloyd	Rundell	October 21, 1944	KIA, Leyte Island	7th Inf. Regt, 1st Cavalry Div. Entered Service from South Dakota. Buried in Manila American Cemetery, at Fort William McKinley in the Philipines. Stone Marker in Hurley Cemetery, Hurley, South Dakota (Turner County)		Sergeant	U. S. Army	27	Clyde C. Rundell & Mabel (Elliot) Rundell
Ernest A. Rydeen	World War II	Ernest A.	Rydeen	June 29, 1943	Died, Non Battle, Hoten POW Camp, Manchuria	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Clearbrook	Private	U. S. Army Air Forces		Mr. & Mrs. Edward Rydeen
Justin Bryan Schmidt	Iraq/Afghanistan War	Justin Bryan	Schmidt	April 29, 2004	KIA, Baghdad, Iraq	Newspaper Article, Bradenton, Florida	Alida	Sergeant	U. S. Army	25	Lenore Roberts/Victor Schmidt
Kenneth N. Shellum	World War II	Kenneth N.	Shellum	January 11, 1945	KIA, Luxembourg	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Bagley	Sergeant	U. S. Army	21	Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Shellum
James John Shereck	Viet Nam War	James John	Shereck	March 4, 1971	KIA, Plane Crash, Viet Nam	U. S. Casuaties in Southeast Asia	Bagley	Captain	U. S. Army	31	Gilbert & Adeline Shereck, Birth, 3-19-39
Clifford B. Sherping	World War II	Clifford B.	Sherping	December 1, 1944	KIA, Germany	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Bagley	Sergeant	U. S. Army		Mrs. Hannah Sherping
Palmer Soderlund	World War II	Palmer	Soderlund	July 29, 1945	Died, Sinking of USS Callaghan	Defense Prisoner of War/Missing Personnel Office lists Palmer O. Soderlund, 3286043, U. S. Navy, CMMA, as Missing in Action, 7-29-45	Gonvick	Chief Machinist's Mate	U. S. Navy	27	Andrew & Marie Soderlund
Emory E. St. John	World War II	Emory E.	St. John	February 28, 1945	KIA	Letter to Clearwater County, Minnesota Department of Veteran Affairs, July 31, 1945. World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, Mahnomen County, War Department 1946	Bagley	PFC	U. S. Army		David (Indian name Ke zhe bah gwon abe) and Josephine Durant St. John
Jack Steckman	World War II	Jack	Steckman	October 27, 1944	KIA	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946		2nd Lieutenant			John H. and Hilja Steckman
Arthur Leonard Stolan	World War II	Arthur	Stolan	August 3, 1944	KIA, France	32nd Armored Div./3rd Division. Verified by Newspaper Article. Funeral Services at McIntosh, MN. Buried at Fort Snelling.	Gonvick/Gully	Sergeant	U. S. Army		Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Stolan
Andrew L. Stortroen	World War I	Andrew L.	Stortroen	February 11, 1919	Died of Disease	Soldiers of the Great War, US Army Military History Institute. Buried in Wilton Cemetery?	Clearbrook	Corporal	U. S. Army		Lars Oleson and Anne Knutsdatter Brandvold Stortroen
John Olaf Sundquist	Viet Nam War	John Olaf	Sundquist	October 21, 1966	KIA, Viet Nam	U. S. Casuaties in Southeast Asia	Gonvick	PFC	U. S. Army	20	Edward & Eleanor Sundquist, Birth, 11-28-45
Kenneth Sutherland	Korean War	Kenneth	Sutherland	March 31, 1951	KIA, Korea	Korean Conflict Casualty File, Secretary of Defense, Record Group 330, National Archives Building		Captain	U. S. Army		Eugene and Maude McIntyre Sutherland
Glenn E. Thompson	World War II	Glenn E.	Thompson	October 16, 1944	KIA, Italy	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, Beltrami County, War Department 1946		Private	U. S. Army		Albert R. and Bertha J. Enger Thompson.
Keith B. Torkildson	World War II	Keith B.	Torkildson	December 18, 1944	Died, Sinking of USS Hull	Minnesota State Summary of Casualties, U. S. Navy, 1946	Bagley	Yeoman, 3rd Class	U. S. Navy	20	Mr. & Mrs. Gustav Torkildson
Kenneth T. Vannett	Korean War	Kenneth T.	Vannett	July 17, 1950	Died of Wounds, South Korea	Records of Korean War Dead, Department of Defense	Zerkel	Private	U. S. Army	19	Mother was Signe Otterkill Vannett, Buried Rice Cemetery, Zerkel, MN
Joseph Patrick Wall	World War II	Pat	Wall	February 4, 1901	KIA, Pacific			ARM, 2nd Class	U. S. Navy		Ralph and Rita Wall
Lloyd J. Wedwick	World War II	Lloyd J.	Wedwick	January 24, 1945	KIA, Germany	Letter to Clearwater County, Minnesota Department of Veteran Affairs, July 31, 1945	Eddy Township	Sergeant	U. S. Army	31	Mrs. Julia Wedwick
John W. Wegmann	World War I	John W.	Wegmann	October 28, 1918	France	Died from Pneumonia in France. Verified by original telegram; Pat Pfeifer Evenwoll. Buried Pioneer Cemetery, Itasca State Park.	Lake Itasca	Sergeant	U. S. Army	23	Theodore & Johanna Wegmann
Carl Westberg	World War I	Carl	Westberg	April 3, 1918	Died of Influenza Epidemic, Army Base in Georgia, USA	Talked to Carl Westburg's nephew, Ernest Bestul, confirmed that Carl Westburg died from a influenza epidemic while stationed at an Army base in Georgia	Bagley		U. S. Army		Ole & Gunhil Westberg
Joseph H. Widseth	World War II	Joseph H.	Widseth	September 26, 1944	KIA, Palau Island, Pacific	Verified by Newspaper Article. Funeral Services at McIntosh, MN	Gonvick	1st Lieutenant	U. S. Marine Corps	26	Mrs. Caroline Widseth
Merlin J. Wilcox	World War II	Merlin J.	Wilcox	August 8, 1944	Died, Wounds, France, Buried American Brittany Cemetery, St. James, France	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946, 175th Inf Regt, 29th Division	Shevlin	PFC	U. S. Army		Husband of Elnora Wilcox, Mother Emma Wilcox
Emil G. Willborg	World War II	Emil G.	Willborg	August 1, 1944	Died, Non Battle, Camp Joseph T. Robinson, Ark.	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Bagley	Private	U. S. Army		Martin Emil and Carrie Schalbo Willborg
Woodrow Wilson	World War II	Woodrow	Wilson	December 24, 1944	Died of Wounds, Belgium	World War II, Honor List of Dead & Missing, State of Minnesota, War Department 1946	Bagley	Private	U. S. Army	28	Husband of Irene M., Parents Mr. & Mrs. Frank Wilson

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