Leonard Leblanc – U.S. Army
Leonard Leblanc U.S. Army Leonard Leblanc served in the Army as a mechanic in the 1950’s. Return to the Hall
From a single effort, your single touch, we storytell, we honor legacies, we create memorials, we recognize acts of living and acts of kindness, acts of service.
Here is the result from those who never forget, those who reach out, those who are selfless in honoring those who served or are serving… a collective tribute driven by your touch! Thank you from our heart to yours for honoring and changing lives!
Leonard Leblanc U.S. Army Leonard Leblanc served in the Army as a mechanic in the 1950’s. Return to the Hall
Marold G. Peterson U.S. Army PFC Marold G. Peterson left behind two little boys when he went to war. While
Marshall Martin Renner U.S. Navy Marshall was drafted into the Navy to support the invasion on Japan in March 1945.
Mary Franke U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Mary Franke, U.S. Army, (Ret)LTC Franke dedicated 21 years of honorable service to the
Phil Franke U.S. Air Force Phil Franke, proud Air Force Veteran. Thank you for your service. Return to the Hall
Philip Cuppernell U.S. Marine Corps Master Sergeant Philip Cuppernell (ret.) honorably served in the United States Marine Corps for 22
Robert Jay Collins Robert Jay Collins (1951-2026) was Eva Sanders’ father, our treasured friend. Although we did not have the
Robert O. Marlin III U.S. Navy Robert O. Marlin III. US Navy, Korean war, submarine. He loved this picture when
Ronald Leblanc U.S. Marine Corps Ronald Leblanc served in the Marine Corps in the 1950’s. Return to the Hall of