Clyde I. Ledgerwood died on March 8, 1991 at Springfield, Missouri. He was assigned to Company I, 301st Infantry, 94th Division. He was wounded at the Saar River Crossing and was awarded the Purple Heart and Bronze Star. His hometown was Birch Tree, Missouri.

I'm very proud of my dad. They just don't make them like him anymore.

Thank you so much,

To whom it may concern,
My father, Russell A. Alger, of Davison, Michigan was a soldier in the 94th and he passed away on 
September 12, 1987. 
Thank You,

I would like to honor my father..Richard W. McNally..who served in the 94th infantry division 319th engineer battalion company C..was laid to rest on June 26, 1996..he passed due to complications of alzheimers...after WW2 my father signed right back up to go to Korea, where he received the purple heart.I remember only a few "war stories" that my father told..If anyone has any information on his unit I would greatly appericate any info..warriors will never be forgotten....e mail me with any info  click here to email me

My father served in WWII in the 3rd army, 94th div.

Name:        Francis Louis Cassady (Sr)
Birth:          Oct. 13th 1921
Death:        May  17th 1983
Service:      Sept. 11, 1940
                    Sept. 25, 1945
Burial:       Jefferson Barracks Nat'l- St Louis, MO.

He was in and out from Fort Sheridan, Il.

Hello,

My father, Robert A. Becker ( 376th Inf. Co. C) passed on January 19th 1985.

My name is Chris Boyer. My Grandfather, William M. Currier, died on December 23, 1988. 

Recently, I was looking on the 94th Infantry's website and noticed he was not included on the TAPS section. I would like to have his memory included if possible. He wrote part of the paragraph below which I believe was included in the yearbook from the 94th's reunion in Baltimore in the 1980's. Thank you for your consideration.
 

Sincerely,
 

My father, Arthur Edward Hendrix of Greensboro, NC died 6/30/2004. Arthur was a member of the 94th Infantry Division. He was in Company B of the 301st Infantry. While in live fire training with hand grenades at Camp McCain in Mississippi a live grenade was accidentally tossed into the trench he occupied with 5 other men. My father reached down and picked up the grenade and attempted to throw it out of the trench. Just as it was leaving his hand it exploded taking off his right hand. His quick thinking saved his life and the lives of the other 5 men in the trench. Arthur was awarded the Soldiers Medal for Valor for his actions that day. The other 5 men in the trench at the time were as follows: Cpl. Austin Di Siverio, Harrisonburg, PA; T/4 Crum Bates, Honoraville, ALA; PFC James I. DiBartolo, Canton, OH; PFC Omer A. Eggeman, Seymour, IND and PVT Armen B. Tookmanian, Cleveland, OH. 

Arthur enlisted on 8/23/43 and was discharged on 11/2/44 with the rank of Staff Sargent. 
If anyone would like more information about Arthur you can contact Eric Hendrix at mailto:EricHendrix@triad.rr.com
Peace to all,
 
 

I wish to report the passing of my father Warrant Officer Junior Grade, Walter G. Dobinson.  Dad was assigned to HHC 376th Regiment as the assistant Communications Officer and was part of the original cadre that formed the division.  Dad participated in all of the stateside training, deployed to England with the Division and participated in all of its operations.  My father passed in May 1986. 

My father, Gilbert William Fuller of the 94th Infantry, passed away on June 11th 2004.  Like many veterans, he did not retell too much about his war experience.  I am lucky enough to have a 40 minute audio of him discussing a bit of it.  Preparing for his wake, I came across his discharge papers.  In it, it said that he had 4 bronze stars.  I don't know what these are for.  I would like to interview anyone who might be able to tell me more about my father's service record.  Any leads would be appreciated.

Thank you.

My father was in G Company, 301st Division, 94 Infantry (I may have the labels wrong).
His name was Gaston Stanford Hale.  He was from Michigan when he was drafted, but lived and died in Gallatin, Tennessee on September 1, 1997.  If you need further verification, I can provide.  I would love to see him listed on this list…he was very proud of his service and association with the 94th Infantry.  (We have several pics of him in his 94th cap that he wore all the time.)

How can I stay in touch with this organization?

Thank you. 

Henry Derwood Goode a member of the 94th Div, 301st Infantry Company C passed away in 2000. He was laid to rest in our family cemetery with his wife in Union Springs Georgia.  Henry was a long time resident of Eufaula, Alabama where he owned and operated a successful printing business until his retirement. He was beloved by all who knew him and was very proud of his affiliation with the 94th, reading fondly ATTACK and wearing his patch on his fishing hat, which he did just about every other day. Henry’s service to the 94th began at Fort Benning and included being a prisoner of war and the recipient of the Good Conduct medal and Combat Infantry Badge.  He did not talk much about his time over there and of his service this is all I know, except to say although he held no high rank or bragged of heroic deeds, he was an extraordinary man that held the high ideals of his Christian faith in the most difficult of circumstances. 

Henry’s family included his loving wife Francis, his 2 children and their spouses Hank and Diana Goode and Patricia and Steve Lopez, and myself, his grandson.

I would sincerely appreciate it if you could post his passing along side other members of the 94th so he may take his place among these other fine men. 
Warmest Regards,

Be it known that on 18 Feb 2004 Sargent Arthur J. Fernandez, Sr., 38490176, Company B 302d Infantry, U.S. Army, passed away in New Orleans, Louisiana. He was born 23 Dec 1907.

Ralph Catton, 356 Field Artillery Division passed away the night of May 9, 2004 night at his home [206 Glen Road Sparta New Jersey 07871].  No other
details are available at this time.

I regret to write that my father Staff Sergeant John "Ray" Christian passed away 4/12/04.
He was proud to have served with  the 302 regiment, E company, 1st platoon. 

My grandfather, Arthur "Totes" Fernandez, passed away on February 18, 2004 at the age of 96.  He was a sergeant in Company B of the 302nd Infantry and served from December, 1943 until July, 1945.

He was the beloved husband of the late Gertrude S. Fernandez.  He leaves behind three sons ( Arthur Jr., Richard, and Tommy) and a daughter (Jane) along with 16 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren.  He was a resident of Good Hope, Louisiana for 44 years and LaPlace, Louisiana for the last 23 years.