Honoring our past Veterans

Honoring our past veterans has been an important part of our mission.  Half-Shire has published 3 books on Redfields Veterans, WWII, Korean War and the Vietnam Era.  Individual trustees have published work for the towns of Albion, Sandy Creek and Williamstown which details the loves and services of individual veterans.













Jedediah Durfey's new marker in front of his broken up older one in Blue Springs/Ferguson Cemetery just east of Richland hamlet on Stowell Drive.

















Mary Lou (Woods) Dewey of Pulaski poses behing the old and new stone for her 4th great grandfather Thaddeus Waight in Richland's Willis/South Richland Cemetery.  Stone was placed by Shawn Doyle in August 2008

















This new marker was placed in Willis/S. Richland cemetary on Memorial Day 2008.

The bible, owned by member Jack Steinfield, details some of Mr. Mason's family.




















Some of our oldest Veterans stones are now barely legible and in need of replacement.

Joseph Chase served in the American Revolution.