WALL OF HONOR

Joe M. Dealey

May 4, 1942 - May 4, 1946

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Thank you for your service and example of patriotism for our country! 

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Pamela Dealey Petty and Michael C Petty

1st LT. Willard Balch

1949 - 1954

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Your three sons and four grandsons are a testament to your dedication and service to America. We value the freedom and liberty you fought for. 

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With love,

Burton, Blane & Byron Balch

Cozewith brothers

Arthur Cozewith  1942-1945
Herman Cozcewith  1918-1919
Bernard Cozewith  1945-1947

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You are the men that fought for our American freedoms. Your love and service gave your children, grandchildren and great- grandchildren lives of liberty and prosperity. We remember and are grateful.

The Cozewith Families

COL. TERRY EBBERT

Served: 1961 - 1989

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Award(s): Navy Cross

First Lieutenant Ebbert's daring initiative, indomitable fighting spirit, and loyal devotion to duty at great personal risk reflected great credit upon himself and were in keeping with the highest traditions of the Marine Corps and the United States Naval Service.

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"God Bless America's Sheepdogs"

Patrick E. Haggerty

Served: 1942 - 1945

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In 1942 Patrick E. Haggerty became a reserve officer in the U. S. Navy's Bureau of Aeronautics, rising to the rank of Lieutenant. During the latter war years, he was head of the Bureau's Electronics Production branch, which was responsible for the production of all airborne electronic equipment.

​1st LT Joseph Mark Lauinger

Served: 1968 - KIA January 8, 1970

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1st Lt Lauinger served as the Scout Platoon Leader with Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 69th Armor, 4th Infantry Division. 

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He was a beloved son, brother, uncle, godfather, classmate, soldier, soulmate, and best friend to many. He was fun-loving, gregarious, witty, funny, resilient; he had great strength of character, personal integrity; always a proper bloke in the long run. 

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Awarded: Silver Star, Bronze Star, Purple Heart

Georgetown '67 - Chime - 7.5.45 Tulsa, OK

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"I’ll look for you if I’m ever back this way…”  

Col. Patrick J Wempe

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Col Patrick J Wempe currently serves as Command Inspector General, US Army Forces Command.  He has had a storied career in Military Intelligence and Special Forces, holding various Company / Battalion / Brigade commands in his nearly 30 years of service.  

Col Wempe is the father of three accomplished daughters and is a steadfast husband to his wife Julie, who has commanded the family home with equal efficacy.  We should all sleep better at night knowing he’s “on the job”!    He’s my big brother and hero - thank you “Squeaks” for your service!

Carolyn Anderson, Managing Director 

CrossFirst Private Bank, Dallas 

214-545-6056