He was awarded a Good Conduct Medal, a Korean Service Medal, a National Defense Service Medal and a
United Nations Service Medal. Upon completing his service to his country he matriculated at Clark University, Worcester, MA where he studied business and marketing.
E-4 during the Korean War and was awarded the
United Nations Service Medal, Korean Service Medal, National Defense Service Medal and the Good Conduct Medal.
He earned the WWII Victory Medal, American Theatre Medal, Asiatic Pacific Theatre Medal, Korean Service Medal and the
United Nations Service Medal. He also attended Holy Cross College in Worcester, MA.
He was the recipient of the National Defense Medal (bronze star),
United Nations Service Medal (bronze star), Korean Service Medal (3 stars), the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal (Vietnam) and the Vietnam Service Medal.
He was also a recipient of a Bronze Star, the Korean Service Medal with Two Bronze Service Stars, the Combat Infantryman Badge with the 15th Infantry Div.,
United Nations Service Medal and National Defense Service Medal.
Saari was a recipient of the Korean Service Medal with 3 stars, the
United Nations Service Medal, and the National Defense Service Medal.
His awards include: Sergeant Major Medals; Legion of Merit, Bronze Star, National Defense Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, Vietnam Campaign Medal, Korean Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal,
United Nations Service Medal and a WWII Victory Medal.
He received the Korean Service Medal with two Bronze Stars, the
United Nations Service Medal; the National Defense medal and the Good Conduct Medal.
Army veteran of the Korean War, he was wounded in action while serving with Company C, 7th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division and was awarded the Purple Heart Medal, the Combat Infantrymans Badge, the Korean Service Medal with 1 bronze service star and the
United Nations Service Medal. Ray was a sheetmetal worker for many years, working out of Sheetmetal Workers Union Local 63, Springfield, before he was forced to retire early due to disability.
Boyle served in Korea as a Second Lieutenant and platoon leader with the First Marine Division of the United States Marine Corps receiving the National Defense Service Medal, the Korean Service Medal and the
United Nations Service Medal.
He was an Army Veteran of the Korean War and was a recipient of the Korean Service Medal, three Bronze Stars, two Overseas Bars and the
United Nations Service Medal.
He later served in the Army during the Korean War earning the Korean Service Medal with 3 Bronze Stars, Combat Infantryman's Badge, and the
United Nations Service Medal earning the rank of Sergeant.