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One of the first large supporters of the KWE
Also joined as a lifetime member.
Ron has devoted a number of volunteer webmaster hours to the KWE website.
Navy veteran of the Korean War. Don's generous contribution was for the spider search feature on the KWE.
Korean War veteran who also joined as a lifetime member. One of his many monetary gifts to the KWE helped to finance an interview with MOH recipient Ronald Rosser.
Son of an Air Force veteran.
Daughter of Korean War veteran Conrad Grimshaw
Medic, Pusan Perimeter, Korean War
USMC, Korea 1951-52
USS Consolation Hospital Ship
USMC tanks, Korea. Chris is also a lifetime member of the KWE.
WWII and Korean veteran. In memory of veterans of the US Military Advisory Group, KMAG.
Veteran of the USS Consolation.
USMC veteran, Chosin. In-kind gift of transcribing machine.
In-kind gifts: webhosting.
USMC veteran In-kind gift: book.
In-kind gifts: discounts on web work.
USMC veteran.
Navy medical doctor, Korean War. Frank is also a lifetime member of the KWE.
One of the first large donors to the KWE.
His father is MIA from the Korean War.
Provided a letter regarding their donation.
Ole Sergeant Eli
Korean War Marine
Korean War Ex-POW
In-kind gifts: transcribing service
Trustee, KWE
In-kind gifts: copying, manpower, etc.
Korea 1952-53
US Army: Graves Registration. He is a repeat donor to the KWE, as well as a lifetime member. See his memoir.
US Army: Survivor, Siege of Outpost Harry. One of his donations helped to fund an interview with a MOH recipient, Ronald Rosser. See his memoir.
Proud to be a member of AMBUCS.
Strong supporters of the KWE, giving generously more than once. Collectively, they are also a lifetime member of the KWE.
Navy veteran suffering from a service-related, terminal illness.
A Christmas gift to this Korean War Air Force veteran from his daughter, Kathryn Judd -- a donation to the KWE's Endowment Fund in her father's honor, Click this link to read the Christmas message that Kathryn sent her Father.
Navy Veteran.
National Guard, Korea. He is also a lifetime member of the KWE.
US Army, Chosin Reservoir, Korea. He is a lifetime member of the KWE.
$200 gift to be used as needed.
$100 honorarium for KWE program on 5/7/05.
Lifetime member of KWE. See his memoir.
See his memoir.
His books are available in the store.
See his memoir.
Her late husband is Ken Page, an early donor and supporter of the KWE.
See his memoir.
See his memoir.
Author of "Short Stories." He has made numerous donations to the KWE over several years, with the most recent contribution made in September of 2007.
See his memoir.
$100 given in celebration of the 100th birthday of Delta 6 General Miller O. Perry. He was the commander of the 52nd Field Artillery Battalion, which was the first artillery unit to enter the Korean War. His unit was there with Task Force Smith, the 21st Infantry Regiment, in direct support at the Battle at Osan. "Forty Yards" often sends "something for the kitty" to help the KWE move forward in its efforts to educate the public about the Korean War. In August of 2007 he sent another $100.
Through the generosity of an anonymous donor, the foundation donated monthly $100 gifts to the KWE throughout the year 2007.
$100 donation to General Operating Fund in January 2008 with the message, "Continued success to the KWE Foundation. Keep winning the good fight." $100 donation in 2011 to the KWE's General Operating Fund. See his memoir.
$50 donation to General Operating Fund in January 2008. Joseph is a member of the original 223rd Infantry Regiment Association and a lifetime member of the KWE.
$100 donation to General Operating Fund in December 2008 in memory of William E. Anderson. Duane wrote:
"I happened to run across your site today and to my surprise found a story about my grandfather "William E. Anderson". I'd just like to take this time and thank you for your time spent in writing the story. I spent, what seems like, most of my memorable adolescent years with my grandfather and grandmother, although it may have been just a year or two. Those times were the best times I had as a child. I've since been estranged to that side of the family, as an adult, because of issues with my mother, but have always missed being with them. My grandfather was a very strong man and I only wish I were half as strong as he. Although I wouldn't say I followed in his footsteps, I also joined the military at 17 and was also an infantryman, as he was. Now at 42 I'm starting to look back on life and I'm realizing that some of the choices I've made in life were probably of direct consequence of having "Bill" as my grandfather. The memoir you've written in this case gives me some history to a man I've had great respect for all my life. The story of his life is just a quick pass in time, but something that means a great deal to me. For this memory I thank you."
$100 donation to General Operating Fund in January 2009. S/Sgt. Sarno has been a strong supporter of the KWE since its inception, offering words of encouragement and financial support. See his memoir.
$25 to the General Operating Fund of the KWE in February 2009. Joe has been a long-time supporter of the KWE.
$100 to the General Operating Fund of the KWE in February 2009. Bill Dillon is a strong supporter of the KWE who has made it possible to advance the site through not only financial contributions, but also by helping the site to acquire several significant Korean War memoirs. See his memoir.
$200 in April 2009 to enable the KWE to purchase more brochures.
$50 to the General Operating Fund in May of 2010.
$50 to the General Operating Fund in January 2011 with this comment: "Your Efforts to recognize the veterans of the Korean War are very much appreciated. Thank you." Richard Hemenez is a retired Colonel of the US Marine Corps Reserve.
$100 to the General Operating Fund in July of 2011.
$100 to the General Operating Fund in May 2012.
$100 to the General Operating Fund in February 2012.
$75 to the General Operating Fund in July 2012.
$100 to the Legal Defense Fund in October 2012.
$500 to the Legal Defense Fund in August 2012
$50 to the Legal Defense Fund ($25 in August 2012; $25 in September 2012.)
$100 - ($25 - Legal Defense Fund) ($75 - General Operating Fund) in October 2012.
$50 - ($25 - Legal Defense Fund) ($25 - General Operating Fund) in October 2012, and repeated $50 donations through 2015.
$50 - General Operating.
$50 - Legal Defense Fund.
$200 - ($100 - General Operating Fund and $100 - Webhosting Fund.)
$25 - General Operating
$60 - General Operating (March 2015)
$50 - General Operating (July 2015)
$600 - ($100 web sponsorship, $80 for membership in Newspaper Archive, $200 for web work through Jim Doppelhammer, $150 General Operating, $70 Endowment) (August 2015)
$100 - ($100 - This donation was deposited in the KWE account and then the full amount was sent to Jim Doppelhammer, webmaster of the KWE, to further his efforts to transfer Mac McGill's B-29 website over to the KWE.)
$500 - $100 web sponsorship, $400 General Operating ($300 of which was sent to Jim Doppelhammer, webmaster of the KWE, to further his efforts to transfer Mac McGill's B-29 website over to the KWE.)
$50 - Gary is now a lifetime member of the KWE.
$50 - 5/04/2016.
$50 - 11/10/2016.
$100 - 10/09/2017 - To be used where it is needed.
$100 - 11/08/2017 - Donation to the KWE's Web Hosting Fund in honor of the 242nd birthday of the USMC.
$100 - 11/08/2017.
$200 - Half went into the KWE's Webhosting Fund in memory of her father, Vernon Ray Ribera (45th Infantry Division, Korea), and the other half went into the KWE's General Operating Fund.