This section honors the many women who sacrificed their lives in service to the US Military during the Korean War.
Baker, Maj. Lillian Faustine - Major Baker was born on August 15, 1910 in Bolton Landing, New York., a daughter of Henry B. Baker (1885-1946) and Bertha E. Tuttle Baker (1882-1946). Her sister was Helen C. Baker (1915-1925). Major Baker was a veteran of World War lII, serving as a nurse in Italy. During the Korean War she was the Officer in Charge at the Pentagon Dispensary. She died as a result of a brain tumor on December 26, 1952 in Washington DC.