SGT. Paul M. Brown Memorial Bridge Dedication Ceremony

SGT Paul M. Brown, U.S. Army, was killed-in-action during the Korean War on March 2, 1951. Read more

William "Bill" Simpson, Director, Potter County Veterans Affairs

Norma Cobb, Invocation

Remarks by Representative Martin T. Causer

Remarks by Mrs. Gloria (Brown) Bailey, great niece of Sgt. Brown

Presentation by Vic Corneliussen, Chapter President and members of the Vietnam Vets/Legacy Vets Motorcycle Club:

Military Honors:

Kerry Ehrensberger

Donald Lathrop

Unveiling of State Highway Markers

Chris Ehrensberger

Left to right: Representative Martin T. Causer, Brown Family Members: Burton Wilson, nephew,

Sandy J. Bissman, great niece, Gloria Brown Bailey, great niece,  David Wilson, nephew, and John Wilson, nephew, Adjutant Ted Pearsall, American Legion Post 192, and William "Bill" Simpson, Director, Potter County Veterans Affairs

Sgt. Paul M. Brown Family Members:

Left to right: Deb Pfaff, Thomas E. Bissman, Tristin Bissman, Edwin L. Bailey, Gloria Brown Bailey, Scott W. Bissman, David Wilson, Sandy J. Bissman, John Wilson, and Burton Wilson

Additional Pictures of the Memorial Bridge Dedication Ceremony:

Representing VFW Post 7810, Austin, Pennsylvania, Kerry Ehrensberger, Chris Ehrensberger and Donald Lathrop.  Also attending, but not pictured were Angie Fowler, Barb Visneski and Bernard "Mike" Fowler.

Representing American Legion Post 192, Coudersport, Pennsylvania Adjutant Ted Pearsall and Commander John Orlowski.

Representing the E.O. Austin Home Historical Society Director Ron Ebbert.

Representing Wharton Township Doug Kio Sr.

Close Brown Family Friend WWII Veteran Barton Greeley

Vietnam Vets/Legacy Vets Motorcycle Club

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