Wellsburg Area Veterans; last name beginning with J
Marvin H. Janssen
U.S. Army
1952-1954
Franklin A. Jaspers
U.S. Army
1942
Killed In Action
On 26 November 1942, Franklin Arnold Jaspers was killed in action during the Buna Campaign in New Guinea in the South Pacific. He was called into service 3 January 1942 and served with 126th Infantry 32nd Division Company K. He was re-buried in the Wellsburg Reformed Church cemetery on 13 July 1948. The Wellsburg Legion was renamed Ashing-Jaspers Post No. 213 in memory of Mr. Jaspers who was the first local boy to die in service during World War II.
| Veteran Name | Branch of Service | When Served |
|---|---|---|
| James, Gary Wm. | U.S. Army | 1969-1970 |
| Janssen, Carl D. | WWII | |
| Janssen, Claus Arthur "Bud" | U.S. Army Air Force | 1942-1946 |
| Janssen, Claus B. | WWI | |
| Janssen, Harley Henry | WWII | |
| Janssen, Robert D. | Korea | |
| Janssen, Robert J. | ||
| Janssen, Virgil Harvey | U.S. Army | |
| Jaspers, Abe A. | WWI | |
| Jaspers, Jacob Harold "Jake" | WWII | |
| Johns, Allen Henry | WWI | |
| Johnson Cartwright, Florence Lillian | WWII WAC | |
| Johnson, Addison | Iowa Army National Guard | |
| Johnson, Kent D. | U.S. Marines | 1967-1968 |
| June, Dalton | Iowa Army National Guard | 2018- |
| June, Darrell R. | U.S. Air Force | 1962-1965 |
| June, Joshua | Iowa Army National Guard | 2016- |
| Junker, John Rud | WWI | |
| Jutting, Will U. | U.S. Army | WWI |