On 1/23/2019 at 3:54 PM, seggleston said:
Last names (forgive me if I get spellings wrong as these were given to me a long time ago)
Front row (L to R): Whittamore Schutz Copeland Oconnor Gilge Johnson Seagram Macari Dunning Marusama Rotramel Cooper
Center: Perry Johnson Cook Howell Assimus Morrison Siegal Long Eggleston Gomaz Kobek Lavolis
Third row: Titus Martin Pavalae Calvert Gonzebaum Belatt Walter Wagener Schilz Prochasta Larocco Trenary Richty
On the back of my grandfather's picture are these signatures:
Robert Jennings
Samuel Morrison
Lawrence Titus
John H. Martin
Garland Ritchie
John Prochazta
Floyd Cook
Martin J. Kobach
Keith Slagle
Earl Perry
Louis Gomez
J. Cooper
Bernard Kaplan
Herbert A. Seagram
Kendall J. Whittemore
Harold W. Johnson
John W. LaRocco
J. E. Johnson
Richard C. Long
Charles M. Trenary
Robert H. Calvert
Gerald Schulz
Arthur F. Walters
Alfred Wagner
John H. Pavelec
Elmer Gilge
E. J. Rotramel
Arthur N. Schultz
Jessie E. Dunning
Absent - Tony L. Ferreira
John A. Macari
John Levolis
Daniel A. O'Connor
Charles Assimus
V. Gansibom
Carlton Shiller
Harold Buenger
Ralph Q. Hosley
Kenneth E. Balch
Edward J. Eggleston
What a great photograph Sam, thanks so much for sharing it with us here. Going by the number of men in the scene it would seem to be a platoon photo. Having all the names and signatures of the soldiers makes it an even more special family treasure. I assume you have noticed from the thread that one of the men in the photo, Vernon Gansebom, just passed away this past September. There are quite a few names here that are not on the Company B roster that I'm working on, always nice to find new information. Thanks again Sam for sharing this with us and look forward to anything else you may want to add. Have a good one!
Randy
On 1/23/2019 at 4:04 PM, seggleston said:
This is awesome Sam! Where is your grandfather located in the picture? Here is a picture posted on the Camp Butner Society's Facebook page showing the two other 292nd ECB panoramic photos on display.
The Company B panoramic would be a great addition alongside it's 292nd brothers!
Randy
Hello to all. My apologies for having been gone for way too long. Taking care of my elderly grandmother happily took up most of my time over a number of years and all of my time over the last year and a half. Alas, she passed away on Feb 13th at 103 and is now in a better place bringing smiles and good will to all she encounters there just as she did while here.
Hopefully, we can revitalize this thread and continue to document the 292nd as we had started in the past. I will be on periodically and that should grow as things concerning my grandmother are taken care of. Thanks so much for your patience concerning my absence.
Gary
Dear Gary, sorry for your loss. That was very sweet of you to look after the care of your grandmother. God bless her for living such a long life. I hope that most of it was very happy. Good to have you back. Talk with you again shortly when things settle to a simmer.
Smiles, M1
18 hours ago, sirgator said:
Hello to all. My apologies for having been gone for way too long. Taking care of my elderly grandmother happily took up most of my time over a number of years and all of my time over the last year and a half. Alas, she passed away on Feb 13th at 103 and is now in a better place bringing smiles and good will to all she encounters there just as she did while here.
Hopefully, we can revitalize this thread and continue to document the 292nd as we had started in the past. I will be on periodically and that should grow as things concerning my grandmother are taken care of. Thanks so much for your patience concerning my absence.
Gary
Very sorry to hear of your loss, God bless.
Randy
Hello everyone. Today I would like to share the 292nd ECB Company B roster that I have been working on. I have updated it to include Sam Eggleston's grandfathers name but have not yet added the other names he has provided with the group photograph, will do this in time. Some notes about the rosters I have compiled, these names are men that have belonged to the unit at one point or another, does not imply that they spent their entire military service with unit. There are cases where some members were transferred to other companies within the 292nd, in such cases their names will appear on both rosters. The rank shown is what I have documentation for, their final rank at the end time of service certainly could be different from what is listed. I tried to be as accurate as possible, the information was gathered from multiple sources and I may have made errors in the final product, for any mistakes I apologize. If you spot errors or omissions please let me know, definitely want to get it right.
Have a good one everybody!
Randy
292nd Engineer Combat Battalion Company B Roster.xls
That is wonderful news. I know everyone involved with the 292nd will be delighted to have this at their fingertips.
On 3/12/2019 at 6:13 AM, Walt's Daughter said:
Dear Gary, sorry for your loss. That was very sweet of you to look after the care of your grandmother. God bless her for living such a long life. I hope that most of it was very happy. Good to have you back. Talk with you again shortly when things settle to a simmer.
Smiles, M1
Marion,
Thanks so much for your kind words. My grandmother was a wonderful person and I will live the rest of my life with her as a guide along with my father and grandfather. Your words concerning my grandmother were very kind and went straight to my heart.
Talk to you soon,
Gary
Good morning everybody! Today I'm posting the roster for Company A. Have collected 144 names for Company A, more than any of the four companies from the 292nd. Keep in mind though that all the rosters are still a work in progress.
Take care,
Randy