Memorial Wall
SGT Bernard L. Tobin
Sergeant Bernard L. Tobin was born in 1923 and resided in Harford County, Maryland prior to the war. He enlisted in the Army on April 3, 1943, in Baltimore, Maryland. He served as a Sergeant, 12th Infantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Division, U.S. Army, during World War II. He was "Killed In Action" on June 25, 1944, and was awarded the Purple Heart. His body is interred in the American Cemetery at Omaha Beach, in France. He was the first veteran to be killed in combat during World War II from the Aberdeen area.
This monument dedicated to Sgt.Bernard L. Tobin is located at the top of the hill
in Bel Air Memorial Gardens, 809 Rock Spring Rd., Bel Air, Maryland.
in Bel Air Memorial Gardens, 809 Rock Spring Rd., Bel Air, Maryland.
Robert 'Bubba' Hanson (Jul. 2022)
W. Boylan (Jul. 2022)
Walter Jack Fisher (May 2022)
N. Bauman Jr. (Mar. 2022)
T. Demonja (Jan. 2022)
B. Backus Jr. (Jan. 2022)
Fred Savadge
Charlie Greer
Harry Brown
Joe and Kathleen Tobin
Circa 1950's
Standing: Past Cmdr Joseph Svasek, Past Cmdr Roland Carty, Charlie Krell, Unknown, Past Cmdr William Carty
Kneeling: Carl Marshall, Grover Preston, Harvey Baker, Everett O'Brian
Note: Many thanks to Ron Carty for this picture which is from Ron Carty's Website. There are also other pictures on his site of The Carty's, Preston's, and Baker's.
Standing: Past Cmdr Joseph Svasek, Past Cmdr Roland Carty, Charlie Krell, Unknown, Past Cmdr William Carty
Kneeling: Carl Marshall, Grover Preston, Harvey Baker, Everett O'Brian
Note: Many thanks to Ron Carty for this picture which is from Ron Carty's Website. There are also other pictures on his site of The Carty's, Preston's, and Baker's.
