![](../../../images/thumbnails/hill_mem_08_small.jpg) 508th Memorial Park has a beautiful setting with two special memorial stones | ![](../../../images/thumbnails/france_peters_12_small.jpg) Garden-like Setting with planted flowers and bouquets
(Photo courtesy Ellen Peters) |
508th Vets [seated, l-r] Ernie Lamson, Francis Williams, Harry Hudec, Walter Barrett, Armando, Ortiz, Guido Pelini, Bob Speers talking with Darl Dicks, son of Don Dicks, [standing] Charles Schoolcraft (son of Herman), unknown, Leonard Sacharoff (Photo courtesy Ellen Peters)
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![](../../../images/dday_60/ireland/elie_patrick_783b_small.jpg) Stone #1 commemorates the 508th's gift of the park land to the local townspeople | ![](../../../images/thumbnails/hill_mem_10b_small.jpg) Stone #2 commemorates O.B. Hill as association founder and for his love of the people of Normandy |
Stone #3
IN RECOGNITION OF OUR LIBERATORS THE 508TH DETACHMENT OF AMERICAN
PARATROOPERS
(Photo courtesy Graham Lawson) | ![](../../../images/thumbnails/hill_mem_15_small.jpg) National Anthem was sung with great Joie de Vivre |