Senator Feingold lays a wreath at the memorial for the sailors of the USS Arizona during his tour of Pearl Harbor.

Russ with Marv Freedman, a veterans' advocate, and former Senator Bob Kerrey, a Vietnam veteran and Medal of Honor recipient.

Veterans

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"Russ Feingold is one of the best friends veterans have ever had. He's not only voted right, but he's also taken a leadership role on health care for vets and in trying to make sure they get all the services they're entitled to." - Marv Freedman, longtime veterans' activist

HONORING THEIR SERVICE

"Plain and simple, I believe that we are indebted to our nation's veterans for the tremendous sacrifices they made in times of need. That debt must be paid in full through a strong commitment of ensuring adequate funding for veterans' health, education, and job-training programs.

As I have traveled around Wisconsin and met with veterans, they have told me that they are frustrated with the amount of time it takes for the Veterans Benefits Administration to process their claims. In some instances, veterans have had to wait well over a year for their claims. Telling the men and women who served our country in the armed forces that they just have to wait is wrong, unacceptable and can be fixed.

It's time that we do right by our veterans and honor the commitment that we made to our men and women when they signed up for duty. The freedom and prosperity of America in the 21st century is a result of their bravery and sacrifice."

ACHIEVEMENTS

Recognition from Veterans' and Military Groups: Senator Feingold is proud to have the endorsement of the Veterans of Foreign Wars-PAC as a result of his commitment to Wisconsin’s veteran community. Russ is also a proud recipient of the 2004 National Guard Association of the United States Charles Dick Medal of Merit Award for his distinguished work in support of the National Guard. Senator Feingold has received several additional awards for his work on veterans' issues, including Legislator of the Year from the Wisconsin State Council of Vietnam Veterans of America in 1997, Government Affairs Special Recognition Award from Vietnam Veterans of America in 1998, and the Coin for Excellence from the Adjutant General of the Wisconsin National Guard in 2000.

Ensuring Access to Quality Health Care:

-Senator Feingold has consistently fought for increased Department of Veterans Affairs health care funding since he came to the Senate in 1993.

-In March 2004, Senator Feingold cosponsored an amendment to the Senate version of the fiscal year 2005 budget resolution that would have provided $2.7 billion in additional funding for veterans' health care to the federal budget. The amendment was supported by such veterans groups as the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Disabled American Veterans and AMVETS. This additional funding would have ensured that new fees and copayments for veterans proposed by the Bush Administration would be unnecessary and that all veterans who wish to use the VA health care system were able to do so.

-Senator Feingold also supports the construction of additional VA community-based outpatient clinics (CBOCs) throughout Wisconsin. More facilities in more parts of the state help shorten long travel times and ease the time that many veterans spend waiting for treatment. Senator Feingold led the fight for a new CBOC in the Green Bay area, and is actively pushing the VA to construct a new CBOC in the Sawyer County area. In April 2004, when the VA announced it would explore the possibility of contracting out the services at the Superior veterans clinic, Senator Feingold led a bipartisan coalition of Members of Congress from Wisconsin and Minnesota in urging the VA not to pursue this proposal. In May 2004, the VA announced that it would not contract out the work at the Superior clinic.

-Feingold led the effort with other members of the Wisconsin congressional delegation to ensure that the VA would not consider partially closing, merging, or selling the VA hospital in Madison.

Delivering Veterans the Benefits They Earned:

-In July 2002, the Department of Veterans Affairs ordered its regional health care directors to "ensure that no marketing activities to enroll new veterans [in VA health care programs] occur within [their] networks." In response to the VA's announcement, Senator Feingold introduced S. 1151, the Veterans Outreach Protection Act. This bill would rescind the VA order and prohibit the VA from using federal funds to enforce such a policy. A modified version of Senator Feingold's bill became law as a part of the fiscal year 2004 Omnibus Appropriations Bill.

-Senator Feingold believes that we also must strengthen the VA outreach program. In response to his interactions with the Wisconsin veterans community, he introduced S. 1199, the Veterans Outreach Improvement Act, which was inspired by the overwhelming response to the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs' "I Owe You" program. This bill would ensure that the VA is making every effort to inform veterans and their families about the benefits for which they may be eligible.

-Senator Feingold strongly believes that we must fully address the outdated system known as concurrent receipt which unfairly reduces the military retirement pay of certain disabled veterans. In May 2003, Senator Feingold cosponsored an amendment to the fiscal year 2004 budget resolution that increased the budget by $12.7 billion over 10 years in order to allow military retirees with certain service-connected disabilities to receive both the retirement pay and the disability benefits they earned. In addition, Senator Feingold voted in favor of the fiscal year 2004 Department of Defense authorization bill, which created a partial concurrent receipt benefit for certain veterans. While this is a step in the right direction, Senator Feingold believes there is much more work to be done.

-In response to the problems that many veterans have in receiving timely processing of their VA claims, Senator Feingold introduced S. 1656, the Veterans Benefits Administration Improvement Act of 2001. The VBA Improvement Act would have required the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to submit a comprehensive plan to Congress for improving claims processing, and require the Secretary to make reports about the status of the program every sixth months.

Supporting Our Troops Now and When They Return Home:

-In May 2004 Senator Feingold introduced S. 2427, the Veterans Enhanced Services Transition (VETS) Act, which would strengthen and improve transition services for military personnel who are returning to civilian life. This legislation is supported by numerous Wisconsin and national veterans and military organizations, including the Wisconsin and national VFW, the Wisconsin and national American Legion, the Wisconsin and national Paralyzed Veterans of America, the Wisconsin DAV, the Wisconsin State Council, Vietnam Veterans of America, the Wisconsin National Guard, the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs, the Enlisted Association of the National Guard, and the Reserve Officers Association.

-Senator Feingold has also introduced S. 683, the Military Family Leave Act. This bill would allow spouses, parents, sons and daughters of military personnel who receive Family and Medical Leave Act benefits through their employers to use those benefits for issues directly relating to our resulting from their family member's deployment.

-He also led the effort with other members of the Wisconsin congressional delegation to ensure that the VA would not consider partially closing, merging, or selling the VA hospital in Madison.

-Senator Feingold in March 2004 supported an amendment to extend TRICARE health benefits to members of the National Guard and Reserve and their families, part of his long record of commitment to this goal.

Preserving VA Services: Senator Feingold led the fight to preserve medical services at the Middleton, WI Veterans Memorial Hospital, which currently serves about 18,000 Wisconsin veterans. Senator Feingold will continue to fight for Wisconsin veterans' fair share of benefits-although Wisconsin ranks 19th in veteran population in the United States, it receives only 75 cents for every $1 of federal benefits paid out to veterans nationally.

Supporting the Search for our MIA/POWs: Senator Feingold has been a strong supporter of aggressive efforts to track down our veterans who are still classified as POW/MIAs. During the 107th Congress Senator Feingold cosponsored S. 1339, the Persian Gulf POW/MIA Bring Them Home Alive Act, which became law in October of 2002. In addition Senator Feingold supported normalizing relations with Vietnam, in part to generate greater cooperation on efforts to obtain information about the fate of Americans listed as POW/MIA. He also supported legislation that requires the POW/MIA flag to be flown at the World War II, Korean War, and Vietnam War memorials in Washington, D.C.

Increasing Access to Counseling Services: Senator Feingold was a strong supporter of legislation enacted in the 104th Congress to allow World War II and Korean War veterans access to mental health counseling services for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, to which only Vietnam War and post-Vietnam era veterans were entitled.

Providing Health Care to Victims of Spina Bifida: Senator Feingold was an original co-sponsor of legislation enacted in 1996 to provide free health care and other monetary benefits to children suffering from spina bifida as a result of their parents' exposure to Agent Orange during the Vietnam War.

Fighting for Gulf War Veterans: Senator Feingold fought for legislation to ensure that Gulf War veterans suffering from the mysterious Persian Gulf Illnesses would receive priority medical care from the Veterans Administration. The VA would have been required to establish a comprehensive outreach program to inform Gulf War veterans and their families about the various services and benefits available to them.

Supporting Americans with Disabilities: Senator Feingold is a strong supporter of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which has allowed thousands of disabled veterans to work and fully participate in society. Senator Feingold has supported legislative measures to build on the spirit of the ADA by providing open access and equal rights for people with disabilities.

Honoring U.S. Veterans and Reservists: Senator Feingold has cosponsored two bills to honor U.S. veterans and reservists. The Veterans Burial Rights Act of 1998 directs the Secretaries of the Navy, Army, and Air Force to provide honor guard details at veterans' funerals upon request and establishes the minimum size of such details. The second veterans bill, S 1406, would allow Selected Reserve Members, including National Guard members, to be eligible for the age-old honor of burial flags.

Endorsements

- Veterans of Foreign Wars-PAC Endorses Senator Feingold

Veterans for Feingold

Byron Adams, Wisconsin Rapids		Gary Knudtson, La Crosse
Will Adams, Jr., Glendale		Vaughn Knuth, Kaukauna
Karen Adank, Eau Claire		Michael Kobelt, Milton
Kermit Adank, Eau Claire		Jim Kolins, Jackson
Darel Ader, Oshkosh		Mary Jo Korbal, Stevens Point
Teresa Adkins, Appleton		Stanley Korthof, Springbrook
James Albert, Thorp		Dale Koski, Port Washington
Delbert Albrecht, West Allis		Stanley Kowalski, New Glarus
Dr. James Allen, Madison		Quinton Kragness, Eau Claire
James Allen, Madison		Jeff Kramer, La Crosse
Donald Almquist, Greenfield		Gary Krause, Plover
Jim Alvarado, Milwaukee		Richard Krebsbach, Wales
Curt Anderson, Green Bay		Wallace Krenzke, Phillips
Douglas Anderson, Lancaster		Frank Krepelan, Racine
Helen Anderson, Armstrong Creek		Gregory Kress, Milwaukee
John Anderson, Burlington		Keith Kreul, Fennimore
Marvin Anderson, Wausau		David Kriesel, Greendale
Roger Anderson, Merrill		Allen Krizenesky, Peshtigo
Wayne Anderson, Alma		Louis Kroll, Silver Lake
Walter Angus, Horicon		Chris Kronkven, Helenville
John Armstrong, Eagle River		Mary Agnes Kuehmichel, Elm Grove
Martin Auer, Oshkosh		Ken Kuehnl, Racine
Lloyd Ballweg, Sauk City		Frank Kuhlman, Alma
John Baraniak, Green Bay		Ted Kumbier, Cambridge
James Bareika, Kenosha		Dr. Kal Kunin, Madison
Ron Barr, Appleton		Edward Kurdziel, Greenfield
Darrell Barrett, Janesville		Mike Lango, Milwaukee
Wallace Barrett, Eau Claire		Roger Larson, Mondovi
Robert Barthen, Chippewa Falls		Tim Larzelere, Manitowoc
Clifford Bastian, Greenfield		Fred Laska, Rhinelander
Michelle Bastian, Green Bay		David Laux, Shawano
Dennis Batts, Brandon		Maureen Lavin, Kansasville
Jules Beghin, Briggsville		Kenneth Lawrence, Greenville
Ron Bellin, Luxemburg		Patricia Leahy, Shullsburg
Italo Bensoni, Hurley		Jim Lederer, Waukesha
Gilbert Benzel, Milwaukee		Theodore Lewko, Coloma
Lawrence Berg, West Allis		John Lintula, Drummond
Omar Berg, Eau Claire		Jerry Litzav, Brown Deer
Emmet Berger, Trempealeau Village		Eric Loch, Green Bay
Scott Berger, Schofield		Jack Logan, Hayward
Bernard Bergman, Gordon		Tom Lois, Salem
John Berry, Tomah		John Lokken, Green Bay
Eldor Bethke, Madison		George Loock, Medford
William Beyer, Neenah		Robert Luchterhand, Granton
Tillie Bichanich, West Allis		Jim Luetschwager, Athens
Matt Biesanz, West Allis		Kenneth Luke, Milwaukee
Donald Bigelow, Fort Atkinson		Jerome Lyngdal, Nelson
Donald Bina, Coon Valley		Marcia MacDonald, Neenah
Dean Bishop, Ettrick		Bill Mack, Greenfield
Richard Bishop, Stevens Point		Ron Mack, Racine
Carl Blabaum, Highland		Joseph Maday, Ashland
Gerald Block, Eagle River		Lewis Mallow, Jr., Eau Claire
Warren Blough, Kenosha		Robert Malzahn, Manitowoc
Duane Boldt, Lake Geneva		Ronald Mann, Oneida
Wesley Bolterman, Onalaska		Lester Manske, Neenah
Darin Bontje, Janesville		Jack Marciniak, Antigo
Donald Bontje, Janesville		John Margowski, Waukesha
Clifford Borden, Madison		John Marsden, Hales Corners
Tom Borgkvist, Dalton		Tim Marshall, La Crosse
Jerry Borski, Stevens Point		Donald Martin, Rothschild
Steve Borsli, Amhurst		Clifford Mattsen, Palmyra
B. Bowles, Monona		John Maurer, Kenosha
John Boyer, Frederic		Robert Mayer, Wauwatosa
Darwin Brandow, Pelican Lake		Jim Mayr, Madison
Paul Braunstein, Minocqua		Bob (Mac) McDermott, Green Bay
Gerald Brettschneider, Milwaukee		George McDonough, Reedsburg
Rick Breuning, New Berlin		Gary McGoey, Appleton
Terry Briggs, Buffalo City		Calvin McIntyre, Milwaukee
Clayton Brigham, Franklin		Wendell McLester, DePere
Dan Brooks, Rockland		John Menth, Spooner
Harold Brown, Superior		Virginia Metcalf, Wisconsin Dells
Bob Browne, Superior		Jim Metz, Racine
Robert Bruneau, Hurley		Bob Mielke, Janesville
John Burke, Neenah		Gerald Mikula, Springstead
Robert Burrows, Whitewater		Tom Miller, Cobb
Ken Busby, Webb Lake		Roland Minter, Oxford
Bill Buzza, Kenosha		Gary Misfeldt, Chippewa Falls
Rick Callaway, Elkhorn		Duane Mitchell, Waukesha
Diane Carlson Evans, Helena		Lewis Mittness, Janesville
Roger Chapman, Oregon		Dave Moffitt, Oakfield
Ken Charles, Green Bay		Vernel Momon, Milwaukee
Leo Chermack, Barron		Dennis Moon, Middleton
Chester Chodoronek, Kenosha		Gary Moose, Waukesha
Albert Christensen, Wrightstown		John Moses, Madison
Cal Christianson, Menomonie		Gene Mucciolo, Pardeeville
Randy Christopherson,		George Mund, Appleton
Edward Ciechanowski, Oak Creek		Lawrence Nest, Springbrook
Edward Ciolkosz, Thorp		Bob Nichols, Green Bay
Larry Clauson, Danbury		James Nikolay, Abbotsford
Chuck Cleveland, Tomah		Gregory O'Brien, Fall Creek
Bob Clipper, Bruce		Michael O'Halloran, Eau Claire
Martin Cohen, Racine		Peter Ojanen, La Crosse
Neiland Cohen, Milwaukee		Annie Mai Oldham, Milwaukee
Major General Vance Coleman, Milwaukee		Hugh Oliver, Viola
Robert Collins, Green Bay		Bob Olson, Ashland
Maurice Conrath, Conrath		Richard Olson, Marshfield
Lonnie Cooks, Madison		Robert Olson, Pence
Franklin Copeland, Milwaukee		Steve Olson, Middleton
James Cosgrove, Solon Springs		Walter Ormes, La Crosse
Pat Craney, Waukesha		Bradley Ostby, Argyle
Alex Cruz, Racine		LeRoy Ott, Green Bay
Kenneth Curry, Stevens Point		Gerald Otto, Eau Claire
Dr. Jack Curtis, Stevens Point		Bernard Paddock, Alma
Robert Cutler, Menomonee Falls		Russell Pagel , Hartford
Chris Czubakowski, Wauwatosa		Harvey Pagelsdorf, Sussex
Charles Dahl, Viroqua		Robert Peter, New Berlin
Delbert Dallman, Edgerton		Andrew Peterson, Ashland
Marcel Dandeneau, Racine		James Peterson, Chippewa Falls
Ronald Danielson, Black River Falls		Richard Piechowski, Redgranite
Dale Darrow, Milwaukee		George Pinzger, Racine
Robert Davey, Eau Claire		John Polodna, Racine
Alton Davidson, Germantown		Jerry Polus, Green Bay
Thomas Davies, Lake Mills		Eric Postel, Madison
Dr. Fredrick Davis, Madison		Jim Pragatz, Sheboygan
Leslie Davis, Stoughton		Larry Price, Mt. Horeb
Dean De Broux, De Pere		William Provis, Port Washington
Mike Demske, Manitowoc		Ruben Pusch, Hartford
Scott Devenny, Blue River		Walter Pydo, Haywad
Donald Diercks, Marinette		Edward Radonski, Milwaukee
Dennis Dishaw, South Milwaukee		Doug Radtke, Almond
Bruce Doar, Jefferson		Ed Rappe, Manitowoc
Duane Dobbe, Rosholt		Steven Rasmussen, Boyceville
Gerald Dorff, Gransbburg		Wayne Rasmussen, Marshfield
Tim Doyle, Marinette		Tom Rauk, Onalaska
Dan Drumel, Wind Lake		Mervin Rediger, Bloomer
Bob Duesing, Columbus		Ruth Reinke, Neenah
Harold Dull, Soldiers Grove		Thomas Remondini, DePere
David Duller, Waukesha		Ron Retzloff, Oneida
Barbara Duncan, Janesville		Dick Revoir, Bloomer
Francis Dunham, Milwaukee		Zel Rice, Sparta
John DuPont, Tomahawk		Don Richards, Hurley
June DuPont, Tomahawk		James Richards, Fifield
Claude Eakins, Janesville		Eugene Risser, Madison
Darrel Ebert, Ripon		Maurice Robare, Superior
Warren Eiseth, Gillett		Chuck Roberge, Whitehall
Eugene Eisman, Milwaukee		Tharen Robson, Lodi
Don Ekstrom, Washburn		Glen Rodgers, Milwaukee
Paul Elias, Mequon		Fernando Rodriquez, Watertown
Douglas Ellis, Chippewa Falls		Terry Roe, Cassville
Orville Elseth, Oconto Falls		Ron Roney, Downing
Charles Elvert, Praire du Chien		Gerald Roou, Rhinelander
John Engle, Racine		Lewis Rosser, Fond du Lac
Louis Epps, Milwaukee		Allen Rue, La Crosse
Bill Erickson, Kenosha		Peter Russo, Mellen
Scott Eshelman, Madison		Richard Sampson, Appleton
Dr. Eugene Farley, Verona		Richard Samsalmon, Green Bay
Robert Feldman, Rhinelander		Joseph Schaut, Fort Atkinson
Paul Fergot, Oshkosh		Frank Schmechel, Oconto Falls
Ted Fetting, Wauwatosa		Todd Schmitz, Fond du Lac
John Fetzer, Westfield		Thomas Schneider, Kewaunee
Allan Fields, Boscobel		Scott Schrank, Muskego
Paul Fine, Brown Deer		Kathleen Schuette, Centerville
Bob Finsland, Superior		Donald Schultze, Mt. Horeb
Brian Flaskrud, Eau Claire		Donald Schumacher, Baldwin
Alvin Flowers, Milwaukee		Frieda Schurch, Kenosha
Matthew Flynn, Milwaukee		William Schwantes, Port Edwards
Kevin Foster, Hortonville		Joe Schwartz, Milwaukee
Cheryl Frantz, Racine		Randy Schwartz,
John Frantz, Monroe		William Schwulst, Oshkosh
John Franzen, Milwaukee		Rick Scollon, Madison
Marvin Freedman, Middleton		Roger Sellers, Kenosha
Roy Friedel, Fond du Lac		Dorothy Sentien, Racine
Matthew Friedewald, Franklin		Terry Sharkey, Omro
Harry Frosch, Medford		Terry Sheffer, Benton
Joseph Gale, Pewaukee		Rick Shepard, Racine
Raymond Gallope, Milwaukee		Robert Sibiliski, Neilsville
Rafael Garcia, Oconomowoc		Jerry Sielaff, Middleton
Gerald Gehl, Chippewa Falls		Harold Sippel, Hilbert
Opal Gehrke, Colby		Chuck Slenczka, Hixton
Glenn Gerguson, Richland Center		Chester Smigla, Hayward
William Germer, Hustisford		Major Robert Neal Smith, Cazenovia
Larry Gibson, Eau Claire		Edgar Smith, Bear Creek
Arthur Gilbertson, Blair		Vic Smith, Janesville
Donald Gilbertson, Osseo		David Sokolowski, Eau Claire
James Gilligan, Sheboygan		Donald Solheim, Monona
John Gilman, Milwaukee		Eric Sorenson, Onalaska
Marvin Glickman, Green Bay		Gus Sorenson, Sturtevant
James Godshalk, Kendall		Julie Spangler, Janesville
Avrie Gold, Madison		Ron Standish, Madison
Deb Gomer, Black River Falls		Todd Starnitcky, Cascade
Joseph Gomez, Milwaukee		Dean Stephens, Alma Center
Thomas Gould, Milwaukee		Thomas Stern, Wisconsin Rapids
Perry Graves, Oshkosh		James Stevens, De Pere
Kenneth Greening, West Allis		Doug Stevermer, La Crosse
Merle Gregerson, Onalaska		Roger Stewart, Stockholm
Al Grell, Stratford		Dale Stiller, Endeavor
Kim Grimmer, Madison		Ronald Straight, Reedsburg
Franklin Grittner, Sun Prairie		Joe Strauss, Arbor Vitae
Charles Groat, Appleton		Mel Stribling, Milwaukee
Ken Grutz, Monroe		Donald Stuttgen, Eau Claire
Cameron Gunderson, La Crosse		John Styczinski, Conrath
Gerard Gunderson, Dousman		Mike Sucharda, Racine
Jeff Haavind, Viroqua		Gerold (Jerry) Suchy, Boscobel
Alan Hager, Lena		Scotty Sutliff, Menomonie
Elmer Hallen, Kewaskum		Karl Swanson, Sussex
Bartley Hallinan, Mauston		Robert Swayne, Neenah
Harlan Halverson, Little Chute		Ron Tank, Appleton
Richard Hammersley, Fitchburg		Ronald Tank, Appleton
Don Hanson, Sun Prairie		Jim Tasse, Milwaukee
Vilas Hanson, Arcadia		Renzie Taylor, Milwaukee
Anthony Hardie, Madison		John Thomas, Milwaukee
Dennis Harmel, Redgranite		Donald Thompson, Rhinelander
Charles Hartmann, Fox Point		Morgan Thompson, Oneida
Charles Hawkins, De Pere		David Thomson, Fremont
Gary Hawley, Stevens Point		Jack Tibbals, Pewakee
Bill Healy, Cadott		Gerald Tilly, Green Bay
Ronald Hedrick, Wilton		Richard Tisler, Reedsville
Jim Heiring, Kenosha		Carl Tollefson, Green Bay
Douglas Helgerson, Gays Mills		Steven Toney, New London
Edwin Helgerson, La Crosse		Purnal Tracy, Osceola
Steve Hemersbach, Greenwood		Roger Trzebiatowski, Stevens Point
Gerth Hendrickson, Madison		Curtis Tweith, Eau Claire
Jim Hendrickson, Dresser		Carolyn Tyler, Greenfield
Phillip Henri, Highbridge		Roberta Tyler, Madison
Joseph Herbert, Milwaukee		Tom Tyloch, Milwaukee
Scott Herman, DePere		Richard Udelhofen, Bloomington
John Hermes, Greendale		Slack Ulrich, Milwaukee
Marvin Hersko, Lake Geneva		Lyle Updike, Marshal
William Hewitt, Chilton		Theodore Uribe, Milwaukee
Terry Hicks, La Crosse		John Vagnoni, Kenosha
James Hilden, Waukesha		Jesse Van Alstine, Pepin
Robert Hischke, Eau Claire		Merlin VandenPlas, Green Bay
Thomas Hodge, Waupun		Victor Vela, Milwaukee
Albert Holmes, Milwaukee		Joseph Verhyen, Appleton
Eileen Holmstrom, Port Washington		Glen Verstegal, De Pere
Naomi Horwitz, Milwaukee		Don Vogt, Janesville
CB Hoskins, Oshkosh		Frank Vreeland, Bruce
John Hotvedt, Amherst Junction		Charlene Wade, Kenosha
Elliott Hudgins, Madison		Scott Wade, Wisconsin Dells
Mary Hudson, Blue River		George Wallenkamp, Highland
Dale Hundt, Madison		Walter Walters, Kenosha
Conrad Hutterli, Eau Claire		Joe Wanta, Stevens Point
Luke Ison, Crandon		Doug Warner, Plover
Michael Jackson, Madison		Lloyd Weber, Baldwin
Arthur Jahncke, Kendall		Mickey Webster, Solon Springs
Jerry Javenkoski, Appleton		Ray Webster, West Bend
Loretta Jehn, Butternut		Irvin Wells, Franklin
Virgil Jensen, Milltown		Gene Wendt, Janesville
Alvin Jesse, Algoma		Wayne Wesenberg, Wisconsin Rapids
Andrew Johnson, La Valle		Norman Wesolowski, Dunbar
Charles Johnson, Granstburg		Ed West, La Crosse
Elmer Johnson, Osceola		Don Weyhrauch, Williams Bay
Owen Jones, Oshkosh		Jack Wichita, Mason
Curt Kabeary, Grantsburg		Lawrence Wiedenfeld, Janesville
Tim Kallhoff, Chippewa Falls		Bruce Wiese, Horicon
Dan Kane, La Crosse		Paul Willems, Green Bay
Lawrence Karl, Onalaska		Betty Wimmre, Wausau
Richard Kath, Janesville		Kenneth Wing, La Crosse
Matty Katz, Bayside		John Withbroe, Green Bay
Rodney Keith, Bruce		Doug Withers, Marinette
Ken Keller, Marinette		Margaret Wojcehowicz, Kenosha
Wayne Keniston, Lynxville		W. George Wojcik, Hortonville
James Kerms, Stevens Point		John Wolf, Menomonee Falls
C.W. King, Chippewa Falls		Leonard Wood, Holcombe
Cecil Kippenhan, Cameron		Leroy Wooley, Lone Rock
Tom Kitchen, Fond du Lac		Christopher Wren, Madison
Robert Klawitter, Franklin		Thomas Wynn, Milwaukee
Karl Kleemann, Madison		Howard Zdroik, Rhinelander
Mary Ann Kleemann, Madison		Ralph Zellner, De Pere
Edward Knop, Horicon		Richard Zenz, Iron River
James Knopf, Green Bay		William Zimdars, Stevens Point
Alfred Knorr, La Crosse

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