Edward H. Monahan

Private, Company L

#102398

       Died March 31, 1918 at Hospital at Baccarat, France.  Buried April 2nd in Baccarat Cemetery, Grave No. 35. Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Monahan, Sioux City, Iowa. Private Monahan was wounded by a German hand grenade while on a patrol on March 21st.  His left leg was amputated and he was recovering nicely, but complications set in and he died in the hospital.  He proved himself a brave and patient soldier during his period of suffering. While in the hospital he was awarded the Croix de Guerre by General Segonne, Commander of the 128th Division.

Girolamo Viscusi

Private, Company D

#100811

         Killed April 12, 1918 at Village Negre while on the road to a dressing station. Buried in Grave No.12, Baccarat Cemetery. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Felice Viscusi, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He joined the regiment as a replacement in February, 1918. He was conscious but a short time after being hit by a shell, telling the men good-bye and died with but little suffering. Private Viscusi was a foreigner by birth, Italian, but made it a point to show everyone that his heart and soul were in the fight.  All missed his presence, both as a soldier and as a comrade.

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