Showing posts with label WWI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WWI. Show all posts

Friday, May 28, 2010

Treasure Thursday: Military Heros In My Life





This edition of Treasure Thursday is a chance to showcase some of the military treasures in my life. The photo shown above was the cover for a 2009 calendar I created as part of a fund raising effort for the Wisconsin Society Daughters of the American Revolution State Regent's Project. The calendar, a salute to our veterans, was a chance for the then state regent and I to honor our family who have served in the military. My contributions included VFW caps worn by both of my grandfathers who served in WWI; the blue cap emblazoned with Wisconsin in the upper left hand corner belonged to Charles Bergeron and the olive drab cap worn with pride by Harley Space is visible to the right of the photograph and near the Rosie the Riveter photo. The ration card and stamps, part of my family artifacts, is seen to the left of the Army 'dress greens' worn by my husband during his military service, 1970-1972. The folded Flag of the USA in the foreground covered the casket of my uncle Earle Bergeron.

I am blessed to celebrate this Memorial Day with my husband any my dad as we salute all of our service personnel who made our gathering possible.


Alvin John Scherwinski

H. John Bergeron


Copyright (c) 2010 Cindy Bergeron Scherwinski

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Wordless Wednesday: Henry Marton Bergeron



Henry Marton Bergeron (1889-1918), standing on right, son of Francis X. Bergeron and Mary Elizabeth Reinwand. Photographed during his time of service during WWI, Henry died during the influenza pandemic, his infant daughter having died of the same three weeks prior to Henry's death.

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