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Veterans' names added to Patriots Peace Memorial in Louisville

Veterans' names added to Patriots Peace Memorial in Louisville
YOU’RE WATCHING. WLKY NEWS TODAY. VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES GATHERED AT THE PATRIOTS PEACE MEMORIAL ON RIVER ROAD AS THE NAMES OF TWO U.S. SERVICEMEN WERE ADDED. THE MEMORIAL EXCLUSIVELY HONORS MILITARY MEMBERS WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE LINE OF DUTY IN NON-COMBAT CIRCUMSTANCES. SECOND LIEUTENANT WILLIAM JOSEPH MARTIN, THE FOURTH FROM LOUISVILLE, AND SERGEANT RONALD DAVID BRUBAKER FROM PENNSYLVANIA, WERE HONORED TODAY. TO REALIZE SO MANY SERVICE PERSONNEL LOSE THEIR LIVES OUTSIDE OF COMBAT, AND THERE’S A PLACE TO HONOR THEM IS WHAT IS REALLY SPECIAL ABOUT TODAY. EACH PATRIOT IS HONORED WITH A PERSONALIZED GLASS PLATE, REPLACING A BRICK IN THE MEMORIAL STRUCTURE. THE LIGHT PASSING THROUGH THE SOLID WALL SERVES AS A REMINDER
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Updated: 9:02 PM EDT May 25, 2026
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Veterans' names added to Patriots Peace Memorial in Louisville
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Updated: 9:02 PM EDT May 25, 2026
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Veterans and their families gathered Monday at the Patriots Peace Memorial on River Road as the names of two U.S. servicemen were added.The memorial exclusively honors military members who lost their lives in the line of duty in non-combatant circumstances.Second Lt. William Joseph Martin IV from Louisville and Sgt. Ronald David Brubaker from Pennsylvania were honored."To realize so many service personnel lose their lives outside of combat and that there's a place to honor them is what is really special about today," said Randy Brubaker.Each patriot is honored with a personalized glass plate, replacing a brick in the memorial's structure.

Veterans and their families gathered Monday at the Patriots Peace Memorial on River Road as the names of two U.S. servicemen were added.

The memorial exclusively honors military members who lost their lives in the line of duty in non-combatant circumstances.

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Second Lt. William Joseph Martin IV from Louisville and Sgt. Ronald David Brubaker from Pennsylvania were honored.

"To realize so many service personnel lose their lives outside of combat and that there's a place to honor them is what is really special about today," said Randy Brubaker.

Each patriot is honored with a personalized glass plate, replacing a brick in the memorial's structure.

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