I have a Wenatchee Daily World Memorial Day 1946 newspaper with pictures of men killed during the war. There is not much genealogy info with each but they are nice pictures.Below is a brief list, many more from neighboring counties in Eastern WA. If you want copy of picture contact me at cathyminer36@aol.com
Lloyd L. Acord - Brewster
Ronald (Ross) V. Alexander – Carlton
Harold Blomquist – Brewster
Ward Christianson Mansfield
Ivan Bush Corbin Tonasket/Oroville Raymond L. Davis Omak
Francis Albert DeSoto Omak
Bertram C. Dodge Omak
Norman Eastman Omak
Delbert L. Edwards Entiet
William Gordon Ehlers Okanogan
Kenneth Eighme Riverside
Winston G. Emert Omak
John Mathew Ennis Winthrop David Evans Loomis
Robert Everett Omak
Glen Albert Fately Omak
Louis James Fuhrman Omak
Dewey Gibson Conconully
Don Gliden Coulee City
Roy Robert Grillo Grand Coulee
Frank Edward Halec Winthrop
Raymond Gerald Hallam Omak
Richard Sanderson Hartman Coulee Dam
Floyd W. Hicks Brewster
Allen Dale Holcomb Winthrop
William R. Howe Wauconda
Robert van Klinken Twisp
Frederick (Ted) Martin Omak
William N. May Tonasket
Sterling T. Monroe Jr Okanogan
William Rollo Underwood Brewster
Ray C. Scott Okanogan
Leo V. DeShazer Entiat
Wayne E Siemon Okanogan
Gordon James Smith Omak
Theodore H. Smith Okanogan
Roger Stone Omak
Ross Tabott Oroville
Preston R. Thornton Oroville
Walter Randall Thurlow Twisp
Carroll R. Tollett Wauconda/Okanogan
Oren Tupper Brewster
Marion Frank Vanderpool Winthrop
John J. VanDiver Malott
Raymond W. Weak Omak
Lee Roy Weitman Omak
Frank Harold Wick Brewster
Robert Willett Okanogan
William T. Worrall Omak
Martin Zeller Twisp

For a complete list, check the National Archives on line. I noticed you don't have some of those that died in WW2.

Hello,
I would be very interested in getting a pic of Raymond Gerald Hallam who is listed in your 2002 message of WWII deaths. Please advise me of what you would like me to send to make this happen.
Thank you, very much hoping you're still at this email address.
Blessings,
Christie Hallam Hoffarth

Christie,
I no longer have these papers, however the pictures are posted online. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~heeyjude/O...
About the middle of the page you will see photos of WW11 casualties listed. If you have any trouble or if there is anything I can please contact me at cminer36@yahoo.com

The list of "servicemen" does not include Dorothy F. Scott, a WASP pilot killed on duty in WWII. The airport at Oroville, WA, is named for her. http://wwii-women-pilots.org/WASP_KIA/38KIA.html
--Ida Skarson McCormick, Seattle