Fallen Angel Tribute Truck of Wisconsin

10/09/2026

It’s here!!!

10/09/2026

Look for these - starting to show up in Gresham and the surrounding area! All proceeds will go to the Veterans Memorial Park! Thanks in advance!

09/12/2026

And they are back!!

09/12/2026

This is where we will be today!!

09/10/2026

Greenville WI. Met a lot of new friends had a blast!!!!

08/07/2026

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ATTENTION FEMALE VETERANS

On Wednesday, August 19th, in Wausau there is an opportunity to go fishing!

Connect with other Veterans and enjoy the outdoors!

Dedicated. Accessible. Trusted.

07/29/2026

Can anyone guess where I am ?

07/09/2026

Wow!!!
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07/05/2026

06/14/2026

Andy’s great Uncle gave all…

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🌟 2026 Shawano's Hometown Hero Spotlight 🌟

ALBERT F BUETTNER
US ARMY
PFC
WWII - POW CORREGIDOR

Bio Provided:
PFC Albert F Buettner was born in Dec 14, 1913 in the Town of Richmond. He was one of a set of twins. His brother, Alfred, died days later on January 1, 1914. His parents were Albert W. and Anna(Sperberg) Buettner. It was a large family with 14 children. When his brother Harold enlisted into the Army in December 1940, “Pat”, as he was called, followed suit. He joined the Army on Feb 4, 1941 as a member of Batter A 60th Coast Artillery. He was immediately sent to California, and on March 22, 1941 he arrived at Corregidor in the Philippine Island. Here he served until the fall of Corregidor, May 7, 1942, when he was taken prisoner by the Japanese. He remained on the Philippine Islands until sometime in October 1942 when he was taken to a prisoner of war camp at Osaka Japan. The government notified the parents on November 6th 1945 that their son, Albert, had died at Osaka of cardiac beriberi on December 16th, 1942.

🙏 Join us in thanking this individual and their family for their service and sacrifice.