HOUSE OF HEROES WALL OF HONOR
Honor Your Loved One and Support House of Heroes
House of Heroes honors Veterans that we serve at each project with a ceremony and flag tribute.
We feel all Veterans and Public Service Veterans (police and firemen) should be honored for their dedicated service.
You can honor a friend, a loved one, or special family member for their service by making a donation to the HOH Wall of Honor. You can choose a level of giving and see your deserving veteran honored on this very special page.
All military veterans current active duty or retired (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, National Guard
are eligible as well as any Public Service Veteran (Fire, EMS and Law Enforcement).
A Veteran is a person who has had long experience in a particular field.
Instructions
Option 1: Please select your level below and donate the amount associated with that level.
After you have donated then please completed the form below.
Option 2: Fill out the form below and click submit, it will direct you to the donate page
once the form below is completed.
Gold level:
Name and Rank
Branch of Service or Department
Picture (military or dress uniform optional)
100 words or less of why this veteran is being
honored or about their service to our country.
Donation: $100
Silver level:
Name and Rank
Branch of Service or Department
Picture (military or dress uniform optional)
Donation:$75
Bronze level
Name and Rank
Branch of Service or Department
Donation: $50
Donation contributions may be made to:
House of Heroes Connecticut
3342 Whitney Avenue
Hamden, Connecticut 06518
Please fill out the form below or email info@houseofheroesct.org and include info required.
House of Heroes Connecticut Wall of Honor
Gold Level
John L. Hoar
Brigadier General
United States Air Force
Gen. John L Hoar served our country with honor during WWII, the Korean War, and finally the State of CT being the Commander in Chief of the CT Air National Guard at Bradley Airport. Thank you, Dad, for your service to our nation. Love from your family.
Stanley Anthony Buden
Private First Class
US ARMY
My father was a Greatest Generation veteran, proud of his service in the Army during World War II. A native of New Britain, CT. He served primarily in the South Pacific and at one point, ironically, was stationed on New Britain Island. He always felt fortunate not to have been on the "front lines," instead staying back and serving as a cook for the troops at various bases. Thank you, Dad, for your service and inspiring your children to be proud Americans.
Bernard Swillinger
Sergeant
US Air Force
Bernard joined the Air Force during the height of the Vietnam War with the intent of making it his career. He wanted to follow in his father’s (who was a Chief Master Sargent) footsteps. Bernard served for 4 years, but illness sidelined his plans to continue. He was proud to have served. He went on to work at Sikorsky Aircraft where he became an Aircraft Electrician.
Edward G. Litherland
Command Sergeant Major
US ARMY
Edward lives with his wife Rhonda in Bristol, CT. Edward served in the US Army for 34 years and traveled all over the world. Ed is a member of the Bristol CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) Program and has been a member for over 10 years.
Silver Level
Roland Stahl
E5
US ARMY
Robert Cavanuagh
P1
US ARMY
Spencer Weis
Staff Sergeant
US ARMY
First and Last Name
Rank
Branch of Service
Bronze Level
Michael V. Santello Sr.
SP4
US ARMY
Peter Amadeo
Private
US Air Force
Frederick Schmidt
NCO
US ARMY
Suzanne Schweitzer
SP4
CT Army National Guard
Edward Petrillo
SGT
US Air Force
James Kelvey
SGT
US ARMY
James McCawley
US ARMY
House of Heroes Connecticut is proud to recognize the following individuals in whose honor contributions have been made in support of our mission. (This list is updated periodically. If you have made a honor contribution to HOHCT and that one’s name is not listed, please let us know at carol@houseofheroesct.org.