B'nai Zion is very proud of the members and family members who have served in any branch of the military. One of the ways that we honor the deceased veterans is to place Jewish War Veterans flags at their graves. B'nai Zion has three cemeteries in Shreveport where we place graves.
1946 Fighting for America: A Record of the Jewish Men and Women in the Armed Forces of Shreveport, Louisiana from 1946 (Click on the book cover on the left to read the booklet.)
Below is a current list of the deceased veterans (sorted by first name) with connections to B'nai Zion. They are not all buried in the Jewish cemeteries in Shreveport. Please let us know if there are other names we should add to our list, even if they are not buried in our cemeteries.
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Aaron Selber, Jr.
Abie Murov
Abry Cahn, Jr.
Albert Elmer
Alex Kuperman
Ben A. Phelps, Sr.
Ben R.E. Phelps, Jr
Charles Selber
David Felsenthal
David Saphier
David Stein Goldberg
Delbert Plante, Jr.
Donald Zadeck
Dr. Bernard Henry Hirsch
Dr. Boris Weinstein
Dr. Donald Yale Rosen
Dr. Harold Levy
Dr. Leonard Goldman
Edmund Golden
Edward Samuel Klein
Everett Rubenstein
Fred Sklar
Gershon Marcus
Gus (Augustus) Hirsch
Hamilton R. Benson
Harold Kaplan
Harold Murov
Harry Mittenthal
Henry Brenner
Henry E. Cahn
Henry Kahan
Henry T. Meyer
Herman Gold
Herman Imy Marcus
Israel Venooker
James Jacob Katz
James Muslow
Joe Badt, II
Joel Vernon
Joseph August Hafter
Joseph Goldman
Joseph Mandel Murov
Joseph Parris
Joseph Phillips
Jules Henry Dreyfuss
Keith Norman Rabinowitz
Lazar Max Murov
Leo Friedman
Leon Abramson
Leonard Phillips
Lionel Eltis
Louis E. Bayer
Martin J. Lewis
Marvin Muslow
Melvin Goldberg
Neal H. Nierman
Norman Dlin
Paul Brainis
Paul D. Abramson, Sr.
Rabbi David Lefkowitz, Jr.
Raymond Sylvan Morris
Robert Louis Marcus
Sam Vedlitz
Sam Weisman
Sam Wiener, Jr.
Sam Wolff
Samuel Goldstein
Herman Van Os
Seymour Van Os
Sidney Herold
Stephen Wright
Theo Meyer
Walter S. Grant
William M. Blumberg
William M. Braunig, Sr.
William R.T. Ellis
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