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Parma Heights war memorials connect WWII and Iraq sacrifices

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One hundred yards and 60 years separate William Weicking and Nicholaus Zimmer on the Parma Heights Greenbrier Commons. Weicking died in1944 in Normandy, during the D-Day invasion, and is memorialized on a marker near the Parma Heights Fire Station.

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Parma Heights war memorials connect WWII and Iraq sacrifices

One hundred yards and 60 years separate William Weicking and Nicholaus Zimmer on the Parma Heights Greenbrier Commons. Weicking died in1944 in Normandy, during the D-Day invasion, and is memorialized on a marker near the Parma Heights Fire Station.

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