Naval Park Remembers Pearl Harbor, 75 Years Later

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Source: WBFO 88.7
By: Michael Mroziak
Date: December 7, 2016

Two World War II veterans were recognized during the ceremony. One of them, John Lukasik of North Tonawanda, delivered keynote remarks. He recalled being in a movie theater with a friend when the news broke of Japan’s attack on the island of Oahu. Also recognized at Wednesday morning’s ceremony was Frank Klinger, who served on the USS Phoenix. He was presented with a special recognition by Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz.

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