May 21, 1921 (Flushing, NY) – December 29, 1944; 23 years old; unmarried
Last local address: 236 Highland Avenue, Norwalk
Enlisted March 8, 1943
Service number: 31329165
26TH INFANTRY DIVISION; 101ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
Awarded the Purple Heart Medal
Killed by a landmine in Luxembourg.
From 26th Division history: Killed in Action on December 29, 1944
Private Fiore Amato, 101st Infantry Regiment. .
Private Oswaldo C. Bertella, 101st Infantry Regiment.
Private John V. Fisk, 101st Infantry Regiment.
Staff Sergeant Robert Irwin, 101st Infantry Regiment.
Private First Class Jack A. Jones, 101st Infantry Regiment.
Technician Fifth Grade Albert M. Malencia, 101st Infantry Regiment.
Private Clarence L. Poore, 101st Infantry Regiment.
Private William H. Powers, 101st Infantry Regiment.
Private Sterling E. Ward, 101st Infantry Regiment.
Private First Class Charles A. Bender, 104th Infantry Regiment.
Private First Class James E. Davidson, 104th Infantry Regiment.
Private Thomas J. Moore Jr., 104th Infantry Regiment.
Private Vincent P. Tarazavich, 104th Infantry Regiment.
Private Seymour Keidan, 328th Infantry Regiment, Company E.
Private First Class Arthur A. Monaghan, 328th Infantry Regiment, Company E.
Private First Class Leo H. Schurman, 328th Infantry Regiment.
From The Norwalk Hour January 17, 1945
John Vernam Fisk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey F. Fisk of Fairfield, formerly of Flax Hill Road, has been killed in action in Luxembourg according to a telegram received Saturday from the War Department. He was in an Engineers unit in the Third Army.
Private Fisk is buried in Hamm, Canton de Luxembourg, Luxembourg, Luxembourg American Cemetery and Memorial; Plot H Row 9 Grave 10.
