Three Natick brothers who served during World War II were honored with a square dedication on Aug. 27.
Members of the Marshall family joined town officials in honoring Joseph, Robert and John Marshall with a sign at the corner of West Central Street and Boden Lane.
The sign is about a quarter mile from where the brothers lived at 196 West Central St.
Joseph H. and Robert B. Marshall served in the Army, while John F. Marshall served in the Navy.
According to Veterans Services Officer Paul Carew, this is the 58th sign dedicated to Natick’s veterans.
Robert’s grandson, Jon, is the town’s deputy town administrator.
Natick VSO Paul Carew begins the ceremony for the Marshall Brothers Square dedication on Aug. 27 at the corner of West Central Street and Boden Lane.
A decal showing the three Marshall brothers.
Bob Marshall speaks during the dedication of the Marshall Brothers Square on Aug. 27 at the corner of West Central Street and Boden Lane.
Paul Marshall unveils the sign for Marshall Brothers Square on Aug. 27 at the corner of West Central Street and Boden Lane.
Natick VSO Paul Carew presents a replica of the sign to members of the Marshall family.
Thanks to Maureen Sullivan for sharing this information and these photos.
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