Our Towns WWII marker unveiled in Sylvania Twp. Published on May 29, 2011 Share Tweet Share Email Comments Print The marker is unveiled by Alexander Drabik's granddaughter Katrina Wilson, left, and her mother, and Mr. Drabik's daughter, Rita Wilson. THE BLADE/JETTA FRASER Buy This Image Side one of the historical marker honoring Alexander Drabik. THE BLADE/JETTA FRASER Buy This Image Alexander Drabik's granddaughter, Katrina Wilson, left, and her mother, and Rita Wilson embrace after the unveiling of the historical marker. THE BLADE/JETTA FRASER Buy This Image Rep. Marcy Kaptur speaks during the unveiling of the marker honoring Alexander Drabik. THE BLADE/JETTA FRASER Buy This Image Katrina Wilson holds the book "The Bridge at Remagen" which recounts the taking of the only remaining bridge over the Rhine. THE BLADE/JETTA FRASER Buy This Image Phyllis Lesinski Green, a niece of Alexander Drabik, speaks about her uncle to the more than 100 people gathered. THE BLADE/JETTA FRASER Buy This Image Nelda Reno, left, Rep. Marcy Kaptur, and Cliff Kujawa, gather as an Ohio Historical Society Marker in unveiled to honor the birthplace of Alexander Drabik. THE BLADE/JETTA FRASER Buy This Image Information on Alexandre Drabik, including the taking of the Remagen Bridge and his family in a display at the event. THE BLADE/JETTA FRASER Buy This Image A photo of Alexander Drabik, the Distinguished Service Cross, a Purple Heart, for wounds incurred during the Battle of the Bulge, and other medals he received. THE BLADE/JETTA FRASER Buy This Image A photo of Alexander Drabik and the Distinguished Service Cross he earned. Drabik also received a Purple Heart for wounds incurred during the Battle of the Bulge. THE BLADE/JETTA FRASER Buy This Image Recommended for you Click to comment