Milford honored those from the community who served in World War II, including those killed in action, missing in action, held as prisoners of war, and a long honor roll of veterans: Alton Cornish, Robert Redman, Henry Spargo, James E. Colburn, Harold Georgia, Herbert Allen, Harold Armstrong, Frank Lynn Armstrong, Ethan Allum, Carl Banner, Fred Barnard, Homer Barnard, Kent Dean Barney, Edward Benjamin, Roy Bird, John Bishop, Carl Blais, Elmer Bliss, Lyle Bliss Jr., Harriette Boies, Erwin Brown, Norman Bowmaker, Thomas Broe, Bruce Brown, Henry Carley Jr., John H. Chase, Alex Christman, Robert Clark, Charlotte Colburn, Clay Colburn, Roger Collar, Clifton Cook Jr., Forest Cooper, Richard Cooper, Howard Cornish, Willard Cornish, Catherine Countryman, Earl Couse, Floyd Couse, Harry Couse, Ralph Couse, Raymond Couse, William Critz, Kenneth Cunningham, Alton Curry, Frederick Curry, Carl De Bloom, Bernard Decker, Earl Decker, Jean Deforest, James Dutcher, Vincent Dutcher, Harold Edson, Carlton Eldred, Ann Entwish, Carlton Francher, Ward Fink, Raymond Foster, Thomas Foster, Louis Georgia, Frank Gomiller, Maurice Goodrich, Charles Gorham, Earl Hall, Stanton Hall, Carl Hendricks, Wallace Haase, David Hillsinger, Charles Hotailing, Russell Hotalling, Lester Johnson, Albert Knapp, Deforest Knapp, John Kosac, Robert Kovatchitch, Frederick C. Liedkie, John Liner, Earl Llewellyn, Joseph Lorzing, George Low, Herbert Ludlam, William Mabey, Harold Manzer, Peter Martin, Odell D. Martin, Stanley Martin, Charles McCumber Jr., George McCumber, Jean McLaury, George Minor, Theodore Miller, Yale Miller, Howard Miner, Rodney Monroe, Howard Newell, Irma H. Newell, John P Newell, Charles E. Osborne, Carl Osterhoudt, Thelmer Osterhoudt, William Packer, August Paneman, Everet Paneman, Earl Parsons, Devillo Peck, Leon Pedersen, Emil C. Petersen Jr., Emma Porteus, John R. Porteus, Everett Quackenbush, Charles Raymond, Ralph Raymond, John Redman, Charles Rider, Wyman P. Roberts, Alvin Rowel, Amos Rowe, Nell Rowe, Ralph Rowe, Harold Rowland, Norman Rutenber, Donald Scalan, Egbert Scott, William Sheetz, John Sillman, Neal Sloan, John Paul Spargo, Merle Stringer, Douglas Sullivan, Howard Sutton, James Sweet, Mark A. Taylor, Glenn Tiffany, Ernest Torrey, Herbert Torrey, Alton Winne, Cary Winne, Arthur Wright, and O. Vanbuskirk.