Our Stone County Sons

Stone County honors its sons who gave their lives in the First World War, the Second World War, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War, keeping their memory alive in the minds and hearts of the friends and loved ones who gather here and awaiting reunion with them in eternity: Argus J. Adams, Vonceal Adams, Everal F. Avey, Henry E. Baldwin, Elmer Barham, Afton D. Barnes, Roy E. Blevins, Robert L. Bounds, Troy O. Branscum, Hubert O. Brewer, W. Clifton Broyles, Cleo T. Caston, Sterling E. Collom, Orvil L. Copeland, J. Freeman Cross, Lloyd Gower, Thomas J. Green, James R. Griffin, Alfred R. Hinkle, John R. Hughes, Arvil W. Kelley, Max B. Kroner, Dwight J. Lancaster, Lindol R. Lancaster, Theodore W. Ledford, William F. Lourance, Thomas E. Mabry, Albert M. McCasland, Walter J. Moore, Joseph L. Nichols, Ewing A. Northcutt, Jessie L. Reed, Henry H. Richardson, William H. Rosa Jr., Ephriam W. Rushing, Roy C. Sartin, James C. Severs, L. Bernell Smith, Willie E. Stroud, Noah S. Talburt, Z. Haney Tubbs, Eugene L. Tuttle, Richard O. Wallace Jr., Herbert Z. Ward, Kenneth C. Ward, Donald C. Weigart, George P. Weigart, Claude O. White, James S. Willis, Walter A. York, and Bobby R. Risner.

Mountain View, Arkansas · United States