Monroe County World War II Memorial

The memorial honors the Monroe County comrades who gave their lives in World War II: Robert Arnett, Lynn Bartley, Lonnie Birdge, Carlos Blankenship, Fred Brown, Creed Carter, Raymond D. Carter, S. Carson Coffelt, Junior Colson, Glenn Condra, Drewie Edward Cross, Jesse Alvis Denham, Ervin Emmert, Chester Gee, Lynn Gearlds, Ernest C. Grimsley, Paul Grinestaff, Ray W. Hagan, Alden Hammer, Maxey Harlan, Jesse J. Haynie, Garland Hollinsworth, M. E. Isenberg, Carl Jones, Reuben Jones, Elmer Jordan, Jessie J. Keith, Millard S. King, Dennis Kingery, Cordell Lundy, Jack Page, Elmer Plank, James L. Poland, Cass Thomas Proffitt, Dennis Proffitt, Evans Proffitt, Clarence Rhoton, Louis Rich, Ray Russell, James W. Savage, Daniel Edward Sherfey, Russell Shoopman, Faye Short, William H. Smalling, Dumas L. Smith, John L. Smith, Willie Ray Stephens, Maurice Thompson, Delmas M. Tooley, Warren F. Tooley, Fonis C. Turner, Selbia Turner, Wayne Turner, Hascal Welch, Allie C. Wheat, Ovile Williams, and Fred Wright.

Tompkinsville, Kentucky · United States