Barre honored those who served their country in World War II from 1941 to 1945 and in the Korean Conflict from 1950 to 1953, and it especially remembered Martin V. Brown, Salvatore J. Celona, Americo Corso, Howard W. Dahart, William M. Harty, Joseph A. Illiscavitch, Harry L. Miller, Thomas W. Powers, Anson E. Robbins, Alvin L. Simenson, Francis R. Sinclair, Edwin A. Sundberg, Albert E. Taylor, Frederick E. Thorng, William F. Thorng, Linwood Tuttle, Robert J. Weighill, and Albert C. Williams under the words Supreme Sacrifice, with notation that two served in both wars and that k denoted Korean.