During World War II, from 1941 to 1945, men from Easthampton served, and those who made the supreme sacrifice included Beyer Edward, Bien Carl, Bostic Joseph Jr., Boucher Raymond, Bozek Walter, Bridges Ralph, Brooks Albert, Campbell John, Carver Samuel, Chrabasczc John, Ciekalowski William, Coleman Charles, Crispina George, Demers Fred, Derouin Alfred, Desmarais George, Desrosiers Rene, Droy Peter Paul, Dupre George, Dziobek John, Fleming urban, Gibbs Robert, Godaire Edward, Gula Joseph, Hannant fred, Hicks George, Jones Arthur, Kania Frank, Kordek Walter, Kuehn Henry, Laplante Harold, Lavallee Arthur, Lincoln James, Loomis Harry, Lukaszewicz Edward, Morin Joseph E, Mutter William, Pacosa Alphonse, Peloquin Alfred, Peloquin Joseph, Peloquin Wilfred, Perra Henry, Picard Norman, Poudrier Edward, Rapalus Stephen, Richardson Robert, Richmond Frederick, Robideau Edward, Robideau Mose, Robinson Edward, Rodier Norman, Rust Charles, Ruszczyk Stanley, Schumikowski Konstanty, Sorrell Henry, Szewczyk John, Valley Henry, Vanasse Armandzor, Wojnar Edwin, Zabek Chester, and Zdroykowski Francis; one thousand five hundred one names are inscribed.