During the Second World War, men and women from Glastonbury served their country, and Charles Galli was killed in action. Those honored include Herbert Amond, Richard A. Bantle, Everett E. Bantly, Allen F. Behnke, Robert G. Brash, Charles W. Chase, Jr., Joseph A. Clapis, Lawrence L. Coggiola, Elmore L. Cornish, Mary L. Cornish, Jack Darby, George E. Elliott, Jr., William J. Elliott, Durand G. Fuller, Charles Galli, Albert A. Geoffroy, Charles M. Goddard, Jr., Daniel H. Hodge, Albert K. Karash, Jr., Vincent Kasper, Walter Kerr, Joseph Kirk, Frank J. Leach, Egidio F. Marinelli, Jack E. May, Richard A. Merriam, Edward J. Miller, Henry J. Morse, Guido Oliva, Lawrence W. Richards, Walter J. Stanley, James F. Stark, Lucien Vegiard, Joseph J. Wachter, Jr., Edward D. Weldon, and Joseph F. Westergom.