Webb City Veterans Memorial

Veterans from Webb City's Central District who served in the Armed Forces were honored for their part in the struggle to defend life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, with permanent service records of each veteran kept in the Webb City Public Library. Those named served in the Spanish-American War, World War I, World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War: John M. Vaughn; Frederick O. Bright, Elmer Charboneau, David S. Coffee, Henry Lewis Collier, Frank Cunningham, Lloyd E. Darragh, John E. DeWitt, Alfred Fones, Carl Elet Gordon, Claude Kessler, William C. Mayfield, Clarence McCullough, Jasper M. Newton, Darris S. Schalk, John A. Sprouse, William E. Turner, John A. Wilbourn, James W. Willoughby, Charles C. Worth; James R. Arnold, Walter L. Buchanan, George Calloway, Buss Crider, Donald Damer, Eugene V. Daniels, Fred S. Danner, Lowell Dean, Fred Downs, Leonard Duncan, Clyde W. Elliot Jr., N. L. Fabion, Jack M. Fisher, Paul Fullerton, Frank E. Galardo, Randolph Gibson, Robert Gilbert, Melvin Glaze, Carl Grantham, Edgar Hallar, Otto Hayward, Elroy Hulett, Jack James, Billie Krouse, Olen R. Long, Lloyd Mahurin, James Mallos, William D. Manes, Vangil Marsh, Leon Martin, L. G. McCoy, Jack Moffet, R. O. Murdock, Leonard Norman, Earl Packer, Ovie J. Pritchett, Leonard W. Ray, Melvin Roath, Pat Russell, Lionel Stines, Elliot Stone, William Stone, Francis Swindle, Cecil Tiberghien, Robert G. Tudor, Claude Turner, Harold G. Vailes, W. L. Whitelock, Clyde A. Wilson, Lloyd Wood; Charles R. Landon, William M. Long, Donald D. Younger; and A. J. Bottom, Richard Carver, Julian McKee, Robert A. Powell. It also invokes the lines, "Soldier, rest, Thy warfare o'er Dream of fighting days no more" and "When you go home tell them of us... and say for your tomorrow we gave our today," and it was rededicated in November 2007.

Webb City, Missouri · United States