Prince George County, Virginia honored those from the county who made the supreme sacrifice in the service of their country in World War I and World War II. In World War I, the dead were listed as White: Timothy B. Gogle, Roy Ellis, and Harvey F. D. Tatum; Colored: James Wooden. In World War II, the dead were listed as White: Ray C. Ayers, Robert B. Baird, Thomas A. Burney, John L. Corum, Frank L. Cole, Peter R. Dennis, Edward T. Fauntleroy, Walter A. Gibbs, Paul Golnik, Turner G. Harrell, Lynwood C. Harrell, William Horak, Douglas D. Johnson, Charles C. Johnson, Walter T. Kurnas, Elmer L. McKesson, Raleigh C. Powell, Jr., Gratto M. Rosazza, Milos G. Rott, Michael H. Burchell, Edward L. Rott, Elmer H. Sheets, Allen D. Spiers, James C. Steele, Jr., Preston E. Temple, John H. Tomko, Edward A. Vargo, Joseph F. Vlkojon, and Martin J. Volek; Colored: Rolands S. Epps, William H. Harvell, and Joseph M. Parham.