A call to remember the cost of freedom and honor those who served gives thanks for the sacrifice of Carroll County’s dead in World War I, World War II, the Korean Conflict, Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan, naming Rex Eldridge, Robert K. Grogan, Rosco Jordon, Herman Binam, George Smith, Gary Gene Wright, Gerald Lee Evans, Frank Alderson, Raymond G. Anderson, Edward C. Ambrose, Jewell Robert Bailey, Earl Ball, Fred Barnes, William K. Bean, Edwin Kelly Bishop, Earl Blevins, James H. Brisco, Charles Bunch, Gilbert Ray Catron, Albert Ray Clark, Clifford Clark, Jack Clark, Kenneth Lewis Clark, Kenneth C. Collier, James Collins, William Cleston Daniel, Billie K. Davis, Pat Dinan, John I. Garris, James Ralph Grigg, John C. Grimm, J. Clark Hammons, Charles Hodge, Jr., Raymond Hutchens, Sterling Johnson, Ralph Vaundeen Littrell, Hosea Lawerence, James Maurice Kelly, Lloyd Maxwell, Rue McMahan, Lecil Kirtland Molder, Rayburn Nance, Berry Norris, Gordon E. Ramsey, Kennith Ray Robinson, Carl Dean Rudd, Walter W. [Buck] Sanders, Virgil S. Schoeppel, Frank M. Seitz, Jr., Nolan Skipworth, Isaac Van Hook, J. B. Wall, Frank L. West, James G. Whiteley, Clayton Otis Williams, Arlie Wolfinbarger, Robert A. Wood, Audie Wright, James Michael Goins, and Thomas A. Ratzlaff.