Those remembered here were local men who died in military service during World War I, World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. The dead from World War I were Otis Bagwell, Edgar L. Cox, Lawrence R. Doody, Aaron E. Glasscock, Ben William Hagan, W. Lisle Harrison, Carl Jarboe, Sandusky Lynch, Bernard W. Mills, Earl Mills, Frank Murphy, Nick O’Daniel, Willie M. Steel, Ben F. Stuart, and Thomas M. Wathen. The dead from World War II were Charles R. Badgett, William Ballard, Kelly R. Branic, Oran W. Brown, Johnnie F. Burchell, William T. Caldwell, Joseph W. Cambron, Lester W. Cochran, Henry Cox, Charles B. Cravens, Curtis Downs, William Paul Garrett, John C. Gibson, Charles P. Green, Elige Buddy Gribbins, Terry M. Hagan Jr., Thomas Higdon, Raffo Jackson, Frederick Kaye, Millard Lanham, C. Walter Livers, William C. Logsdon, Merlin Long, T. Ellwyn Luckett, James C. Malone, John T. E. Malone, George Marcum, Porter R. Marple, George Edward Mattingly, John Edward Mattingly, Walter O. McCammon, Marcus S. McCarty, Owen Minor, William H. Peake, Jesse C. Pile, Clelon Powers, Emmet H. Roller, G. Caldwell Russell, Robert Benton Sapp, Clyde Shumake, James Henry Simpson, Chester A Thompson, Harry Lee Thompson, Paul Thompson, O’Dell Van Dyke, and Charles R. Yates. The dead from the Korean War were Charles Bland, Donald Burdette, Herbert Fletcher Clark Jr., Robert A. Faulkner, Frederick H. Garrison, George Henry Osborne, Ray Pope, Louis K. Smith, Chaffine W. Smithers, and Charles E. Smothers. The dead from the Vietnam War were Joseph Robert Hagy Jr., George R. Pendygraft, Michael Paul Stiles, Henry Ray Wicker, and William L. Watson.