Schuyler County honored those who gave their lives in World War I, World War II, the Korean Conflict, and the Vietnam Conflict, declaring them forever honored and forever remembered. The World War I honor roll for 1917-18 names Oscar L. Benson, True Bergman, Elbert Byrn, Elbridge Crowder, Charles Henry Derigo, Paul Eason, Chester A. Gatts, Henry M. Heinlen, Katie Hoffman (Nurse), Hugh Macomber, Alfred Marks, Henry H. Morgan, Jett H. Nysander, Jesse Pfaff, Sam G. Poole, Pearl G. Smith, Frederick F. Sommer, Herbert Sommer, Hugh A. Squires, Elmer Ellis Thomas, Aubrey Lewis Thompson, Perle L. Webster, Charles N. West, and Jacob Henry Young Jr. The World War II honor roll for 1941-45 names Ellen G. Ainsworth, Everett P. Adams Jr., Dwight G. Bacon, Edwin M. Bruton, John W. Burgher, Lawrence R. Campbell, Sigal E. Coons, Roy Thomas Cowell, William K. Eji, Lawrence E. Gardine, Herman Gramsch, Joseph D. Hale, C. Lincoln Harbert, George W. Johnson, Donald A. Lewis, Eugene Lewis, Blaine L. Louder, Ivan L. Lovekamp, Paul W. Martin, Johnnie L. Pedigo, C. O. Peterson Sr., Roscoe E. Schafer, Walter Scurlock, Mark W. Steen, Logan S. Tharp, and Max E. Turner. The Korean Conflict honor roll for 1950-53 names Wayne D. Jackson, John Jacob Kerby, and Edward W. Morton. The Vietnam Conflict honor roll for 1964-73 names George F. Beeler, Jesse L. Johnson, Robert Lee Kaster, and Henry J. Kethe.