McDuffie County honored the men who made the supreme sacrifice in World War I, World War II, and the Korean War, naming Daniel J. Brown, Fred L. Isdale, Joe B. Wilson, Henry E. Williams, John V. Averett, Marion E. Benson, Kenneth H. Broome, Jesse O. Bohler, C. W. Bales, Marvin E. Culbreth, Forrest T. Clary, Amos Cough, Cecil W. Doster, Claude A. Doster, George P. Edwards, John W. Evans, Bernard Fitzgerald, Felix T. Griffin, Carlton Hamilton, Robert W. Hamilton, Andrew J. Hobbs, Charles L. Howard, Henry A. Howard, Phocian S. Johnson Jr., Cubia Jones, Hansel E. Lewis, John R. Lewis, Frank T. Mattox, Alex D. McClain, George W. McCorkle, Ben H. McCorkle, Dan Meadows, Thiot Morris, Francis E. Neal, Morris E. Nix, Robert T. Norris, Max R. Pilgrim, Lorain D. Pilgrim, William F. Pullum, George P. Rogers, John Richards, William E. Reese, John T. Simons, James E. Smith, Willie W. Smith, John B. Stovall Jr., Walter R. Treadway, William R. Thompson, Willie J. Worthy, Richard W. Whaley, Rogers Porter, and Winfred J. Walker, with the declaration, “The glory of their deeds shall never die.”