Marion County, Tennessee World War II Memorial

The sons of Marion County, Tennessee, who gave their lives in World War II, 1941-1946, were Henry Andregg Jr., Benton Allen, Leslie G. Alley, Garland Anderson, Vincent S. Aycock, Norman T. Bayne, William T. Blansett, Edward F. Blansett, Robert L. Brown, Kay Chambers, Estel Colvin, Lancele B. Condra, Buford G. Cooper, G. H. Coppinger Jr., James M. Cowan, John Curtis, Paul C. Curtis, Tommy Davidson, John P. Dawkins, Clarence A. Durham, Chester G. Floyd, James H. Floyd, Arthur K. Goins, Herman C. Griffith, Oliver Hass, William R. Harris, Sam T. Haskew, Dan Hatfield, Jack Holloway, Ralph Holloway, Siles L. Jenkins, George Johnson, Oscar Jones, Rex Lawhorn, Thomas Jordan, Harlie E. Kilgore, William R. Kilgore, Fred A. Lawson, Arthur A. Legg, Alex. Lofty Jr., Charles L. Mason, Homer J. Melton, Nubert R. Miles, Hubert Murray, Oscar Owens, Clifford Owensby, James C. Parker, William A. Peardon, Robert Pennington, Aulton N. Phillips, Waymond L. Pope, Neal M. Ray, Robert Ridge, Richard Robertson, Henry E. Rogers, James A. Seay, Homer L. Slaughter, Henry Smith, Harold H. Spears, Holdman L. Tanner, William G. Thomas, William W. Troxell, Jake Walden, James R. West, Lloyd D. White, J. T. Wiggins, and Mack W. Wileman.

Jasper, Tennessee · United States