Residents of Winter Garden who gave their lives in U.S. military service are remembered from World War I, World War II, Korea, and Vietnam. In the Army, World War I service from Apr. 6, 1917 to Nov. 11, 1918 included 1st Lt Hugh T. Gregory and Pvt. George R. Tamsitt. Army losses in World War II, from Dec. 7, 1941 to Aug. 14, 1945, included S-Sgt. Paul Parker, Pfc. Rodney Connell, 2nd Lt. Jack Gray, Tech. 4 John Vick, 2nd Lt. Roy Cosgrove, Pvt. William C. Bray, Pvt. Provis Ison, and Sgt. W. H. Crawford. In Korea, from June 27, 1950 to July 27, 1954, the Army dead were Pfc. Arthur P Nolan and Cpl. Elton E. Smoak. In Vietnam, from July 4, 1965 to Mar. 28, 1973, the Army dead were Sp. 4 Charles Fields, S-Sgt. Charles W. Love Jr., Sp. 5 Buford G. Johnson, S-Sgt. Nathan E Peacock Jr., and Sp. 4 Gary L. Maloy. Navy Air Force World War II service included Lt. Col George B. McMillan, and Vietnam service included Maj. Marion E. Reed. In the Marine Corps, World War II losses were Pfc. James B. Hennis, Capt. Walter L. Jordan, and Cpl. David W. Tubb, Korea loss was S-Sgt. Buford L. Burns, and Vietnam loss was L-Cpl. Cecil R. Moorman. Coast Guard service is also included.