Those who gave their lives for democracy are remembered here from World War I, World War II, Korea, and Viet Nam. The dead of World War I were Clifford Anderson, Frank W. Baxter, Charles Blevins, James Boston, William Burns, George Folkerts, Roy Gray, Floyd Hitchcock, Joseph Johnston, Robert Johnston, John Morgan, William Schmidt, and John Weyen. The dead of World War II were Claud Anderson, Glenn Bishop, Frederick M. Broers, Desire Borrell, Samuel Cleeton, Jr., Chester M. Cadell, James L. Costello, Wesley H. Clark, John T. Durken, Harry F. Combs, Myles J. Duffy, Alexander Easton, Jr., James Flynn, William B. Fulton, Clifford Garrett, Gerald G. Greenwood, Felegian Hasquin, Robert W. Henderson, Leonard Komnick, Carl M. Keck, Stanley Link, Henry Love, Jr., Robert Luken, Rolland Marcacci, Clifford Moon, Henry R. McKechan, Edgar Patterson, Robert Penman, Robert Z. Ramsey, William Sakach, Ferdinand M. Smith, Archie F. smith, Dominic Stankoven, Andrew Steed, Jr., Frank Stampek, Steve Spudich, Arthur Vlahon, Earl Whitworth, John Whitmore, Ralph E. Wilder, and Ronald Wilson. Those remembered from Korea and Viet Nam are James T. Marshall, Thomas W. Hollis, and Cronrad D. Mallory.