Haskell County honored all who served and dedicated enduring remembrance to those who made the supreme sacrifice in World War I and World War II to keep forever living the freedom for which they fought, naming its war dead from both world wars, including Lee Dunlap, Jack Boggs, Greer C. Delk, Garrett Munn, Milo Harrison, William Woolridge, Mitchel J. Forrest, Leo Perry, Buck Scott, Henry Street, Lester Evans, Frank Rogers, Pvt. Ben F. Turney, and some names not legible from World War I, and a long roll of World War II dead listed across left and right panels.