Madison County veterans memorializes those known killed in action or who died of wounds received in action, including William A. Baker, Allen E Bollinger, Benjamin H Bradshaw, Columbus J. Cook, William H Engel, Leslie F Jones, Robert M. Lewis, Medford McClanahan, Roy G Moyers, Gus Scott, Randall Allbright, Donald L Anthony, Ernest F Brox, Harry P. Blanford, Ray M Cawood, Henery T. Custeau, James M Cloninger, John Disher, Herman A Dooinger, Orvil R Dudley, Paul Firebaugh, Keith C Galey, John J. Gaydos, Harley H Gregory, Normal H Henson, Willard E. Harris Jr., Stanley B. Kluck, George S. Knapp, Loyd C. Dennis, Noel C. Lowe, Garrel A Miller, Lee B. Miller, Lenos A Murry, Cletis P Myers, Clyde S. Pirtle, James A Regan, Roy D. Rhodes, Willie E Sullens, Lewis D. Senter, Wendal Settle, Don H. Wilkinson, Linus Wiegenstien, Michael Wiegenstien, Alton E Young, Frank Van Beek, Glenwood Whitworth, Howard Brewington, Charles C Guinn, Melbourne C Hart, Elmo R Mudge, Chester E Tharp, Tony Weston, Robert L Abernathy, Ernest J Lorance, Clifford D. Combs, Austin C Cooper, Lindell Francis, Lawrence Mills, Jimmy R Young, Clyde Adams, Charley Clark, Norman Nelson, Delbert E Winch, Drover Parson, Willie Martin, Bud Regon, Allen Williams, Edwin Copeland, and Alvie Bollinger. It also honors Madison County veterans of all wars.