Men and women of this community served in World War II, and the dead were remembered in the names Kenneth R. Beason, John W. Carder, Lewis C. Landauer, Leo W. Landess, Robert C. Norton, Donald H. Smiley, and William E. Williams; others associated with later or earlier wars were Ralph V. Williamson for World War I, Cassius Johnson for Korea, and Manuel Flores and Wayne Barrett for Vietnam.