The Town of Turin honored those who served in World War II from the community, including Lincoln Ackerman, Louis Bodnar, Harold Brown, Donald Burdick, Ned Burdick, Charles Butts, Richard Butts, Ronald Butts, Joseph Carr, Francis Cavanaugh, David Cooper, Clarence Curtis, Richard Curtis, Theodore Daukza, Arthur Dawley, Belden Dawley, Theodore Dawley, Frederick Dean, Perry Dean, Richard Dean, Agnes Domagala, Frances Domagala, Joseph Domagala, William Domagaa, William Domser, Edward Fazekas, Joseph Fazekas, Steven Fazekas, William Fazekas, Harland Freeman, Phillips Freeman, Duane Galarneau, Grant Galarneau, Eileen Gillette, John Gillette, William Gillette, Edward Gorczyc, Valentine Heubel, Bernard Hill, Douglas Hills, Gilbert Hoffman, Lloyd Holt, Donald Hughes, Benjamin Jarecki, Frank Jarecki, Paul Jarecki, Ronald Johnston, Benjamin Jones, Richard Jones, James Kirkbride, Martin Konkol, Stanley Konkol, Joseph Kozdra, Stanley Kozdra, Bennie Kozie, Denander Krokowski, Stephans Ladniuk, William Ladniuk, William Lane, Gordon Larrabee, Charles Losiewicz, William Mackay, Burton Markham, Claron Markham, Robert Markham, Theodore Markham, Willis Markham, Harry Mathis, Stephan Matula, Harold Meiss, Theodore Millard, Arthur Moore, Donald Moore, Frank Oaster, George Oaster, Edward Paczkowski, Francis Paczkowski, Bernice Paluck, John Paluck, Bernard Peters, Chester Pogozeeski, Henry Pogozelski, Earle Rector, Charles Redmond, Bernard Reed, Gerald Reed, Garry Riggs, Clarence Rudd, Clyde Sage, Harry Sampson, Paul Sevmour, Joseph Slivka, Josepe Slivka, Elmer Szakacs, Lewis Szakacs, Charles Vrubel, Milo Ward, Edward Wdowiak, Ferdinand Wdowiak, Joseph Wdowiak, Wadter Wdowk, Arthur Wetzeln, Bard Wdowiak, Michael Wiednick, Clarence Wlas, Edward Wock, Stanley Wock, Kenneth York, Mark Young, Victor Young, John Zapctocki, Michael Zapctocki, Stephan Zapctocki, and Edward Zapctocki.