Union County honored its World War II service members, including Medal of Honor recipient George H. Ramer and those killed or who died in service: Roy L. Ammon, Spencer H. Benfer, William R. Bennett, Freeman B. Blair, David E. Boyer, Clarence C. Catherman, LeRoy D. Chappell, Charles R. Cook, Frank R. Cooper, Raymond F. Derr, Leonard P. Diehl, Andrew M. Eisenhauer, Albert O. Emig, Robert H. Erdley, William E. Fenstermacher, Myron L. Fertig, Earl K. Fetter, Enos W. Geiswite, Fred K. Getz, Earl A. Gilbert, Glenn R. Haupt, James P. Henning, Elwood M. Herman, Charles D. Hoffman, Robert E. Hoffman, Robert C. Homan, Harold R. Houpt, George F. Kahle, Howard W. Kauffman, William J. Keefer, Miles F. Kline, Richard H. Lang, Forrest E. Leitzel, Charles R. Lenhart, Kenneth M. Long, Robert J. Maurer, Alvin S. Miller, Francis W. Motter, Paul F. Moyer, Eugene D. Musser, Paul E. Platt, Olan D. Ranck, Donald W. Ringler, Donald L. Ritter, Nelson K. Russell, William W. Sanns, Allan I. Schell, Lewis F. Self, Leroy K. Shettler, Ray H. Shirk Jr., Bright M. Strassner, John O. Struble, George A. Stump, John R. Thomas, Robert R. Thompson, Richard M. Wagner, Paul A. Winter, and Charles L. Yost. An honor roll of veterans was also included.