Women from West Virginia left their homes to work in defense plants throughout America and help win World War II. Those honored are Ada England, Alpha Coberly Miles Osborn, Anna Hess, Ann Carpenter Stalnaker, Arlene Snyder, Bobbie Lamb, Buddie Curnutte, Deloris Ward, Dorothy Davenport, Dorothy Keaton, Dorothy Summers, Dorothy Townsend, Dot Finn, Dot Foster, Edith Coberly Crook McQuilken, Edith Lockard Ellyson, Emily Withers, Ethel Bovey, Etta Sergent, Fay Belknap Scott, Fern Fitzpatrick, Garnet Kozielec, Geraldine Boyce, Gloria Farmer, Hilda Hume, Icie Nell Smith, Irene Gunn, Janice Wright, Jean Malone, Jo Collinsworth, June Kindall, Leona Watson Phares, Lessie Moses, Lillian Eddy, Maggie Selman, Marilyn Beecher, Mary Marie Barker Canfield, Maudie Lane, Maxine Belknap Wilson, Maxine Marshall, Mazie Mullins, Mozelle Brown, Myrtle Riddle, Nancy Canterbury, Neva Rees, Nora Jones, Olive Wetherholt, Pauline Everetts, Pauline Gilkerson, Pauline Ware, Thelma Watson Rizer, Thelma Carpenter Westfall, Vera Siegrist Brown, Vienna Hurt, Violet Williams, and Willodeane Brady.