Those remembered here gave their lives for freedom in World War I, World War II, Korea, and Vietnam. The dead from World War I were Virgil W. Agard, Charles V. Alford, Harry Bauer, W.H. Bellows, Thurston R. Chamberlain, Edward C. Delray, Claude J. Dince, Percy C. Eugene, Oliver O. Grayson, Roy Hamilton, Christ Hegelan, Frank J. Hermle, Joseph D. Holman, Charles D. Hunt, Harry M. Johnson, Thomas E. Johnson, Charles D. Maines, Vernon C. Maxwell, Almer J. Norton, William F. Oliver, Lester R. Palm, Wesley C. Predmore, Alber V. Roth, Otto Shonomay, Christian J. Smith, Harmon R. Taber, Frank A. Travis, Raymond S. Vaca, Elmer E. Vanlew, Basil C. Williams, and William M. Wright. The dead from World War II were Jack Asbill, Sam Banks, Curtis Biddick, Clarence M. Delay, James A. Duthie, Frank Frazier, Henry C. Hansen, Ralph W. Hoffman, Thomas Jordan, Donald C. Lowe, Orville G. Shavey, Robert C. Smith, and Leo Sweeney. The dead from Korea were Delmer C. Watterson. The dead from Vietnam were Joey Antognini, John Barovetto, James P. Galvin, Billy E. Moore, James R. Nash, Robert W. O'Keefe, Wayne Reinecke, and James G. Rowe, Jr.