Tallapoosa County honors its sons who gave their lives in World War II, naming those remembered for sacrifice and courage, including Jack N. Adams, Charles W. Allen, Phillip H. Avery, James F. Baker, William C. Baxter, Austin Belyeu, Lois Blankenship, Eddie Louis Brown Jr., Clifford R. Brown, Claude Bryant Jr., Harvey A. Bunn, Marvin Campbell, Harold Carlisle, Joseph A. Clark, John A. Cox, Wallace D. Crawford, Drew Cullars, James A. Davis, Robert Dawkins Jr., Reubin T. Dicks Jr., Thomas E. Duncan, Fred L. Dyer, A. J. Eastwood, John B. Esco, James I. Evers, Elihu Fannin, Thurston L. Galcourny, William H. Gamble, Henry B. Gibson, Thomas E. Gilliland, James R. Green, Delbert V. Greene, Jackson Gresham, Frank Hancock, William H. Hanson, Soldon D. Harp, Vernon Harper, George W. Henderson, Grady M. Henderson, Howard C. Holmes, William E. Hurst, Roy W. Hutcherson, Elbon Jennings, Herman L. Johnson, Leon Jones, Hubert L. Jett, Levi Kembrill, George L. King, John D. Knowles, John H. Ledbetter, Lewis Ledbetter, M. P. McCrary, Loonis McDaniel, Harvis O. McDonald, Charlie McGhee, J. T. McGill, Louis McGill, William O. Meadows, Hudson L. Mitchell, Wilson Mixon, William M. Mullican, Monroe M. Newman, Harless Parrish, Wallace D. Pate, Joseph T. Patten, Thurston D. Peters, Howard R. Pitchford, Jessie J. Prince, James E. Reaves, Johnny W. Rhodes, James D. Robinson, Wilbur Rowe, Marvin Sargent, John Clifton Scott, Cecil Shaw, Harry L. Shivers, Robert Wade Shivers, John T. Shockley, Robert K. Stevenson, Willie C. Stewart, James Still Jr., Edward Stallworth, Edgar R. Talley, William D. Tapley, Ralph W. Templeton, Marshall Thornton, William S. Trammell, Walter V. Turner, Columbus A. Underwood, Aaron C. Voss, Joseph H. Walker, Houston L. Williams, Robert Wilson, Earnest B. Yates, and, under the heading Colored, Felton Heard, Wesley Hucherson, Coy L. Hughley, Abron E. Mitchell, and Milton Thomas; it was erected in 1947 by American Legion East Tallapoosa County Post No. 143 and Henry L. Dabbs Post No. 103.