Vietnam veterans were honored as the best of America at the worst of times, with the declaration that what matters is not what is engraved in granite but what has been woven into the lives of others. The tribute affirms that they know who they are, know what they did, and alone know others like themselves, and that this is their glory. Dedicated on May 18, 2012, it was devoted to those who did not come home and those who continue to do so, naming Steven W. Mc Cloud, Robert E Robinson, Bobby D. Crawford, Kerry M Bugaisky, William M Neeley, William A Kuhnke, Thomas D. Congiardo, Ronald Fromm, Micael P Schwebel, Raymond W. Godwin, Philip G. Overturf, Junior R. Morgan, Michael J Wyman, Russell Williams, Charles E. Moake, Delbert R. Brockmeyer, William R. Trusty, Richard A. Fleming, Richard A. McGeath, Richard L. Kinney, Ronald D. Rogers, Marshall D. Johnson, Richard W. Jones, Michael E. O Guinn, Roger W Morgan, Russell R. Beeler, Robert C. Profilet, Phillip G McCall, Paul M. Wooldridge Jr., Ronald E. Showmaker, James T. McMaster, James Bartman, Daavid Hall, Jon M. Farner, John C. Towle, Bennie l. Cross, Steven C. Webs, George Bean, Jack Cambell, Charles F. Kerr, James p. Young, Barry Brown, Ronald C. Davis, John F. Terry, David M. Crowin, Wilburn H. Boyd, Cletus D. Tuttle, Elmer M. Shields, Kenneth W. Tate, Larry D. Lowery, Donald A Baker, Walter T Guerin, Tommy L. Barnes, Franke Stearns, John Campbell, Larry Gammon, Vernon E. Belcher, Joe M. Neil, Dale D. Ungle, James T. Riley, John L Lavish, John M Brimm, John R. Mifflin, Harry d. Rash, Bobby K. Allen, Garry D. Davis, Ronnie L. Jones, Gyorgy J. Besze, Everett D. Riepe, Clifton D. Potts, Dennis F. Hughes, David W. Qualls, Kenneth L. Ford, David R. Merrell, Mose C. Hundley, Larry A Garner, Glendel E. Yates, Carroll W. Eaves, Oliver K. Korando, Robert L. Fozzard, Frank E. Reynolds, and Harold E. Stanton.