Members of the Graysville community served in World War I and World War II, with local men and women named in an honor roll that includes Oliver Craig, Meek Conkey, Herald Ealy, Denny Fordyce, Orien M. Fox, J. Arlie Fox, Arno S. McClellan, Stephen E. Mitchell, William Moniger, Harland Rush, Ernest McClellan, Hallie Minton, John H. Wright, Robert Rinehart, Charles Barnhart, Jack Barnhart, J. Rudolph Nelson, Russell Nelson, William Nelson, Cleo Amos, Vernard Amos, George Rush, William H. Bevan, Jack Tedrow, Eugene Tedrow, James Guthrie, James Watson, Carl Watson, Edward Mitchell, Roy Conkey, Arthur Fletcher, Harold Fletcher, John Sprowls, Thomas Day, Robert Rush, Byron Braddock, Wayne Conkey, Harold Bowers, George Minton, John Minton, Denny Fordyce Jr., Thomas Smith, Fred Smith, Gross Dinsmore, Dennis Dinsmore, Homer Ewing Jr., Warren Vernon, Clyde McClellan Jr., Harold West, Paul Bissett, George Bissett, Hubert Bissett, Clifford Bissett, Samuel Hewitt, Boyd Hewitt, Paul Hewitt, Milo Staggers, Laurence Fox, Ray Vernon Jr., Arno S. McClellan, Arno S. McClellan Jr., Conrad McClellan, Frank Morris, Walter Morris, Charles Morris, Carl Fleming, Robert Leslie Jr., Ralph Dulaney, Donald Courtright, Rolland Carroll, Martin Crow, Homer Crow, Darwin Whipkey, Dorothy Carpenter, Norma McMahan, Orland Tennant, Gerald Early, Kenneth Loughman, Gene Bryan, Frank Bryan Jr., Jack Bryan, Frank B. Wolf, and Donald D. Wolf.