Monroe County's World War II honored dead were remembered by Monroe Post #87 American Legion with the dedication, “who more than self their country loved,” and included Austin, Linus J.; Betts, Vearl; Bigler, Lawrence P.; Bobbs, Carl; Briggs, Lawrence J.; Burkhart, Herman J.; Butler, Raphael C.; Caldwell, Clifford F.; Clutter, James H.; Clutter, Lewis H.; Decker, Harold D.; Di Girolomo, Albert; Givens, Donald R.; Graham, George R.; Harper, Frank N.; Highman, Leland D.; Howell, Chester L.; Ickes, James; Jeffers, Floyd F.; Jones, Paul S.; Kinzy, Robert C.; Klay, Floyd H.; Kuhn, Herman A.; Man Kanava G.; Liniger, Harry L.; Mann, Roy E.; Martin, Elmer E.; Mastrantonio, Ezio G.; Mercer, Joseph R.; Miller, Hubert C.; Moffett, Harold E.; Morris, Russell A.; Morris, Wilbert O.; Morton, Earnest A.; Moser, Clyde E.; Murphy, William H.; Norris, John; Paulus, Fred A.; Pfalzgraf, Paul E.; Piatt, Charles E.; Piatt, Harry E.; Piatt, Heber E.; Pickens, William D.; Potts, Cecil; Potts, Clayton; Reed, John W.; Ritchie, John H.; Ritchie, Kenneth L.; Romick, Floyd M.; Schumacher, Ambrose L.; Schwall, Raymond; States, David E.; Stauffer, Laverne P.; Stenger, Adam J.; Stephen, Garold M.; Stephen, James W.; Stephen, Oscar P.; Stewart, James G.; Strickling, Kennetha; Taylor, Elvie G.; Truax, Chester E.; Vankirk, Charles H.; Wahl, Joseph; West, Lindsey W.; Wheeler, Paul R.; Willis, Wilfred R.; Wright, Ralph N.