Soldiers from Breckinridge County who died in defense of their country are honored from World War I, World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War, including George W. Ahl, Johnie Brown, Corbett J. Burch, Walter V. Burnett, Claude E. Cundiff, Earl Curry, Roy Dowell, Henry H. Drane, Joseph Z. Dunn, Lonnie Durbin, James Durbin, Henry Eskridge, Henry Byron Hall, Charles Hanks, H. Everette Haycraft, Lewis H. Herndon, Thomas Higdon, James H. Jarboe, Henry W. Johnson, Verdie Johnson, Arthur W. Kannapel, Willie Lucas, Lennie A. Mattingly, Peter S. McCarty, Neil Moore, Roy E. Moore, Delbert D. Morgan, Joseph E. Schindler, Clarence H. Tincher, Fulton Whitworth, James R. Willis, Mack Alexander Jr., Elbert O. Baldridge, James L. Ball, Millis Basham, Thomas E. Blair, Kenneth C. Brown, Onie A. Burnett, Jr., Willie O. Canary, John L. Carwile, Junious W. Cashman, Charles R. Clark, Forest E. Clark, Luther H. Clemons, Wilbur F. Conner, Esker E. Cox, Robert L. Cross, Charlie A. Darnell, Frank Decker, Jacob Dehaven, James E. Dejarnett, Jesse L. Dowell, Victor R. Dowell, Willie E. Frank, George F. Fuqua, James Fulkerson, Jr., Robert L. Gilbert, William E. Gregory, Hubert P. Hall, Johnie Hawkins, William F. Jordan, William E. Jones, John W. Kannapel, William E. Cooper, Joseph W. Grause, Ova L. Haire, Freeman Lindsey, Felix C. Sharp, Pat Whitlet, Hubert Wayne Miller, and Vernon L. Shellman.