Harrison County World War II/Korean War Memorial

Harrison County honors its heroic dead of World War II and the Korean Conflict: Edward R. Dearing, Carl W. Whitson, Robert C. Luke, Edgar E. Anness, Hillard C. Mullin, James E. Rees, Benjamin R. Whiteker, Jerry Walsh, John W. Monson, Stanley R. Justice, Martin L. Henson, Ralph L. Bean, Ray L. Gill, William C. Campbell, McClure M. Caswell, Henry Fooks, George A. Peters, James R. Tolle, Edwin R. Saunders, Sidney C. McNees, Clarence Sadler, Eugene L. Lizer, Lee Burkhart, Jobie V. Howard, Harry S. McNees, John H. R. Price, Albert F. Howard, Raymond B. Edwards, Charles R. Price, Allen R. McCauley, Karle H. Rohs, Josephus Tolle, Everett W. McBee, Harold Giles, Kenneth L. Mason, Robert E. Williams, John W. Pigg, Purdy R. Bedford, Carl M. Cobb, Neville C. Benson, Harold Hutchison, Ralph Harris, Howard Sage, Howard R. Butcher, Edgar K. Hisle, Emmett D. Harney, Ernest B. Fooks, Robert E. Meeks, George W. Elliott, Thomas Franklin Moore, Manuel Hollis Neff, Leo P. Kern, Cecil Gene Martin, Charles Johnson Garnett, Charles Wesley Parrish, Billy Crail, William Gay McGowan, Leonard Earl Mineer, James McRoberts, Jr., and George Wray van Deren.

Cynthiana, Kentucky · United States