Men and women of the Orr community served their country in times of peace and war across branches including the U.S.A., U.S.N., U.S.A.F., U.S.M.C., and M.M., and those honored include Roy Carroll, Lavern Hodgson, Razz Black, George G. W. Power, Sam Worsham, Charlie Power, Earl Roberts, Cecil Lyle, Leotha Davis, Bill Lyle, Ashley Roberts, Maxine Patty, J. O. Porter, D. Ken Roberts, Dewey Freeman, David Trammel, Herbert Gray, John Fox, Carl Camplain, Con Camplain, Charlie Richards, John Cavins, George T.Fowler, Joe Shelton, Clarence Conway, Wilbur Adams, Bernard Raymond, Vernon Hugh-Lamascus, Oll C. Lamascus, Jerry D. White, Joe Hodgson, A. C. Thompson, Vernon Roberts, Fred Wigham, Mike Porter, Francis Walker, Claudia Davis, Bruce Walker, Melvin Walker, Walter East, John Paschen, and Cole Camplain; others from Orr honored as veterans resting in other places include Delbert Black, 1st Master Chief U.S. Navy, John Jr. Wallace, M. Edgard Wallace, Dewey Wallace, Jerry Wallace, Gary Wallace, Darrell Wallace, Julian (Red) Davis, Karl Paul, Alvie Paul, Fred Paul Jr., Oleta Paul, Stanley Patty, Earl Walker, Paul Walker, Bruce Walker, Melvin Walker, Aaron Carlile, W. L. (Bowie) Carlile, William (Honey) Roberts, Lawrence Roberts, Issac (Ike) Roberts, Walter (Bud) Roberts, Flavious Roberts, W. H. (Sonny) Roberts, Alvin Roberts, Winfred Roberts, Don Roberts, Joe L. Roberts, Warren Roberts, Allen D. Roberts, Paul Roberts, Earl J. Roberts, Bert Roberts, Ashley Roberts Jr., Herman (Pig) McKinnon, Tommy Boss, Duke Kirbo, Kenneth Kirbo, Ben Kirbo, Elbert (Red) Gothard, T. C. Gothard, Dick Gothard, Charles Dewbre, Herschell Austin, Roy Austin, Leatrice Lamascus, O. J. Fish, Billy R. Fish, Bobby Fish, Darrell Fish, A. J. Lemons, R. D. Lemons, Billy D. Lemons, Jerry Gore, Dale Gore, Mark Hammons, Ray Hammons, Melton Hammons, Marion (Red) Steele, Paul D. Steele, Roy Lyle, Don Taylor, Glenn Thompson, Horace Byrne, Corbin Byrne, Billy Byrne, Forrest Billingsley, Waymon Hodges, Turner Hodges, J. D. Burden, and John D. Burden.