Cleburne County War Memorial

Cleburne County's war dead included Anthony Lynn Woodham, Tommy Lynn "TJ" Parker, Jr., and service members from World War I, World War II, the Korean War, and Vietnam. Those named from World War I were Frank Denwoody, George B. Stark, Charles D. Estes, Perry J. Thompson, James R. McCallster, Porter E. Willis, and Pink F. Saxton. Those named from the Korean War were Donald L. Golden, Jesse Wildman, George J. Morris, Dwayne E. Kever, Robert L. Walters, Clark L. Marsh, Roy V. Wells, Edd D. Taylor, and Melvin A. Bud Wildman. Those named from World War II were Euell L. Baldridge, Bril P. Holmes, Jack B. Baldridge, Glenn S. Hooten, Roy A. Barnum, Troy D. Hooten, Winfred P. Bennett, Floyd A. Johnston, John T. Carlton, John W. Jones, Eugene P. Carwile, Bobby R. McCarty, Franklin N. Cavender, Thomas H. McMillen, Melford E. Chalk, Hughlan L. Moore, James L. Conklin, Larus E. Payton, Marshall F. Cothren, Elmer L. Phillips, Harley A. Flowers, Archie C. Rice, Orville C. Galloway, Thomas J. Robbins, Wendell Gardner, Robie Rouse, O.G. Goff, Eunice Tackett, Lee E. Grandstaff, Chester R. Trawick, Beauford N. Haggard, Thomas E. Trawick, Luther Haskins, Wendal W. Verser, Lee M. Heedick, Ralph E. Witt, Chester C. Henderson, Jerrell D. Womack, Marvin C. Hickmon, Theron D. Wood, Forest M. Holland, and Carl W. Young.

Heber Springs, Arkansas · United States