Edmonson County honored veterans who gave their lives for their country in World War I, World War II, the Korean Conflict, and Vietnam. In World War I, from April 6, 1917 through November 11, 1918, the dead were Athel Cummings, Estill Durbin, Elzie French, Loren E. Hawks, Dan Holton, George D. Houchin, Gillie H. James, John Kerr, Frank Light, Edward M. Meredith, Walter C. Neagle, Hobert Ray, George Sanders, Ben Slater, and Charlie Strange. In World War II, from December 7, 1941 through December 31, 1946, the dead were Monroe Atchley, Henry H. Barker, Jr., Hobert E. Blanton, Rauden C. Blunk, Loyd T. Booker, Thomas F. Brooks, Janes C. Browning, Raymond W. Bullock, James Elmer Dawes, Wand B. Doyle, James A. Cole, Noah R. Dennison, William C. Dolan, Edward I Dozier, James A. Duvall, John E. Fant, Louis R. Hanson, Warner P. Hanson, Joseph Andrew Hayes, Ralph Hill, Dewey Huffman, William S. Imorde, Maxwell M. Johnson, William L. Johnson, John J. Kime, Jr., Olney R. Leftwich, Leonard E. Logsdon, Kintley L. McCrady, Jess A. Messamore, Albert W. Mitchell, Harold C. Murphy, Geoffrey E. Neal, Arless Page, Leo Page, Joseph E. Pierce, Herschel T. Potter, Deray Raymer, Walker B. Sanders, William C. Simons, Truman Smith, Luther E. Spainhoward, Ernest Thompson, Lawrence Vincent, Walter H. Waddell, Cecil H. Whalin, and Roy W. Whalin. In the Korean Conflict, from June 27, 1950 through January 31, 1955, the dead were Clellan H. Decker, Elmer Hodge, and Aubrey Wilson. In Vietnam, from August 5, 1964 through May 7, 1975, the dead were Harvey Chambers, Trenton Gravil, Danny E. Hereau, James Larry Hightower, Darrell Hogan, Ernest Wayne Rutherford, Elzie Sanders, Jr., Bobby Lee Tarter, William R. Watt, and Charles W. Graham.