Doddridge County honored those who gave all in World War I, World War II, Korea, Vietnam, and the War on Terror, naming the county’s dead from each conflict, including Wayne C. Adams, Benjamin H. Ash, Delbert Bailey, Harper Bailey, Cecil O. Britton, Roy D. Cole, Marion C. Davis, John W. Droppleman, Linden L. Gain, John W. Guthrie, James A. Haught, William G. Heflin, Earl M. Jones, Joe W. Kimball, Okey Leeson, William L. Netzer, Clarence A. Prunty, Walter D. Reed, Cecil B. Robinson, Leroy Smith, Freeman G. Squires, Earl L. Stutler, Luther L. Stutler, John B. Underwood, George L. Walton, Dorsey O. Warner, Leo C. Adams, Alvin I. Bell, Dellas D. Beverlin, Talmage D. Berkhouse, Kenneth Blake, Gale C. Bland, Argel G. Burton, Archie W. Carpenter, Herbert D. Carroll, Harley C. Childers, Ralph M. Cooper, Paul C. Cottrill, Cecil C. Cox, David P. Currey, Harold H. Davis, Jerry G. Davis, William T. Fox, Harry T. Freeman, John L. "Jack” Frey, Darrell G. Griffin, Orval L. Griffin, Fred W. Hurst, Aubrey G. Hutson, Boyd H. Jones, Delmer P. Kelley, Wetzel C. Kimball, Dan J. King, Ancil W. Knight, Bernard H. Lipscomb, Otto C. Maxson, Denzil D. McClain, Hugh P. McClain, Arzie McIntyre, Arlie C. Parks, Rexal D. Reed, Sterling F. Reed, Harley D. Roberts, Earl J. Robison, Berlie L. Rucker, Charles E. Shannon, Jr., Charles B. Simmons, Lee R. Snyder, Robert S. Strickling, Roy J. Stutler, Stanley H. Stutler, James H. Sutton, Harold M. Talkington, Chester C. Thomas, Henry L. Trent, Roy S. Underwood, James E. Weekley, Charles A. Wells, Charles L. "Bud” Williams, Harold O. Woodruff, Forest B. Seckman, Lawrence O. Yeater, Samuel M. Cavins, Donald E. Dotson, Russell E. Ferrebee, Dallas E. Hickman, Charles A. Williamson, Keith R. W. Curry, Jason N. Marchand, James A. Haught, and Clyde Robinson.