Snohomish's fallen heroes are honored across World War I, World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan, with those named including Merle C. Alexander, Glenn T. Bagley, Guy C. Cooper, Frank C. Danner, Oscar Dickson, John Hawks, Gay L. Jones, William E. Koplitz, Jules Le Maitre, Julius C. Morse, Reginald W. Newman, Jesse I. Potter, Herman Saupe, Alfred L. Snyder, Earl T. Winehart, Fred F. Ackerman, Elwin Aprill, John E. Barnes, Roger L. Beckman, David A. Butcher, William C. Cram, Robert Erickson, Julius E. French, Harry E. Gardner, Donald R. George, Robert W. Greenside, Richard R. Hodgdon, Charles L. Hodgins, Warren R. Hokenstad, Oris Hollister, Raymond J. Huff, Thomas Humphreys, Clarence H. Hughes, William S. Iaeger, M. Arnold Johnson, William F. Kuzel, Lafell R. Lamson, Vernon L. Lawrence, Robert L. Leaky, Floyd S. Lewis, Kenneth C. McCready, Boyd W. Morgan, Robert F. Morris, Peter J. Morse, Archie W. Newell, Elmer H. Paterson, William L. Porter, Everett C. Rainwater, Donald O. Reed, Kenneth C. Richer, Louis P. Rieken, Edward A. Roslefske, Herman A. Schmidt, Ralph L. Smith, Robert F. Smith, William L. Smith, Arthur A. Steinke, Eldridge C. Stockton, Manuel W. Surdyk, Charles Trapp, J. Leland Wallace, Leo M. West, Harvey E. Winosky, Edwin W. Wissing, Brady M. Wood, Melvin York, Charles M. Burrows, J. Howard Carlson, Earl Christiansen, W. Roy Christofferson, Robert L. Courtney, John D. Fender, Frank W. Perry Jr., William H. Shafer, Bruce C. Christian, Earl W. Haug, Daniel E. Hendrickson, John P. Larsen, Owen T. McCandlis, Charles T. Peterson, and Jeffrey B. Starr; it is also dedicated to all veterans past, present, and future.