On November 11, 1994, Runnels County dedicated a veterans memorial to the men and women of the county who served in the Armed Forces of the United States of America, especially those who gave their lives to keep the nation free. It honored their noble service, offered a silent prayer that they had not served in vain, and remembered by name those who gave their all: Robert E Afflerbach, Juanito Armendariz, Adolfo F Baeza Jr, Carl R Bilbrey, Robert A Boehm, Henry A Borders, Homer C Brown, Sanford R Burks, Richard Busenlehner, Arvel L Bushong, George W Byler, Olvis O Carlock, Floyd J Casey, Monroe Chambliss, Douglas Childress Jr, Eligardo Collaso, David N Compton, Billy J Connelly, Damas R Cortinas, Charles W Crimm, Homer Lee Crockett, Buster Cummings, Thomas W Davis, Floyd C Doherty, Leo P Dornhoefer, Bobbie J Duke, Roy D Eckert, Clifford W Fisher, Charles E Flanagan, Jesse E Fowler Jr, Homer Gannaway, Danny Gard, Rex Gardner, Harley B Goetz, Verner A Gottschalk, Hubert B Gruber, Jack Harris, Leland K Henslee, Albert F Hurt, Truman O Jeffreys, Ralph M Jennings, Wesley C Jones, Bobielee Keesee, H V Kendrick Jr, Wendell A Kennedy, Adolph Kiefer, Sam Kopecky, George M Kornegay, Leroy Kurtz, Marvin W Kurtz Jr, Eddie Lewis, Marcus O Lightfoot, Samuel L Lindeman, Wiley Martinez, Roland E McWilliams, Robert C Meyer, L Carroll Mills, John J Moore, Harold J Morrison, Jerry L Morrison, Wood Murphy, G W (Dub) Ray, Norman Rex Reagan, Charlie R Reeves, Robert Richards, James P Robinson, William D Rodgers, William J Rogers, Clarence B Rollwitz, Carroll B Seldon, James W Schott, Gilbert R Shiller, Arlon E Singleton, James L Smithson, Gary L Spieker, Homer E Tischler, Kenneth E Tischler, John D Treadaway, Ennis C Vogler, John L Waddell, James B West, Cullen T Wheat, Lee E Whittley, Hayden H Wilder, Pat C Williams, Troy Wilson, R L Wisepape, Robert A Boehm, Henry A Borders, and William Justin Byler.