East Bank's World War II veterans included Arthur Robert, Beecher John Jr., Berry Fredrick L., Berry Schubert L., Blair Harry N., Blair Henry L, Brannen Patrick, Bray Russell, Burgraph Alex, Burgraph James, Burner Carl, Campbell Edwin, Carver William, Clark James, Clements Claude, Clements Melvin, Clendenin Paul, Cox Walter, Crawford Clayton, Creasey Kenneth, Conklin James, Dameron Samuel, Darlington Frank, Dooley Carl, Dooley Ted, Dooley Tom, Dotson Edward, Ervin Arnold, Ervin Joe, Ervin John, Eskins Donald, Eskins Henry, Eskins Robert, Eskins Sherman, Farry A. Sam, Farry Bartly J., Farry Frank, Fauber Charles, Fauber Grover, Fauber Truman, Fulp William, Gilman James, Grace James E., Griggs Edward, Griggs Herbert, Hackworth Roy, Hall William Jr., Hastings Raymond, Hershey Lonnie, Hill Shirley, Hilton Patrick, Hixenbaugh Ralph, Howery Frank, Howery Ray, Housh Robert, Hudnall James, Hudnall Sebert, Jarrett Braden, Jarrett Denver, Jarrett James, Jewell Chester, Johnson Frank, Johnson James, Keeney Arthur, Keeney Eugene, Keeney William, Kopelman Arnold, Kopelman Leo, Lyons Dean, MacLeery Harry Lee, MacLeery James H., Maroney Charles, Maroney Daniel, Matheney Harold, McConihay Morris, McKinney Jack, Morgan George Jr., Odell Bernard, Odell Harold, Odell J. Chilton, Odell Rex, Paxton Roy, Payne Bernard, Petry James, Phillips Edward, Phillips King, Phillips William, Priestly Charles, Pryor William J., Rader Roy J., Robinson Arthur, Robinson C. Houston, Rollins A. C., Rollins Phyllis, Rosenbaum Bartly Guy, Sandifer Lewis, Saul John, Saul William, Saul Wilson D., Schlaegal Ray, Spencer Lloyd, Stanley Ellis, Stephenson William, Stone Ira A., Taylor Clarence, Taylor Donald, Thomas William, Toler Charles, Toler William H., Trail Harry M., Truslow James, Ulbrich Lawrence, Ulbrich Sherman L., Vealey Sherman L., Vealey Samuel J., Webb Delmar, Webb Eugene, Webb James M., Webb Robert, Webb William, Willis Robert, Wilson Charles, Wright Robert, and Young Robert, remembered as the Greatest Generation.