Nemaha County, Kansas, honored the persons from the county who were killed in action in World War I, World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. Those remembered from World War I were Roy Anderson, David W. Armstrong, Hilbert Bell, Robert G. Green, Joseph M. Gress, Arlington A. Heald, Joseph Henry, Harold Horth, Clyde Isaacson, Palmer Jones, Harry Largent, John W. Levick, William N. Markley, Alva H. Masterson, Elmer McConnell, Everett McDaniel, Guy McDaniel, John G. Meyer, Clyde C. Miller, Arthur L. Mills, Delbert M. Moyer, Howard Nickodemus, John Palmer, Benedict H. Rettele, Frank H. Root, Charles E. Schumaker, William F. Summers, Earle W. Taylor, and Eitel F. Thieme. Those remembered from World War II were Leroy Armstrong, Ralph Allen, Lewis Barrett, Bernard Becker, George Bieri, Richard Bieri, Richard Bindel, Joseph M. Boeding, Paul Boeding, Virgil Brown, John Dailey, Carol E. Domer, Joseph Enneking, Roy Fund, Robert Griffith, William Guilford, Henry Hunninghake, Joseph Johnson, Galen Kellenberger, Francis Kokenge, George Kohake, Francis Long, Earl Meyer, George Moore, Cyril Nolte, Adrian Rettele, Raymond Rokey, Frank Schafer, Bernard Schultejans, Robert Shaw, Haley Skinner, Jonas Smith, G. W. Springer III, Elgin Strahm, Moses Tate, George Week, Eldon Welliver, Lawrence Winterscheidt, Raymond Woltkamp, and George Young. Those remembered from the Korean War were Joseph Becker and Patrick Reid, and those remembered from the Vietnam War were Edward R. Lukert and Cecil T. Thompson.