Cherry Valley honored those who served in the armed forces of their country in World War 1, World War 2, and Korea. Those named for World War 1 were Clyde Boyle, Bruce Burns, Neil Hatch, Dan Feffelfinger, Natean Moschel, Harold Rice, Earl Robinson, Charles Vaughn, Omer Wolf, and Elmer Zabest. Those named for World War 2 were Lawrence Arebander, Willand Bebout, Gerald Diburng, Normanse, Borns, Ernest Chinchor, Gordon Lebench, James E. French, Myron D French, Richard Batch, Lawrence Hayslert, Louis R. Hayslent, Charles Heath, John Ehedrick, Care U. Henderson, Howard E Henderson, Paul Henry, Alfred Liszowsti, Alosis Liszowski, Eugene Smari, Olaf Matu, Francis Ligmants, and Merlin Mead. Those named for Korea were Ben Melangri, William Ball, Deaine C. Burns, Frederick Burd, Charles Dodds, Norman Mraki, Unho J. Mari, Maynard Der Mead, Floyd Hogshell, Floyd J. Nichols, Eugend Rausch, William Taylor, Philip Vesey, and Raymond Rack.