Members of the community who gave their lives in the service of their country in World War II were Harry L. Bright Jr., Herman Burns, Joseph L. Carpenter, Russell E. Cowan, Gordon L. Dockstader, James E. Dykins, William Feshoh, Franklin W. Freeborn, Joseph J. Hoodak, Douglas G. Johns, William Kowilicz, Victor R. Lane, Kenneth R. Lewis, Gerald E. Ludlam, Andrew Macekur, William H. McDonald, Edward L. Norwood Jr., Ralph L. Perry, Lewis V. Reyno, John C. Rudisill, Frank W. Rugur, John L. Wilson, John W. Wilson, and Adam S. Zombek.