St Johnsbury honors those who died to preserve the nation’s way of life in World War II, listing Graydon L. Adams, Glenn C. Badger, Stanley R. Bailey, Kenneth R. Bailey, William W. Balch, Arnold L. Bartlett, Donald R. Bean, Foster A. Blake, Armand E. Boucher, Myron I. Caplan, Rolland F. Carrigan, Donald S. Carter, Vincent Ciattoni, William F. Clifford, George W. Conly, Wilbur R. Cushman, Normand M. Cyr, Louis A. DeForge, John H. Farnham, Harry A. Flint, Alfred C. Foster, Edward T. Germond, Norman H. Gervais, Wendell R. Gross, George M. Hagan, Albert V. Hardy, Willard B. Heath, Chester O. Hopper, Munroe H. Hussey, Wellington W. Kennison, Ralph S. Kipp, Paul E. LeCroix, Paul W. LaPanne, John H. Marcotte, John J. McGinity, Ernest F. Page, Robert A. Parker, Roy H. Proia, William G. Ricker Jr., Woodrow W. Roy, Harold G. Sears, Robert R. Stuart, Armand Toussaint, Horace B. Ward, Burleigh W. Warren, Merriman D. Willard, and Pelham B. Withers. It was erected by St Johnsbury Post No. 58 of the American Legion on May 30, 1955, and is also dedicated to those who made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of the country in Vietnam, Paul D. Lacroix and Bruce A. Paquette, and in Iraq, Joseph D. Fortin.