Haskell County honors veterans who gave their lives for their country in all wars, remembering Smith Allen, James F. Alley, Elbert P. Alvis, Alton Lyndell Anderson, Melvin D. Andress, Troy E. Ash, Jr., William T. Averitt, Elbridge Quinton Bailey, Fred Lee Barnett, Melvin M. Brock, Hollis Brown, Jack L. Callaway, Virgil E. Campbell, Doug Cargill, Jesse Cargill, Marion Chapmond, Charlie Chitwood, Raymond Chitwood, Merle M. Cloud, Lonnie Joe Corzine, Orville J. Cox, W.S. Cox, Jr., Jack D. Davis, Merle T. Davis, Clark Dowell, Guy A. Dedmon, Buford J. Ellison, Robert Frank Ejem, Charlie Goodwin, Lloyd A. Granger, Jr., Emil C. Gundlach, Junior C. Hawes, Marvin J. Henshaw, Carl Thomas Hunt, James R. Hunt, Denny Johnson, Carl Eugene Johnston, Archie S. Jones, Mitchell Jones, James R. Kirkland, Robert Ray Lowe, Howard E. Mansfield, Jack A. Marsh, Jimmie G. Melton, Jack Mitchell, Jimmy Morris, Otto E. Mueller, T.C. Newcomb, Elvy D. Newsom, Grover Cleveland Newsom, Jr., Lester T. Oldham, Charles H. Pack, Chesley Zug Phelps, J.C. Pierson, Wilburn E. Price, Marshall J. Rogers, James A. Ross, Dillard M. Scott, Curtiss Scott, George Thomas Shaw, Emory B. Sloan, Millard M. Smith, Willie E. Stremmel, Billy Joe Trimmer, George L. Walker, John C. Weaver, Teddie Ray Weaver, Loyd Webb, L.A. Wendeborn, J.B. White, Arville E. Wilfong, L.B. Withers, and Billy G. Yarbrough.