The Korean War veterans from Berrien County honored in memory are Thomas Baldree, Joseph Bennett, Kenneth Bennett, Charlie Blanton, Talmadge Blanton, Henry Blount, Robert Boyd, Russell Bradford, Wilson Bradford, Jesse Browning, Allen Burroughs, Wendell Connell, Harry Dampier, John Dean, Gene Easters, Desso F. Faulkner, Kenneth Fountain, James Futch, Herbert Gaskins, Howard Gaskins, James Gaskins, June Gaskins, Osbourne Gaskins, Clayton Graves, Jackie Graves, George Gray, Odell Griffin, Windle Griffin, Clebourn Griner, Emory Griner, Foster Griner, Thomas Griner, Warner Guthrie, Tallie Hancock, Dewey Hand, Levi Hare, Clarence Harper, Charles Hayes, James Hiers, David Hogan, Archie Jackson, James Jones, Elmer Keefee, Wendell Kent, James Knowles, Rudolph Langford, Golden Lanier, Garland Mitchell, William B. Rowland, Ben Lucious, Derel Luke, Rudolph Luke, Carleton Mathis, Clyde May, George McKinnon, Charlie McLellan, Bethel McMillan, Keith McMillan, James McNabb, Bruce Nelms, Joe Nix, Arthur Pearson, John Pittman, Travis Pittman, William Powell, Clayton Ray, Virgil Ray, Rudolph Rogers, James Rowe, Willis Rowe, Phinous Rowland, Ethridge Simmons, George Simmons, Woodrow Simms, Bryant Sirmans, B. J. Sirmans, George Smith, Ira Snow, Frederick Stone, Grady Stone, Joe Stone, Vernon Stone, Marcus Strawder, John Sutton, Edward Taylor, Ralph Taylor, Talley Tucker, Alfred Bud Tucker, William L. Tyson, Kenneth Vickers, Judson West, Charles Wright, Eugene Wright, Ronald Flowers, who was killed in action, Donald Oqiunn, and Raymond L. McLendon.