Garrard County honors servicemen who sacrificed their lives for their country and all veterans who served in World War I from 1917 to 1919, World War II from 1941 to 1945, the Korean Conflict from 1950 to 1953, and the Vietnam War from 1965 to 1973. Those named for World War I are John Baker, Jesse B. Calico, George H. Calico, George Thomas Canter, Henry Crank, Charles Creech, Felix Creech, Murray A. Dawson, John B. Gabbard, William T. King, Robert H Ledford, Reather Long, Leonard Lunsford, Walter L. Manning, Elmer A. Miller, and Lilburn Naylor. Those named for World War II are Virgil Beasley, Earnest Blevins, William C. Bryant, Henry C. Burnside, Monroe Casey, Geore W. Combs, Charles G. Conn, Willard C. Currie, Daniel Glenmore Dailey, James S. Dale, Chester Dyehouse, John D. Fathergill, David Faulkner, Bascom E. Ford, Roy B. Halcomb, John R. Harris, Moses Helms, Hubert O. Kelly, Charles G. Land, Clyde S Layton, Woods W. Lear, Delmas L. McDonald, Boyd W. Matlock, William F. Matlock, Arthur D. Montgomery, Claude E. Montgomery, Walter G. Morris, William C. Parsons, Burnam C. Prather, Clarence Rhodes Jr, Zachariah F. Rice, Harry G. Sims, Hobart Spires, James W. Starnes, Eugene C. Sutton, Stanley Tapp, Clyde Watkins, William E. West, and Gordon B. Wilson. Those named for the Korean Conflict are Rollins Mason Bryant, John B. Campbell, Otis E. Phigleton, Durward Allen Ray, and Glenwood Tatum. Those named for the Vietnam War are Robert Lewis Campbell, Eugene Naylor, Raymond Luke Naylor, Billy Joe Sebastian, and Ronald Lee Woods.