Howard Countys Everlasting Tribute
Lest We Forget
These Died That We Might Live

We the citizens of Howard County have erected this monument in memory of the living and the dead. A permanent expression of our heartfelt gratitude to those who fought so valiantly for our freedom.

World War I (1)
Fletcher Arnold
George Baer
Perry Bedford
Joel Chandler
Jesse J. Counts
Jacob Gardner
James O. Cowling
Jim Crawford
Jodie Davidson
Earl Jacobs
Clyde Ramage
Jack Dyer


World War II (2)
Minvard R. Ball
Raymond Canaday
Rufus E. Beene
Elvin H. Cassaday
Sam Cassady
Winfred L. Chambers
M.Z. Chesshir
Walter Cole
Sam Clements Jr.
L.V. Coburn
John Coleman
William L. Chism
Allen Cooper
Carl E. Coplin
Bernice N. Daniel
Roy T. Elder
Olin Delaney
Percy O. Forgy
John A. Eudy
George B. Ferguson
Golden J. Fulbright
Clyde Graves
John M. Garney
Donnie M. Glasscock
Lawrence C. Honeycutt Jr.
John R. Irvin
Dr. William A. Hutchinson
Reuben Jeanes
James Jackson
Earl E. Jennings
Rudolph JOhnson
Tommy Johnson
Doyle Kesterson
Monte Kaufman
Lincoln N. Kesterson
Neil King
Finis M. Keaster
Thomas D. Lites
Rudolph McJunkins
Ben MOrgan
Coy A. McBay
John D. Musgrave
John D. Nichols
Ira D. Palmer
John R. Oliver
Preston Price
Israel S. Port
James R. Rang
Daniel R. Smith
Emmett R. Teague
Dale Taylor
Claude Tolleson
Elton Tollett
Vermon Tippit
Orville Vanderburg
J.B. Walston
Lloyd W. Coffman
James L. Hedrick
Jake Webb
Pearcy Olds


Korea
Earl T. Bailey
Issac Brown
Dale R. Copeland
Ray Edwards
L.T. Harrison
Billy C. Hawkins
Andrew L. Hopkins
Ernest D. Hughes
Walter Allen Linzy
Virgil H. Parham Jr.
Otis Bengman Weeks


Vietnam
Jacklin M. Boatwright
Vernon Brown Jr.