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Memorial Honoring 53
Not all Soldiers wear uniforms and carry rifles. Those civilian
workers who
went into the Titan II Missile Complex near Searcy August 9, 1965,
were dressed
in
work clothes, wore hard hats, carried hammers and paint brushes, but
whose
to
say they were not soldiers? The 53 workers who were trapped when an
explosion
piped through the missile silo gave up the greatest gift any
soldier, anywhere
could give, his life.
Their sacrifice and that of their families is no less than any
other.
We gratefully acknowledge these men and dedicate this monument to
their memory
with love and respect.
We Miss You.
Jack Adams
Wilburn Q. Bailey
Kendall H. Belote
Bill Bennett
Jim Best
Willis Briley
Joe C. Cloud Sr.
Freddie Conway
Lowell Cook
Donald Dean
Charles Dove
John Paul Elkins
John F. Evans
Harry Fisher
Charles Fulson
Archie L. Hamilton
James C. Harvey
J.D. Headley
H.H. Hegi
Raymond Helton
Samuel C. Hicks
Thomas L. Hoggard
William Holden
William Keel
Hershell Ray Linn
Archie Martin
Charles McMahan
William D. Merchant
Jack Milam
Herbert E. Melton
J.B. Junior Mobbs
Delphard Owens
Pat Patterson
Foster Pemberton
Lewis Mack Phillips
Sidney S. Phillips
Aubrey E. Reynolds
George W. Richmond
Presley H. Sanson
Bob Scott
Marion Sewell
Charles Shaw
Harold Shelton
Kenneth Squires
James R. Stuckey
William H. Stuckey
Cecil Taylor
Echol Thurman
Odra M. Vaught
Herbert Wahrmund
James T. Wallace
Yonley Williams
Mervan Wood |
