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Saint Peters American Legion MO670
SAINT PETERS AMERICAN LEGION

Post 313, organized in 1920 by returning World War I veterans, was named in honor of Aloys Crockwell who was killed in action at sea. This 1870 building was remodeled for American Legion Hall and dedicated in 1949. Missouri Guard Honor No. 8 and American Legion Auxiliary established in 1946.


Dedicated to those who served in World War I, World War II, Korea, Viet Nam, American Legion Post 313.




Clark County Veterans Memorial IL588
THIS MEMORIAL IS DEDICATED TO ALL VETERANS WHO SERVED IN
WAR AND PEACE.

POW * MIA

YOU ARE NOT FORGOTTEN
Carl Bender, WWII
Joe Zimmerman, WWII
Verner Adams, WWII
Ernie Robinson, WWII
Fenton Quinn, WWII
Arthur Welsh, WWII
Frank Beasly, WWII
Ben Harrison, WWII
Bill Bealer, WWII
Jim Zachary, WWII
Norman Ulrey, WWII
Edgar Morris, WWII
William F. Buehler, WWII
Earl Rayhel, WWII
Darrell C. Chapman, WWII
LET US NOT FORGET.

WORLD WAR I
Clem Beaubout
Harry Clem
Fred D. Cormican
Otho Downey
Harry Haddix
Victor Hill
Lee Kibler
Robert Monk
Oscar Perkins
Eddie Redman
George A. Shotts

WORLD WAR II
George R. Malcom
Charles E. Morecraft
William V. Owens
Ellery Ranney
Virgil Rayhel
Henry E. Reasor
Vivian H. Scott
Glenn L. Shade
Charles R. Shawver
Lester Shawver
Lester Smith
James Snyder
Gerald D. Spaugh
Woodrow W. Stark
Harold E. Whitman
Lewis A. Whitman
Robert P. Whitson
William Marrs
Amos Candy
William Fairgrief
George Grabowski
Charles W. Green
Woodrow D. Higginbotham
John R. Householder
Frederick J. Huddleston
George G. Imboden
Jared Martin
Minor Jones
Russell W. Kile


KOREA WAR
James E. Higgins
Robert L. Robison
Vernie D. Simmons
Robert L. Simons
Ernest E. Thompson
Paul C. Burrus
Harold E. Yelton
James Rush

VIETNAM WAR
Edgar D. Berner
Kenny J. Ellington
John P. Rackhouse
Dow E. Stepp
Robert D. Clatfelter
Rhondal Claypool
Gerald L. Tharp
James L. Wallace
James Myers
Danny L. Bolin

DESERT WARS
Charles Robert Lamb
Joshua Hines



McDonough County Honor Roll IL582
Dedicated to the memory of the men and Women of McDonough County who gave their lives in the pursuit of freedom.

HONOR ROLL

WORLD WAR I
Ilo W. Allen
Dale Anderson
Ernst C. Atherton
Ira G. Betson
William H. Boyd
William L. Broadus
Charles M. Cavett
Everett H. Coon
Glenn H. Crabb
Virgil Crable
Lawrence O. Creel
Emert M. Fife
Foresman M. Fleming
Charles Freudenthal
Clive E. Gloyd
Clyde C. Hainline
John B. Helmrick
Quey Hensley
Kent Hicks
John R. Hinricks
Bruce Hughbanks
Ralph Imes
Clarence L. Korn
John R. Larson
Lloyd E.McClure
Arthur T. Nester
Gerald W. Norman
Virgil Olsen
Max Pierce
Elbert Peck
William H. Pekroat
Frank Robeson
Homer Rush
Robert Saner
Erp T. Shep
William M. Simpson
John H. Smith
Harry S. Sperey
Harold Spurgeon
Henry C. Storeking
Cecil P. Sweeney
Clifford Thorpe
Wendell Tingley
Emmens Towle
Raymond E. Wakefield
Allen Way
Donald E. Whitsell


WORLD WAR II
Zane H. Allen
Richard E. Asher
Clifford I. Bainter
Elmer R. Barrett
Earl Wayne Barty
Rhea S. Bessell
Shirl P. Best
Willis E. Block
Meredith Bright
James R. Brinkley
Frank D. Brown
Edward Lee Bunt
Lawrence M. Burton
Joe W. Butcher
Russell Calhoun
Day Creirbell
Frank L. Canauit
William E. Clark
William O. Clark
Harold S. Cleek
Robert W. Cromer
Wayne E. Curtis
Arnold Darst
Alfred Day
Kenneth Dearwester
Everett C. Doneghue
Clarence Dunn
Lavern S. Erickson
Charles Faulkner
Edward Foltz
Morris Fosdyck
Ralph D. Fugate
Kenneth E. Gamage
Duane George
Keith A. Gordon
Lawrence B. Guthrie
Charles Hainline
Ervin L. Hall
Ralph Harris
Russell J. haynor
James Hendrickson
Grover Hodges
James Howald
Vivird Ervin Hoyle
Keith Hurt
George C. Jacoby
Karl James
Elmer Jones
Charles E. Keithley
Fred Junius Kurtz
Frederick W. Lardis
Frederick E. Leefers
Harold L. Leighty
Clifford Lodgcor
Edward Lyons
Eugene Mason
Charles D. Matsler
Louis McCaughey
Eldon McKinney
James E. Miller
Harold C. Montgomery
Harry Myers
Max Nardin
Willard Norvel
Ray Nugent
Glenn E. Oliver
Austin Opp
Damon Parkins
Albert Pendell, Jr.
Donald Philson
Bernard K. Pollack
Thaddeus Powell
Alva L. Predmore
William B. Rawson
Charles Renner
Jesse J. Riddell
Keith D. Riggins
Robert G. Robbins
Howard R. Roberts
Hugh V. Runkle
Alfred A. Rush, Jr.
Ralph Russler, Jr.
David W. Sala, Jr.
Lawrence E. Sanford
Donald Schlegel
Francis K. Seeley
Verne D. Shelley
Charles Simpson
Richard W. Smith
Dale L. Snowden
Warren M. Sparger
Frank R. Spicer
Ralph J. Standley
Francis Leroy Stump
Merle W. Sullivan
Robert S. Sullivan
Bernard Swisegood
Bernard Ray Toland
Donald E. Vail
Merle O. Waldron
Lows Waller
Clifford Warren
Wayne Waymack
Bernard F. Whalen
Eugene E. Whalen
Glenn E. Williams
Emory C. Young
Robert Young
William E. Young
James E. Zerkle


KOREAN WAR
Dewey Friday
Roger R. Hillyer
Claire Martin
Laffette M. McCormick
Carl T. Nelson
Donald L. Olsen
Albert W. Peters
Max D. Robinson
Keith E. Thompson

VIET NAM
Richard S. Sly
James D. Sala
Jerald W. Pendell
John R. Maxson
Frank D. George
Gary R. Fitch
Fred G. Bertolino
Richard W. Pennington
Victor D. Williams
Robert Lee Frakes

AFGHANISTAN
John H. Stein

IRAQ
Ryan G. Carlock
Josh Palmer
Cheyenne "Chris" Willey



Mason County Veterans Memorial IL579
The people of Mason County pay tribute to its men and women who served in the Armed Forces of the United States of America.
KOREA
1950 - 1953


Dedicated to the Men and Women
of Mason County who made the
supreme sacrifice in this war.

Killed 33,629
Wounded 103,286
POW/MIA 15,341

Mason County's Sacrifice

Ernest H. Bachmann
Herbert H. Jones
Melvin H. Lane
James L. Lynn
Jerome E. McClure
Ernest E. Payne
William A. Simmons



VIETNAM
1959 - 1975


In Remembrance and Honor to those
From Mason County who made the
Ultimate Sacrifice for their country
in Vietnam

Killed 58,151
Wounded 153,303
POW/MIA 2,398

Mason County's Sacrifice

James A. Azbell
John W. Frederick
Larry R. Ladd
Don H. Lascelles
Edward W. Stone



PANAMA
1990


Dedicated to the Men and Women
of Mason County who served and made
the ultimate sacrifice for their country
in the many conflicts around the World.

Rodney L. Blodgett



POW - MIA Memorial IL576

This flag pole and memorial is being dedicated this 4th day of July 2003, in the name of GLEN PILKINGTON who was held as a prisoner of war for more than 43 months during World War II. In addition, the dedication extends to all past, present, and future prisoners of war, or missing in action.

Further, it is dedicated, to all men and women who served in the Armed Forces of the United States of America.


FORMER PRISONERS OF WAR,
HANCOCK COUNTY ILLINOIS.
CIVIL WAR
Joseph N. Cooper
Carl Humke
James Hunter
James Stanley
Fredrick Stepp

WORLD WAR I
Forrest Moore
Arthur Scheetz

WORLD WAR II
Wayne Adkins
HermanAncelet
Chalmers W. Austin
Cleo Bierbaum
Eldon L. Bliss
Joseph T. Brown
Wilbur Brownlee
Robert R. Burton
William E. Cook
Donald W. Durham
Melvin Evenson
Howard T. Feasley
Harold Fowler
Duane George
Milton Hanks
Gerald Hull
Edward L. James
Lloyd M. King
Leonard L. Kirby
Gail Link
Herman Link
Francis Lunt
Earl Main
Donald F. Maloney
Everett E. Marmion
Luther Mason
Floyd S. Mathews
Fred E. Meyer
Glen Pilkington
Edmund Porter
Garnet G. Porter
Lyle Robbins
Len L. Schenk
Dirk Slouthouber
James StClair
Leslie C. Taylor
Bernard V. Thompson
John E. Trout
Jay Wade
Fred Weigand
Carl Welborn
Robert D. Winfield
Lee Van Winkle

KOREA
Jessie Durham
Ralph L. Melvin



Table Grove Veterans Memorial IL562
A memorial dedicated to the veterans of World War I, World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Mideast.

Avenue of the Flags Memorial
~ ~ ~
Max D. Fawcett
9-20-1926 - 12-22-81.



Cpl. Charles G. Abrell IN560
KOREAN WAR
Killed In Action
From Vigo County

CPL CHARLES G. ABRELL
USMC
MEDAL OF HONOR
JUNE 10, 1951
KOREA.

Article courtesy of Defense Watch:
Citation: For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty while serving as a fire team leader in Company E, in action against enemy aggressor forces.

While advancing with his platoon in an attack against well-concealed and heavily fortified enemy hill positions, Cpl. Abrell voluntarily rushed forward through the assaulting squad which was pinned down by a hail of intense and accurate automatic-weapons fire from a hostile bunker situated on commanding ground. Although previously wounded by enemy hand grenade fragments, he proceeded to carry out a bold, single-handed attack against the bunker, exhorting his comrades to follow him.

Sustaining two additional wounds as he stormed toward the emplacement, he resolutely pulled the pin from a grenade clutched in his hand and hurled himself bodily into the bunker with the live missile still in his grasp. Fatally wounded in the resulting explosion which killed the entire enemy gun crew within the stronghold, Cpl. Abrell, by his valiant spirit of self-sacrifice in the face of certain death, served to inspire all his comrades and contributed directly to the success of his platoon in attaining its objective.

His superb courage and heroic initiative sustain and enhance the highest traditions of the U.S. Naval Service. He gallantly gave his life for his country.




Crawford County Patriots Memorial IL544
1909 ... CRAWFORD COUNTY PATRIOTS MEMORIAL ... 1990

This Memorial is dedicated to all veterans and civilians who served and supported our nation in time of military conflict. The perpetuation of our constitutional freedoms is owed to these patriotic men and women and children.

Civil War 12 pound Napoleon cannon

War of 1812 1812 - 1814

Black Hawk War 1832

Mexican War 1846 - 1848

Civil War 1861 - 1865

Spanish American War 1898

World War I 1917 - 1918

World War II 1941 - 1945

Korean War 1950 - 1953

Vietnam 1964 - 1973

Grenada 1983

Lebanon 1983

Panama 1989

Persian Gulf War 1991




Veterans Memorial Wall and Military Museum IL543
DEDICATED TO THOSE WHO SERVED THAT WE MIGHT LIVE IN FREEDOM

GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
+PFC Jacob "Tray" Tracy
June 18, 2007

WORLD WAR II
KOREA
VIETNAM
DESERT STORM



Auburn Veterans Memorial IL533
*GLEN L. SHADE - WWII*
RAYMOND E. VEACH - WWII
ERNEST E. THOMPSON - KOREA
*HOSEA F. WALLACE - WWII*

In memory of those veterans who served and those who gave their lives for their country and also for those who sacrificed from Auburn Township for their faithful and diligent perseverance.

O Lord Help Us Lest We Forget
AUBURN METHODIST CHURCH
WAS DEDICATED IN 1887.





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