Shelby County Korean Conflict / Vietnam War Memorial
They Rest In Honored Glory
In commemoration of those of
Shelby County
who for freedom's sake gave their
last full measure of devotion
Korean Conflict
Blackford, Forest W. • Cicur, Jr., John T.
Eidemiller, Harold H. • Fogt, Kale D.
Fogt, Lloyd O. • Geuy, George D.
Hetzler, Thurman • Holthaus, Richard B.
Miller, Carleton A. • Pittman, Gerald E.
Romie, Robert L. F. • Steinle, Robert E.
Taylor, Jr., Raymond • Wendel, Paul R.
Berning, Maurice J.
Vietnam
Frilling, Jerome R. • Furgerson, James M.
Gold, Robert J. • Gross, Gary W.
Huston, Charles G. • Jones, Monte R.
Katterhenry, Terry E. • Locker, James D.
McFarlin, Charles R. • Meyer, Robert J.
Miller, Benton L. • Miller, William H.
Pleiman, James E. • Rickey, Lawrence D.
Taylor, Earl E. • Wolfe, Daniel E.
Prieser, Robert S.
Dedicated 1984 as a tribute to
their courage and sacrifice
In grateful tribute also to the living members
of our armed forces who through their valiant
efforts have preserved our nation. May God grant
that the freedom for which they fought shall
endure through all generations.
Lord God of Hosts be with us lest we forget.
- Kipling
Marker is at the intersection of Court Street (Ohio Route 29) and Ohio Avenue, on the left when traveling east on Court Street.
Courtesy hmdb.org
