THESE HALLOWED FEW ...


Ozark County’s Gold Star Mothers, Pamela Hengen, left, and Irene Corp, last week visited the Ozark County War Memorial where the names of their sons are engraved. Irene Corp’s son, PFC Jerry Corp, died in Vietnam on April 20, 1970, less than a week after his 20th birthday. Pamela Hengen’s son, PFC Matthew J. England, 22, died on June 8, 2011, in Iraq. Times photo / Jessi Dreckman

These Ozark Countians died during wartime in service to our country. Their names are engraved on the Ozark County War Memorial on the courthouse lawn. To these brave men and their families, a grateful nation says thanks.

World War I

William H. Anderson

Lawrence Cates

James A. Duckworth

Charley Egan

William E. Freeman

Gillmore Gillette

Virgil Y. Mahan

W. Hansen Mahan

Thurlow Mullins

Claude Riggs

Frank Riggs

John W. Wright

 

World War II

Arnold J. Boyle

George R. Deatherage

John L. Freeman

Eugene Gaddy

Marlyn C. Herd

Clinton E. Heriford

Barney R. Hicks

Leffel C. Hicks

Elza Hillhouse

Clifford M. Howard

Gordon W. Howard

Kenneth G. Hunter 

Guy H. Johnston

Herbert H. Lee

Audie R. Luna

Vernon D. Martin

Harvey T. Noon

Chester R. North

Orvind R. Perry

Millard E. Pierce

Stanford Pruitt

Luther P. Smart

William A. Smith

Rayferd M. Wallace

Ralph J. Wright

Jay Yates Jr.

Klair W.  Baker

Rolla R. Bowen

Chester R. Bowler

 

Korea 

No combat deaths

 

Vietnam

Jerry M. Corp

Gail L. Davis

Doyle L. Harris

John E. Ray

Robert N. Ireland

 

Persian Gulf

No combat deaths

 

Iraq-Afghanistan

Matthew England

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