Lest We Forget War Memorial - Vicksburg, MS
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N 32° 20.901 W 090° 52.802
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War memorial for casualties from Warren Country from World War I, World War II, Korea and Viet Nam. Located on the median with other monuments on Monroe Street between South Street and Crawford Street in downtown Vicksburg, MS
Waymark Code: WMHQC2
Location: Mississippi, United States
Date Posted: 08/04/2013
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Granite monument for casualties from four wars.
Front (South) side of the monument is inscribed: "Lest We Forget" Here are recorded the names of Mississippians from Warren Country who gave their lives in order that we, trusting in God, shall not fear the power of any adversaries. Grand unto them, O Lord, eternal rest. Let us here highly resolve that they cause for which they died shall forever live.
The East side lists casualties from World War I, which continues down the side on onto the monument's base.
The South Side lists two columns of casualties from World War II, which again continues down onto the base of the monument.
The West side lists casualties in Korea on the top part, and the lower part memorializes casualties from Viet Nam.
Type of Memorial: Multi-War Memorial
Wars mentioned (Multi-war only): World War I, World War II, Korea, Viet Nam
In Honor Of: Mississippians from Warren County.
Marker Text: "Lest We Forget"
Here are recorded the names of Mississippians from Warren Country who gave their lives in order that we, trusting in God, shall not fear the power of any adversaries. Grand unto them, O Lord, eternal rest. Let us here highly resolve that they cause for which they died shall forever live.
World War I
Harvey B. Aden
Henry C. Allein
William W. Allein
Lawrence Bigbee
Douglas Boone
Vinkley G. Boone
Arkuscua L. Cage
Hal S. Cole
James W. Collins
Willis C. Crouch
Will Duty
Ernest B. Ford
Austin Gibson
William T. Gifford
Daniel Guion
Henry Hams
Guy C. Haralson
David A. Harols
Aussie B. Hearron
Percy Johnson
Stinson Lanier
Perry I. Lyons
Louie F. Martin
Sammie Nelson
Frank D. Owsley
George D. Peck
Edward Prentiss
Charles H. Rogers
John H. Sarrels
Victor Scott
James Shewalter
Douglas Sims
Floyd S. Tyler
Jeff Tyler
Mark I. Walden
Arthur Williams
William R. Yeager
Othel Stevens
Sprague Magruder
Thomas Prine
George T. Houston
Grover C. Hunter
Perry Johns
Willis Pettway
Joseph Sharpe
Tony Pichetto
Eugene Bobbs
John L. Geary
Jeff Henderson
Willie J. Blackwell
Saddie Harris
Henry McDonald
Leon Slaughter
Edward Bryant
Tony Pichetto
World War II
Clarence E. Ables
Spero E. Abraham
William B. Amborn
George Anderson
James E. Armstrong
Claude M. Barton
I.D. Benson
Clarence H. Blackmon
Hubert F. Blades
Charles W. Breithaupt, Jr.
Guy M. Brown
Melvin Caldwell
George L. Celles, Jr.
Malcom Chance
James Chandler
Davis L. Christmas
Lyman H. Coker, Jr.
David C. Conrad
Eugene W. Corbin
William C. Craddock
August J. Cronin
Lawrence Culkin
Harvey A. Curtis
Arch A. Dennen
Charles E. Downing
Bernie Eames
Ray Evans
George Farris
George Feeney, Jr.
James F. Ferriss
Roy C. Fleck
Earl G. Fleming
Shelby A. Flowers, Jr.
George Ford, Jr.
Wilmer R. Ford
Jack C. Ford
James F. Fitzgerald
Albert E. Goss
William Grey
William B. Garrison
John H. Griffing
Edgar Guthrie
Branch C. Hill
Charles B. Hirsch
William F. Hogaboom
Harry Holton
Leon Q. Hoxie
John A. Humphreys
Jack B. Hunter
John T. Hunter, Jr.
Phillip Kenwell
Robert G. Libbey
Holmes L. Lofton
Peter Loftus
Gordon E. MacIntosh
Thomas L. MacIntosh
Walter J. Mallett
James P. Mallory
Joseph V. Mariscano
Vernon McBroom
Eugen Allison McGee, Jr.
John L. McIntyre
James U. McMillan
Noble M. McMillin
Victor L. McMullen
John C. Melsheimer
Robert T. Middleton
Peter Natteel
John R. O'Hara
Leonard M. Parrish
Richard S. Payne
Milton E. Peck
Robert Paul Platzer
John Podesta
Harold M. Power
Howard E. Powers
Marion Elizabeth Pugh
Vincent Rist
Howard Robinson
Mack O. Self
Grover L. Ryan
William C. "Bill" Sam
John C. Senour
Robert D. Shaw, Jr.
Gordon C. Smith
Randolph H. Smith
Hughie H. Smith
John H. Smith, Jr.
Yerger A. Smith
Charles S. Snider
James S. Stratton
H.B. Strickland, Sr.
Marlin Strickland
Walton F. Tennant
Ellis G. Thomas
George D. Tickell, Jr.
Robert E. Truitt
James L. Tyler
Henry Ward
Hanson Washington
Richard J. Weaver
Elvin P. Westcott
Vernon Williams
Earl Wilson
Robert Womack
James L. Wright
E.W. Ainsworth
Charles W. Bartle
Herman E. Beasley
Charles L. Garraton
Norman E. Goza
Dennis C. Kent, Jr.
John Lindigrin
Mack Loposer
George Mitchell
Louis M. Nicholson, Jr.
Allen C. Owen
William H. Penn
Eugene H. Simmons, Jr.
Bomar Smith
Fred Allison
Gerald Peddoch
Arthur Crofts, Jr.
Korea
Ferdinand C. Braboy
Joe Chatmon, Jr.
Harold D. Dedmon
Charlie L. Major
Oscar H. Nettles
Julius Monty Pullen
Vernon L. Selvester
Anthony P. Virgadamo
McKinley Williams
Albert S. Wright, Jr.
Robert Mallory
Viet Nam
John L. Batchelor, Jr.
Asberry Beard, Jr.
Sherman C. Brady
Donald R. Burnside
Johnny L. Burriss
Ellsworth I. Davis, Jr.
James
Date of dedication: 1923
Who Put it Here?: Vicksburg VFW Post 2572
Description of Memorial: Memorial is in a park on the median of Monroe Street, in a line with World War I memorial (south), Civil War Memorial from Louisiana and Purple Heart Memorial to the north.
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Visit Instructions:
Visited Logs must contain, at least, a picture of the monument and your GPSr. Preferably YOU at the monument with your GPSr, but we understand that some people are camera-shy.
It is suggested you please include something about your visit here, as well.
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