Wayne County Honor Roll ~ Fairfield, IL
Posted by: YoSam.
N 38° 22.782 W 088° 21.444
16S E 381438 N 4248816
Free standing arch over the sidewalk to the county court house.
Waymark Code: WM59P7
Location: Illinois, United States
Date Posted: 12/02/2008
Views: 10
Location of Memorial: N.E. 4th St. & E. Main St., main entrance to courthouse lawn, Fairfield.
Monument Text: WAYNE COUNTY HONOR ROLL MEMORIAL World War IIn honor of those men and women of Wayne County who served during World War I, the following names, being those who were killed in action or died in service during the period of hostilities, are here inscribed. Book, Eldon Bowman, Charles H. Bunting, Raymond Burns, Marshall R. Cunningham, Roy Forbes, Wm. H. Forth, Herman Hale, Albert Hamilton, William E. Henley, Otis Hilliard, William Jones, Roley T.
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World War IIIn honor of those men and women of Wayne County who served during World War II, the following names, being those who were killed in action or died in the line of duty during the period of hostilities, are here inscribed. [I apologize, for I did not retain the WWII names listed on two large plaques under the arch.]Korean WarIn Honor of those men and women of Wayne County who served during the Korean War, the following names, being those who were killed in action or died in service during the period of hostilities, are here inscribed.BLOCK, GERALD V. BONE, CHARLES E. BORAH, JOHN MANLEY BULLARD, JERAL H. SCOTT, ROBERT D. SHREVE, HAROLD R.VIETNAM WARIn honor and memory of these men from Wayne County who died while serving their country during the period of hostilities.FREEDOM IS NOT FREE Michael Dale Dawson David Mark Maymon Thomas Michael McDaniel James Everett Pennington Leonard Jeffery Richardson Gayland Omer Scott Kenneth Wayne Seidel Earl S. Shelton James Verdell Soloman Kenneth Deane Thomas, Jr. John R. WalterIN MEMORY OF KENNETH M. KAYS 1949 - 1991 Congressional Medal of Honor Class of 1967. |
Type of Memorial: Multi-War Memorial
Wars mentioned (Multi-war only): World War I, World War II, Korean War, Vietnam War.
In Honor Of: Those Men and Women of Wayne County who served
Marker Text: see above
Who Put it Here?: Wayne County
Description of Memorial: A free standing arch. The WWII plaques are under the arch, with the other three on the front legs. The MOH recipient on the left outside.
Date of dedication: Not listed
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