Mound City in Pulaski County, Illinois — The American Midwest (Great Lakes)
Mound City World War II Memorial
of their country World War II, 1941 to 1946
Anderson, Loren Ashworth, Mark Britt, Charles E. Britt, Jake Britt, Arthur Boren, Ralph W. Boren, Leon Boren, Ivan Boren, Stanley J. Burns, Frank L. Burns, Ray C. Burns, Ira C. Burns, Robert Bolar, Hubert Bolar, James Bates, Edgar Billingsly, Gleason Bunch, Robert G. Burton, John K. Burton, Kenneth Biggs, James D. Buie, Arthur Buie, Lon J. Brooks, Frank Coulter, Earl M. Coleman, Frederick Curren, Harold Carson, Perry Calvin, Harve Jr. Costellia, Burl Dalton, Harry K. Dalton, Robert B. DeVore, Gail E. Davis, James D. Downey, Claude Duggan, Albert Duncan, Jesse Deweese, Roy E. Ewers, James F. Egner, Johnnie F. Egner, Wayne Egner, Marion Egner, Louis W. Finley, Dean H. Frans, Sam Floyd, Del Fitzgerald, Charles Glenn, Carl E. Harp, Leon Harp, Paul Harrell, Charles Harrell, Robert Hood, Frederick Brown, Alfred Clanahan, Joe Cowan, James DeVore, Arthur Evans, Fred Ferguson, Homer Fitzgerald, William
Hooppaw, James H. Hooppaw, Paul D. Hooppaw, Walter Hurst, Robert M. Hust, Harry B. Hughes, Francis Hughes, Harry I. Hughes, Henry R. Hughes, Everett Hughes, Eugene Hinman, John Hawf, Carl M. Hale, Roy Hunt, Mahlon Insco, Thomas Insco, Charles Junkerman, Louis Jackson, Labe Johnson, Homer Keesee, Charles Keesee, Ralph V. Keesee, Johnnie D. Keesee, James E. Kennedy, Carl M. King, Howard Koen, Elmer L. Koen, James R. Kline, Wilbert Lavellette, Elisha Lavellette, George Layton, Joseph Layton, Robert Layton, Harry L. Leatherland, Russell Little, Eugene R. Little, Louis Lawler, Von Lynn, Robert Lessar, Leonard Masterson, Bernard Marrs, Earnest J. Maxwell, Paul E. Maxwell, James R. Minner, Edward Modglin, Ray Murphy, Robert A. Murphy, Jack Morehead, Morris Moallankamp, Paul Moallankamp, Harlan Moallankamp, Fred Meredith, Herman Mosby, Merle Frans, Ernest Frazier, Cleo Frizzell, Robert Hooppaw, Charles Hughes, Thomas Koen, Freddie Lance, Charles
McGill, Gerald McIntire, Charles McIntire, George McIntire, Trecil Neadstine, William Nelson, Bernie Parker, Neill E. Price, Bert M. Richardson, Roy Richardson, Thomas Richardson, William Roberson, James Rutkowski, Edward Rutledge, Arlie B. Rice, James A. Sweeney, George Scruggs, Charles Scruggs, James Sisk, Ora W. Staten, Vernon Staten, Freddy M. Sprous, Carl W. Steers, Roger T. Steers, Stanley G. Smither, Jesse Schuler, Leslie Bagby, Kirk Connell, Byron Kennedy, James F. James, G.A. Jr. Lutz, Edward A. Lutz, William B. Edwards, Lawrence Edwards, Alfred Edwards, Emery Finley, James A. Fox, Edward Goins, Imon Gustafson, Glenn Hale, Leonard Harp, Vernon Harrell, George Henshaw, Robert Huckleberry, G.R. Hhudson, Ira III Jump, Joseph Koen, Howard Lawler, Michael Minner, Lowell L. Monan, James M. Perks, Leslie Schoen, William Schwarz, Varney Marrs, Carl R. Marrs, Orville C. Maxwell, William L. Maxwell, Leonard Meredith, William Mertz, William J. McDaniel, W.W. Shepperd, Harry D.
Sichling, Ellis B. Salmon, Paul C. Stevens, Delbert Tapley, Noah Talley, Gilbert H. Talley, Lee W. Travis, Norman C. Travis, Wilbert W. Tucker, Charles Vines, Wayne T. Vines, William W. Vines, Henry B. Vail, Charles Winkler, Harry T. Winkler, Frederic Waite, Claude Waite, Kenneth Waite, Paul G. Walls, Roy L. Westerman, James Westerman, Joseph Wise, Ira K. Walls, Joseph E. Miller, Lavendar Snider, Albert E. Johnson, Charles Schultz, Marshal Smither, Bennie L. Wilson, Buck Grogan, James T. Marrs, Earnest Lawler, Lynn M. Moyer, William Allensworth, Gene Bode, Carl F. Jr. Boren, William O. Braswell, Lewis D. Brust, Wilmer Cowles, George W. Cull, John G. Cunningham, Carl Dunsworth, Leo St. John, Mark Short, Harold Terrell, Edgar Throgmorton, R. Tyler, Roy E. Williams, A.L. Winters, George Winters, Clarence Winters, Orville Woodard, Lynn Youngblood, C. Shettleworth, S. Snyder, W.T. Stewart, William Vines, J.W. Jr. Williams, Paul V. Wilson, Adrian L. Wood, Floyd Wood, O'Neal
Armstrong, Lorenzo Alley, Granville Brown, Cecil Barnhill, Winifred Blakemore, Albert Blakemore, Allen Brock, Finas Butler, Oscar Cason, R.V. Cason, Lionel Coleman, Eric Carmen, Carl Cole, Carol Clark, Robert L. Carmen, Archie C. Davis, Clyde B. Davis, Eric R. Forbes, James Forbes, Abner G. Fitzpatrick, Luke Flemming, Charlie Green, Wallace Green, Tom B. Henderson, Hershel Henderson, James Jr. Kindred, Lin Jr. Henry, Felix Jr. Hackney, Ralph Hill, John A. Johnson, Sonney James, Alfred Knowles, David Knowles, James H. Knowles, Louis G. Adams, Eugene Bolen, Robert Brock, Harvey Coopwood, George Cason, Wilbert Clark, Thomas Curd, John Dixon, Arthaniel Shettleworth, Wm. Miller, Donald DeJarnett, Daniel Hurst, V. Wayne
Morgan, Louis Marr, Carl R. Marr, Cleo E. Marr, George H. Meadows, Robert Miller, James Miller, George W. Mayes, Joe W. Mayes, William Nowlen, Earl C. Newsome, Oscar O'Neal, Angelo O'Neal, Robert Owsley, Lloyd Parker, Oliver Parker, Charles Robinson, Marshall Robinson, William Roberts, Robert Sims, Allen S. Stovall, Phinas Stovall, Thelbert Sawyer, Leo Scott, Arlie J. Thorpe, Martin D. Wilson, James Jr. Wilson, Earnest Wilson, Lawrence Wade, John Whitmer, Thelbert Winston, Walter Upchurch, Bernice Moore, Audrey Morris, Rufus Davis, Ervin Edmonds, James Emeral, Henry Humphrey, James Hyte, Alfred McMillion, Elzie Newcombe, George Webb, Robert
Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: War, World II.
Location. 37° 5.026′ N, 89° 9.899′ W. Marker is in Mound City, Illinois, in Pulaski County. Memorial is at the intersection of Ohio River Scenic Byway (Illinois Route 37) and Pearl Street on Ohio River Scenic Byway. Memorial is in Mound City Veterans Memorial Park. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Mound City IL 62963, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. Mound City World War I Memorial (here, next to this marker); The Old Fire Bell (a few steps from this marker); The Marine Ways (about 600 feet away, measured in a direct line); United States Military Hospital (about 700 feet away); America's Medal Of Honor Memorial Tree (approx. Ύ mile away); Mound City National Cemetery (approx. Ύ mile away); A National Cemetery System (approx. Ύ mile away); In Honor of Those Who Gave the Ultimate Sacrifice (approx. Ύ mile away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Mound City.
Credits. This page was last revised on October 13, 2022. It was originally submitted on April 1, 2022, by Duane and Tracy Marsteller of Murfreesboro, Tennessee. This page has been viewed 209 times since then and 29 times this year. Photos: 1, 2. submitted on October 13, 2022, by Jason Voigt of Glen Carbon, Illinois.