Madisonville in Monroe County, Tennessee — The American South (East South Central)

Monroe County World War II Memorial

Photographed By Dave W, August 19, 2022

1. Monroe County World War II Memorial Marker

Inscription.

Monroe County World War II Memorial. . , This memorial is dedicated in memory of those from Monroe County who gave their lives in World War II in defense of our country that we might have freedom in our pursuit of happiness. They gave us peace. we must keep it. , Allen, Shirley . Bailey, Warren H. . Berry, Matt C. . Bowers, William R. . Breeden, James . Brown, Buster K. . Brunner, Joseph A. . Bryson, Robert H. . Burleson, John B. . Callahan, Michael C. . Cardin, Lee H. . Carringer, Virgil . Clevenger, Jack I. . Cline, Donnie . Collins, William E. . Crain, Melvin Lee . Crowder, Hubert W. . Curtis, Fred O. . Dalton, Archie . Davis, Robert L. . Dotson, Robert Oscar . Dupes, Francis E. . Ellie, Clyde J. . Frank, Glenn B. . Freeman, Alaska . Freeman, Carl B. . Freeman, Earl J. . Freeman, John L. . Gardner, Enos B. . Garren, Wesley R. . Gibby, Gola G. . Gray, James C. . Green, Maxwell . Hanley, William F. . Harris, Gordon Murray . Hawkins, James R. . Henry, Francis V. . Hicks, William B. . Hollingshead, Denver . Horowitz, Jay M. . Howard, Joe C. . Huey, Oscar J. . Jaynes, Kenneth H. . Jenkins, Jr. M. L. . Jones, Elmer O. . Jones, James N. . Jones, Samuel T. . Kirkland, Homer E. . Long, Milburn L. . Mason, Raymond C. . McCaslin, Richard . McNabb, Ralph A. . Melton, Robert C. . Morgan, Charles W. . Noblitt, William Gordon . Norwood, Theodore D. . Pearson, Thomas E. . Petitt, Kermit . Phillips, Joe S. . Plyley, Frederick K. . Randolph, Joseph H. . Rose, Jake . Rowan, Jr. Mack R. . Selvidge, Richard H. . Shane, Wallace S. . Carson, Guilford . Clark, Ernest F. . Freeman, Virgil D. H. . Jones, Marvin . King, Willie J. . Kiser, William Lenoir . Leonard, Woodrow . Sitzlar, William C. . Turpin, Robert V. . Upton, Harold W. . Winton, James A. . Sheppard, Ancil V. . Shoemaker, Marion A. . Shope, Luther R. . Sloan, Warren J. . Sloan, Wray R. . Smith, Louis D. . Starritt, Jr. W. F. . Stewart, Vernon F. . Sutton, Luther . Tallent, Guy . Tennyson, Herbert W. . Thomas, Clinton Wallace . Thomas, John E. . Thompson, Reed . True, Luther L. . Watson, Theodore L. . Watson, Winston H. . Webb, Clyde . Whaley, Lester M. . White, Charles R. . Wilkerson, Arnold L. . Wilkins, L. Horrace . Williams, Labern . Wilson, Robert Paul . Wiseman, James C. . Wood, Arrants R. . Woods, Charles E. . Eller, Hugh D. . Ivens, Melvin L. . Tallent, Arthur Boyd . Murr, Allen A. . Bliscerd, John W.

This memorial is dedicated in memory of those from Monroe County who gave their lives in World War II in defense of our country that we might have freedom in our pursuit of happiness. They gave us peace. we must keep it.

Allen, Shirley • Bailey, Warren H. • Berry, Matt C. • Bowers, William R. • Breeden, James • Brown, Buster K. • Brunner, Joseph A. • Bryson, Robert H. • Burleson, John B. • Callahan, Michael C. • Cardin, Lee H. • Carringer, Virgil • Clevenger, Jack I. • Cline, Donnie • Collins, William E. • Crain, Melvin Lee • Crowder, Hubert W. • Curtis, Fred O. • Dalton, Archie • Davis, Robert L. • Dotson, Robert Oscar • Dupes, Francis E. • Ellie, Clyde J. • Frank, Glenn B. • Freeman, Alaska • Freeman, Carl B. • Freeman, Earl J. • Freeman, John L. • Gardner, Enos B. • Garren, Wesley R. • Gibby, Gola G. • Gray, James C. • Green, Maxwell • Hanley, William F. • Harris, Gordon Murray • Hawkins, James R. • Henry, Francis V. • Hicks, William B. • Hollingshead, Denver • Horowitz, Jay M. • Howard, Joe C. • Huey, Oscar J. • Jaynes, Kenneth H. • Jenkins, Jr. M. L. • Jones, Elmer O. • Jones, James N. • Jones, Samuel T. • Kirkland, Homer E. • Long, Milburn L. • Mason, Raymond C. • McCaslin, Richard • McNabb, Ralph A. • Melton, Robert C. • Morgan, Charles W. • Noblitt, William Gordon • Norwood, Theodore D. • Pearson, Thomas E. • Petitt,

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Kermit • Phillips, Joe S. • Plyley, Frederick K. • Randolph, Joseph H. • Rose, Jake • Rowan, Jr. Mack R. • Selvidge, Richard H. • Shane, Wallace S. • Carson, Guilford • Clark, Ernest F. • Freeman, Virgil D. H. • Jones, Marvin • King, Willie J. • Kiser, William Lenoir • Leonard, Woodrow • Sitzlar, William C. • Turpin, Robert V. • Upton, Harold W. • Winton, James A. • Sheppard, Ancil V. • Shoemaker, Marion A. • Shope, Luther R. • Sloan, Warren J. • Sloan, Wray R. • Smith, Louis D. • Starritt, Jr. W. F. • Stewart, Vernon F. • Sutton, Luther • Tallent, Guy • Tennyson, Herbert W. • Thomas, Clinton Wallace • Thomas, John E. • Thompson, Reed • True, Luther L. • Watson, Theodore L. • Watson, Winston H. • Webb, Clyde • Whaley, Lester M. • White, Charles R. • Wilkerson, Arnold L. • Wilkins, L. Horrace • Williams, Labern • Wilson, Robert Paul • Wiseman, James C. • Wood, Arrants R. • Woods, Charles E. • Eller, Hugh D. • Ivens, Melvin L. • Tallent, Arthur Boyd • Murr, Allen A. • Bliscerd, John W.

Erected by Monroe County.

Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: War, World II.

Location. 35° 31.206′ N, 84° 21.803′ W. Marker is in Madisonville, Tennessee, in Monroe County. Memorial is on College Street North. Touch for map. Marker is at or near this postal address: 105 College St N, Madisonville TN 37354, United States of America. Touch for directions.

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At least 8 other markers are within 4 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies. War Comes to Madisonville (here, next to this marker); Monroe County Courthouse (here, next to this marker); Monroe County World War I Supreme Sacrifice Memorial (a few steps from this marker); Monroe County Korean and Vietnam Wars Memorial (within shouting distance of this marker); Monroe County Iraq and Afghanistan KIA Memorial (within shouting distance of this marker); In Memory of Those Who Served (within shouting distance of this marker); Estes Kefauver (approx. 0.6 miles away); Old Federal Road (approx. 3.8 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Madisonville.

Credits. This page was last revised on February 4, 2023. It was originally submitted on February 1, 2023, by Dave W of Co, Colorado. This page has been viewed 60 times since then and 9 times this year. Photo 1. submitted on February 1, 2023, by Dave W of Co, Colorado. • Bill Pfingsten was the editor who published this page.