Loa in Wayne County, Utah — The American Mountains (Southwest)
Loa Veterans Memorial
1st Panel
2nd Panel - World War II
Adams, Darrell B. Adams, Dean Lorel Adams, Jay M. Adams, Marion T. Adams, Orson W. Albrecht, Bud S. Allen, Carl H. Allen, Eugene Allen, Fay O. Allen, Lloyd R. Allen, Orian Lewis Allen, Raymond A. Allen, Thurzel Allen, Walter E. Allen, William A. Allred, Jay Loren Baker, Gail J. Baker, Henry Heaps ★Baker, Ralph Junior Bastian, Dimond M. Bastian, Newell A. Bastian, Paul Bastian, Widstoe M. Behunin, Clyde E. Behunin, Melvin J. Bell, Marve Rulon Black, Boyd A. Blackburn, Rawlins S. Brinkerhoff, Bliss B. Brinkerhoff, E. James Brinkerhoff, Frank A. Brinkerhoff, John A. Brinkerhoff, Stanley Brinkerhoff, Wayne H. Brown, Deon E. Brown, Don R. Brown, Cleon E. Brown, Freeman Antone Brown, Harold Thomas Brown, Vanor E. Burgess, Roe G. Busenbark, Duane Busenbark, George M. Busenbark, John A. Busenbark, R. LaFay Busenbark, Wm. I. Callahan, Darrald Callahan, Trenton Campbell, Eugene E. Cannon, David Fay Cannon, Lewis Dale Chappell, Albert A. Chappell, Dale Pratt Chappell, Don Austin Chappell, Eldin T. Chappell, Geo. Afton Chappell, Jack R. Chappell, Kennard D. Chappell, Neil V. Chappell, Van Arden Chappell, W. Austin Chappella, Wendell H. Chesnut, Glenn Chesnut, Guy Chesnut, M. Jay Chesnut, Richard Chidester, Geo. Wayne Chidester, Don A. Chidester, Earl H. Chidester, Jack D. Chidester, Ross N. Christensen, Orin Christensen, Quenten Christensen, Rex Clarke, Henry W. Clarke, J. Marshall Clarke, Morgan Cook, Bruce R. Cook, Buck Cook, Burney M. Cook, Deral D. Coombs, Alvin David Coombs, Bertha Lou Coleman, Burr Coleman, Ellis Gleave Coleman, Ray C. Coleman, Walter Duain Covington, J. Blaine Covington, Joe T. Covington, Royal Curtis, Deloyd Dalley, Dennis R. Dalley, Viora Dee Davis, Albert M.
3rd Panel
1941-1945
4th Panel
Peterson, Quincy L. Peterson, Ray L. Porter, Ralph A. Porter, William R. Potter, Chas. Farrell Potter, DeWaldo Potter, Glen Potter, Wm. Zurrell Prechutko, M. Edward Rees, Antone Bastian Rees, Norman P. Rees, Kenneth B. Rees, Spencer T. Riddle, Delos T. Robison, Clay M. Robison, Martin L. Robison, Мах Е. Rymer, Walter Lloyd Sheffield. F. Glen Sheffield, Ivel Kent Smith, Duane F. ★Smith, Jay D. Smith, Jay C. Smith, J. Reed Smith, Perry Smith, Wayne A. Snow, Byron Snow, Emery Volney Sorenson, Jeppie G. Stewart, Claron Taft, Kay S. Taft. Mack S. Tanner, Jesse Blair Taylor, Arden E. Taylor, Arnold Taylor, Boyd Eugene Taylor, Bud D. Taylor, Carl Ellison Taylor, Cassell Taylor, Denzel L. Taylor, Don E. Taylor, Eldon R. Taylor, Elmo G. Taylor, Gordon G. Taylor, Harold R. Taylor, Harold Varr Taylor, Leo Taylor, Lowell J. Taylor, Mell Taylor, Morris W. Taylor, Orlo A. Taylor, Orvel Clell Taylor, Quentin J. Taylor, Ross Duncan Taylor, Stanley J. Taylor, Talmage Taylor, Van Grose Torgerson, Delton W. ★Torgerson, Hans F. Torgerson, LaVern Torgerson, Roland E. Turner, Blendo Ward Turner, Brian Turner, Duane Olds Turner, Guy Turner, James Mark Turner, Kirk B. Turner, Norma E. Turner, Wm. Alfonzo Turner, Willis Edwin Webster, James Brose Webster, William Roe Wells, William W. Wells, Chas. Douglas White, Deward Geo. White, Genece White, Samuel Read White, Urban J. White, Virgil O. Whitlock, George C. Williams, Hyrum Α. Williams, Reed K. Wood, Harold Wm. Wood, Hurshel B. Woolsey, Dewey H. Wyllie, Stanley L. Farnsworth, Boyd L.
Merchant Marine
Brown, Charles R. Brown, Grant Jr. Chappell, Craig Edwards, Don R. Taft, Don S. Taylor, Evan White, Orin
5th Panel
6th Panel
Harward, Ronald V. Henrie, Boyd L. Hickman, Byron K. Hiskey, Dennis B. Hiskey, Harold B. Hiskey, Michael K. Holt, Devon L. Hunt, Duane R. Hunt, Ferris J. Hutchings, Steven C. Jackson, Boyd C. Jackson, Elvin C. Jackson, Jackie V. Jackson, John D. Jackson, Joseph M. Jackson, Robert Jackson, Weston B. Jarvis, Lorance B. Jensen, Billy W. Johansen, Herold, Jr. Johansen, Larry Johnson, Dee Lyle Johnson, John M. ★Johnson, W. Wayne Jones, Stanley W. Kilgore, Nathan M. King, Dale P. King, Don E. King, Jack V. King, J. Emery King, Scott L. King, William H. Lance, Lavern W. Larsen, Clyde B. Lee, David C. Lee, Dwendon M. Lee, Larry B. Lefaivre, F. Johnny Lindsay, Eugene S. Manwell, Marion C. Maxfield, Arvin R. Moosman, Foster J. Moosman, George L. Morrell, Alton J. Morrell, Gordon Morrell, Mack C. Morrell, W. Reed Mott, Glade O. Mulford, Ward Munson, H. Kent New, Donald L. New, Ronald D. Nielson, Range D. Noyes, Garth F. Noyes, Kenneth C. Oyler, Lester J. Oyler, Neldon D. Pace, J. Mark Pace, Ralph D. Pace, Richard L. Peterson, Byron P. Peterson, George Peterson, Harold D. Pierce, Eldon W. Potter, Albert R. Potter, George E. Potter, James B. Rees, Stanley K. Rees, Stephen M. Rymer, Newell K. Savage, Shryl B. Schwampe, Warner H. Smith, D. Dow Smith, Ronnie W. Snow, Merrill Sorenson, Gilbert J. Sorenson, L. Mack Sorenson, Philip W. Stephenson, W. Alvin Taft, Seth W. Tanner, Farren D. Tanner, Norman R. Taylor, Arden P. Taylor, Bruce P. Taylor, Chad Taylor, C. Ladell Taylor, Clip J. Taylor, Douglas C. Taylor, Jack H. Taylor, Lyle E. Taylor, Merrill V. Taylor, Ned F. Taylor, Richard R. Taylor, Robert V. Taylor, Roscoe C. Taylor, Thomas Teeples, Leland D. Tolliver, Arthur Torgerson, Redell Tracy, Larry R. Tuckett, Jimmy W. Turner, Michael Turner, Roscoe L. Turner, Wesley B. Vandyke, Blake D. Vandyke, Larry Vandyre, Leon Well, Jerry D. White, Bruce V. White, Kim H. White, Roger R. Williams, Dwight C. Williams, Robert G. Wood, Jesse W. Wood, Michael
7th Panel
Persian Gulf War
Roger L. Brinkerhoff Steve Brown
Erected 1949 by Wayne County U.S.O., Sponsor - Contributor Wayne County Commission, Contributor.
Topics. This historical marker and memorial is listed in these topic lists: War, Korean • War, Vietnam • War, World I • War, World II.
Location. 38° 24.117′ N, 111° 38.585′ W. Marker is in Loa, Utah, in Wayne County. It is at the intersection of South Main Street (State Road 24) and W Center Street, on the left when traveling north on South Main Street. The memorial is located along the street at the intersection. Touch for map. Marker is at or near this postal address: 14 S Main St, Loa UT 84747, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Regionally, this marker and memorial is in Canyon Country. It is also in the American Mountain West, on the Colorado Plateau, and at the Four Corners. Globally, it is in North America, the Western Hemisphere, the Western World, and the Anglosphere. Historically, it finds itself in what was once New Spain and also Mexicos Alta California.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 3 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies: A different marker also named Loa Veterans Memorial (within shouting distance of this marker); "Tragedy in the Desert" (within shouting distance of this marker); Loa Tithing Office (about 500 feet away, measured in a direct line); First Wayne Stake Tithing Office (about 500 feet away); Loa, Utah (about 500 feet away); Fremont Irrigation Office Building (about 500 feet away); The First Grave (approx. 2 miles away); Allred Point (approx. 2.2 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Loa.
Credits. This page was last revised on May 15, 2025. It was originally submitted on May 14, 2025, by James Hulse of Medina, Texas. This page has been viewed 200 times since then and 52 times this year. Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. submitted on May 15, 2025, by James Hulse of Medina, Texas.







