Marion in Smyth County, Virginia — The American South (Mid-Atlantic)
Smyth County War Memorial
South Side
Dedicated by the people of Smyth County in reverent and enduring memory of her loyal sons who made the supreme sacrifice and also those who served their country in World War I World War II and the Korean Conflict Vietnam Conflict
They counted not their lives dear unto themselves
Sponsored by American Legion Post No. 18
A list of those who served is recorded in the Clerk's Office.
West Side
WORLD WAR II
Bowen P. Aker, Jr. Marvin J. Anderson, Jr. Thomas D. Anderson Thomas E. Anderson Randall E. Arnold Willie F. Authenreith Homer J. Blevins James A. Blevins William H. Blevins Edward H. Brookman James L. Burke William P. Cahill James D. Campbell Fred H. Cassell Garnett G. Chapman Ben W. Church Robert E. Clapp Thomas E. Coe, Jr. Howard F. Combs Wayman L. Creger, Jr. Larry B. Crewey William f. Cruey, Jr. Charles B. DuBord, Jr. Sherman T. Dinkins James B. Dixon Samuel L. Doane Daniel B. Dutton, Jr. Robert S. Dutton James H. Everhart Garland R. Farris George F. Ferguson James H. Flournoy Cecil L. Ford Johnnie B. Freeman Thomas L. Gillespie Fleming C. Goolsby John D. Green James E. Grey Joseph E. Grinstead Clarence L. Hamm Charles R. Hankla, Jr. Ira I. Harden Earl K. Hart Carl H. Hash Millard Hayes Elmer B. Heath Henry G. Hicks Carroll H. Holloway Fred G. Holman Claude H. Horne Carl E. Huffman Hiram S. Hutton Junior R. Jones William W. Jones, Jr.
North Side
WORLD WAR I
George W. Arden Charles Atkins O.J. Burkett Joe Crewey Jas. M. Gass W.H. Grubb Joe S. Olinger Ben Parson Camel Poe Carl Repass Robert Rector John G. Spangler Emory C. Shrader Marvin Testerman C.A. Vogt Charles A. Whiteley Arthur G. Cress
KOREAN CONFLICT
Billy G. Anderson Franklin D. Burgess Roy M. Frazier William C. Holmes Carl R. Keesee Elden L. Miller Lowell T. Poore Victor H. Price Ernest L. Romans leslie L. Russell Baxter N. Surber William F. Tibbs Franklin E. Weaver Herbert H. Williams Coy F. Firestone
East Side
WORLD WAR II
Robert L. Keith Cecil E. Keith Amick H. Lilly Raymond P. Little James W. McFall Clarence H. Mairs John O. Maloyed Thurman H. Marion Luther E. Martin, Jr. Preston H. Martin, Jr. Mack H. Moore John G. Osborne Charles T. Parks Conley C. Pennington Robert A. Pennington Blaine H. Perkins Earnest E. Poole, Sr. Charles K. Powell Richard T. Pruitt Lewis G. Pulliam Clifford B. Rector, Jr. Andrew E. Rhudy Lawrence C. Richardson Wade M. Richardson Charles W. Roberts Letcher C. Ross Willard Severt Harold C. Sheffey Lawrence R. Shortt Glen R. Shuler Melvin C. Shuler, Sr. Raleigh A. Shoupe Robert. G. Shupe James E. Simmerman Norman B. Smith Elbert J. Sowers David H. Sprinkle Melvin E. Stump Ricahrd O. Sturgill Ray C. Sutherland Earl Testerman, Jr. Balfour Thomas Frank R. Walden Henry T. Ward George F. West Emmette A Wheeler James B. Williams Thomas H. Williams Fred J. Wilson Junior J. Wolfe James W. Woodward Harold L. Worley George A Wright, Jr. Charles E. Wyatt
VIETNAM CONFLICT
Ronald W. Blevins Roger L. Dillman Blake W. Farris, Jr. Herbert A. Frye Troy R. Hayden David C. Johnson Joseph William Buchanan Albert M. Keen, Jr. William C. Meek Billy R. Morris Frank Roop Grover Thompson Harold A. Williams
Erected by American Legion Post No. 18.
Topics. This memorial is listed in these topic lists: War, Korean • War, Vietnam • War, World I • War, World II.
Location. 36° 49.964′ N, 81° 31.221′ W. Marker is in Marion, Virginia, in Smyth County. Memorial is on West Main Street (State Highway 16) west of Church Street, on the right when traveling west. Memorial is located on the front lawn of the Smyth County courthouse. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Marion VA 24354, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. Smyth County Revolutionary War Memorial (here, next to this marker); Smyth County Courthouse (a few steps from this marker); Marion (a few steps from this marker); Laura Lu Copenhaver (within shouting distance of this marker); D.C. Miller Law Office (within shouting distance of this marker); The Battle of Marion (within shouting distance of this marker); Mack Howard Sturgill (within shouting distance of this marker); Salt Kettle (within shouting distance of this marker). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Marion.
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