Abilene in Taylor County, Texas — The American South (West South Central)
Taylor County Veterans Memorial
This memorial is dedicated to all men and women of Taylor County who have served in the armed forces of their country
Those names of men and women inscribed hereon gave their lives in the cause of freedom as the result of enemy action or as a prisoner of war.
Chateau–Thierry • St. Mihiel • Belleau Wood • Pearl Harbor • Midway • Guadacanal • Anzio • Bataan • Tarawa • Leyte Gulf • Iwo Jima • Normany • Bastogne • North Africa • Seoul • Da Nang • Long Binh
Korea
Joe W. Akins • Ellsworth Alderman • Alton R. Bell • Euell C. Booth, Jr. • Charles R. Brown • James H. Franks • Vance W. Gwinn • Allen Henslee • Melvin M. Johnson • Vance R. McQuiston • Richard D. Melton • Robert A. Nolan • Joe Harry Powers, Jr. • Harry S. Soladay • John R. Stovall, Jr. • Weldon G. Turner
World War I
Robert F. Banner • William M. Batjer • William W. Blount • Arthur S. Brown • John B. Coil • Ben W. Fuller • Ben H. Gibson • Noel H. Graham • Duncan V. Heyser • Felan W. Kilgore • Robert L. Lackey • Jasper C. Miller • Claud Milner • John W. Newton • Herman R. Patterson • Alton C. Poe • Martin L. Powers • George F. Ridenoer • Clyde E. Shaw • Buford R. Tripp
World War II
Hugh E. Addison • William R. Agnew • Eldon L. Allen • J.W. Anderson • W.M. Antilley, Jr. • Edward L. Atkinson • James A. Bailey • Hugh E. Balfanz • R.L. Berry • Thomas W. Bertram • James L. Bex • Harris B. Birdwell • George H. Blackburn, Jr. • Vernia O. Bradford • Calvin Brooks • Guy W. Brown • Leahmon E. Bryant • Clifford G. Bunch • J.B. Bunch • James H. Burleson • Ira E. Butler • Faustino L. Carrasco • Carl U. Carrington • Ostel W. Carter • Homer D. Childress • Richard I. Collier, Jr. • Glenn R. Collins • Arlie O. Copeland • Hance B. Copeland • Jewel D. Craig • Clyde W. Dees • Charles J. Dick, Jr. • Grisham C. Dowell • Lupe G. Duran • Walter A. Edwards • Wade H. Ensminger, Jr. • Lavern E. Farquhar • Samuel B. Fike • Gephus B. Fisher • Meador D. Francis • Thomas R. Francis • Harold L. Freeman • Harold A. Garrison • S.G. Gentry, Jr. • William A. Graham, Jr. • Justin Gray, Jr. • Brevis M. Gregston • Guy W. Griffin • Rudyard K. Grimes • Burney F. Hagins • James R. Haile • Ebby L. Hamilton • Roscoe V. Hampton • Clarence A. Harrell • Donald Heleman • A.V. Hendricks, Jr. • Henry F. Henington, Jr. • R.P. Hervey, Jr. • Clante E. Higginbotham, Jr. • Clifford Hinds • Victor V. Hollar, Jr. • Bryant Holloway • Robert Hopper, III • Raymond C. Howard • H. Frank Hubbard • Albert F. Hurt • Dan R. Ivey • Robert H. Jackson • Talmadge H. Jackson • Robert S. Jarrell • George M. Jenkins • Granville Johnson • Levon R. Johnson • Reubin F. Johnson • William E. Johnson • James O. Jones, Jr. • Verba D. Jones • Robert C. Jordan • William M. Keener • Guy H. Kemper • Fred D. Kilpatrick • Edward R. Know • Clayton M. Leach • Bud G. Lilly • Charles B. Little • Julian O. Long • H.C. Lowery, Jr. • Eugene Mantooth • Allan E. Markowitz • Walter F. Marshall • Henry F. Martin • J.B. McBride • John I. McCall • Milton H. McClain • Ray E. McClure • Bobby G. McCracken • Thomas M. McIver • Ira C. McWilliams • Jessie L. Miles • Melvin R. Millard • Bert D. Miller • Glen E. Moore • Angel Y. Moreno • Clarence W. Morris • James M. Morris • John B. Morrison • Walter L. Morrow • Robert B. Murphy • Paul R. Nail • John F. Neuroth • William R. Newberry • J. Arvill Pace • Floyd M. Patton • Ramon Y. Perez • Jack F. Perry • Eldon A. Plumlee • Douglas H. Powers • James E. Pruitt • William A. Pruitt • Billy R. Ramsey • Junior R. Rankin • James Wilbert Raynes, Jr. • Milton B. Reese • Gerald D. Reeves • Herbert W. Reue • Edward R. Reynolds • Homer H. Reynolds • Lee M. Reynolds • Herman V. Richards, Jr. • James C. Ridge • Carl L. Riggan • Robert S. Roderick • Ivan P. Rogers, Jr. • Robert V. Rucker • Bedford E. Russell • John C. Sanford • Buford L. Schoolcraft • William R. Scott • Gene A. Scruggs • Eugene P. Sellers, Jr. • William L. Sikes, Jr. • William H. Singleton • James G. Smith • Malcolm E. Smith • William F. Smith • John F. Sneed • Kermit G. Thornton • Doyle G. Tucker • Ray F. Turner • Willie D. Tyler • Juan G. Vallejo • Oscar B. Vossler • Vernon J. Voyles • Johnnie L. Walden • Jim B. Wheeler • Charles E. White • Alvin R. Williams • Wyman P. Wiliams • Willie W. Woods, Jr. • Charles W. Yates • Gaston E. Pitts
Southeast Asia
Sam S. Allison • Wayne R. Baker • Michael D. Bird • Danny R. Bishop • Stephen L. Braddock • Sam T. Curiel • Victor L. DeFoor • Henry H. Delano • Reyes C. Flores • Terrell W. Hale • Jackie B. Hall • James R. Harrison • Francisco Herrera • Phillip D. Johnson • Doward L. Jones • Arden E. Kersey, Jr. • Robert E. Lackey • Danny L. Little • Evaristo Martinez, III • Ronald G. McBeth • Douglas P. McCorkle, Jr. • George E. Menninger • Jesus F. Ochoa • Edgar L. Peterson, Jr. • Floyd L. Pitre • Alvin L. Raper • Norman R. Reagan • William R. Reese • William T. Roberson • James L. Russell • Joseph H. Shelton, III • W.D. Tyrone • Charles D. Ward • Tommy R. Warren • Alton K. Woolf, Jr. • Robert L. Daugherty • Paul E. Leary
Other Conflicts
Martin D. Denson – Panama
Location. 32° 26.81′ N, 99° 43.998′ W. Marker is in Abilene, Texas, in Taylor County. Marker can be reached from the intersection of Oak Street and S. 2nd Street. Touch for map. Marker is located on the north side of the Taylor County Courthouse. Marker is at or near this postal address: 300 Oak St, Abilene TX 79602, United States of America.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. Honoring E Battery Lost Battalion WWII (about 400 feet away, measured in a direct line); "I Shall Never Surrender or Retreat" (about 400 feet away); 45th Infantry Division at Camp Barkeley (about 500 feet away); Site of Curfew by John J. Clinton (about 600 feet away); Site of Thornton's Store (about 600 feet away); The Texas & Pacific Railway (approx. 0.2 miles away); First Presbyterian Church (approx. 0.2 miles away); Pine Street Shootout (approx. 0.2 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Abilene.
More about this marker. The bronze statue of the soldier and the stainless steel eagle statue were created by Abilene artist Terry S. Gilbreth.
Categories. • War, Korean • War, Vietnam • War, World I • War, World II •
Credits. This page was last revised on June 16, 2016. This page originally submitted on December 19, 2014, by Duane Hall of Abilene, Texas. This page has been viewed 371 times since then and 21 times this year. Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. submitted on December 19, 2014, by Duane Hall of Abilene, Texas.