WALL OF HONOR NUMBER 27 - CARROLL COUNTY VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK

 

ADDITION BRICKS INSTALLED BETWEEN SEPTEMBER 8, 2015 AND MAY 31, 2018 AT THE CARROLL COUNTY BETERANS MEMORIAL PARK.

CCVMP Inscribed Bricks Installed after the original Index of September 8, 2015 and the
last installation date of May 31, 2018 - NUMERICAL:

No. Section Last name
114 A MILLER, ROSE G US NAVY
115 A MILLER, GROVER C US ARMY

115 B HARRIS, CPL WILLIAM B 'BUDDY' H 2ND BN 25 INF DIED A POW 51
116 B MARLOW, HERMAN MILTON CPL US ARMY 1945-1947
117 B KELLER, ROBERT P SGT US AIRFORCE 1967-1971
118 B SMITH, HENRY THOMAS UTC USN WWII VM MY LOVING FATHER
119 B SMITH, HENRY THOMAS UTC USN WWII VM MY LOVING FATHER
120 B MITCHEM,  4/24/16 RAYGEN KATE
121 B MITCHEM, 6/8/95 TIFFANY RIVERS
122 B KNOWLES, 2/8/16 EVI HARPER
123 B KNOWLES, 3/30/81 SHANDA HARPER
124 B KNOWLES, 5/17/17 COY ROSS

83 E NEW, ANSLEY
84 E MILLER, ROSE G US NAVY
85 E MILLER, GROVER C US ARMY
86 E BASKIN, S1C J EARL & WILLMA G
87 E TANNER, IN MEMORY OF JOHN W JR
88 E MITCHEM, 6/8/95 TIFFANY MITCHEM
89 E KNOWLES, 2/8/16 EVI HARPER
90 E MITCHEM, 4/24/16 RAYGEN KATE
91 E KNOWLES, 3/30/81 SHANDA HARPER

ALPHABETICAL:

86	E	BASKIN, S1C J EARL & WILLMA G
115	B	HARRIS, CPL WILLIAM B 'BUDDY' H 2ND BN 25 INF DIED A POW 51
117	B	KELLER, ROBERT P SGT US AIRFORCE 1967-1971
122	B	KNOWLES, 2/8/16 EVI HARPER
89	E	KNOWLES, 2/8/16 EVI HARPER
123	B	KNOWLES, 3/30/81 SHANDA HARPER
91	E	KNOWLES, 3/30/81 SHANDA HARPER
124	B	KNOWLES, 5/17/17 COY ROSS
116	B	MARLOW, HERMAN MILTON CPL US ARMY 1945-1947
115	A	MILLER, GROVER C US ARMY
85	E	MILLER, GROVER C US ARMY
114	A	MILLER, ROSE G US NAVY
84	E	MILLER, ROSE G US NAVY
120	B	MITCHEM,  4/24/16 RAYGEN KATE
90	E	MITCHEM, 4/24/16 RAYGEN KATE
88	E	MITCHEM, 6/8/95 TIFFANY MITCHEM
121	B	MITCHEM, 6/8/95 TIFFANY RIVERS
83	E	NEW, ANSLEY
118	B	SMITH, HENRY THOMAS UTC USN WWII VM MY LOVING FATHER
119	B	SMITH, HENRY THOMAS UTC USN WWII VM MY LOVING FATHER
87	E	TANNER, IN MEMORY OF JOHN W JR

CCVMP WALLS OF HONOR - END PLAQUES UPDATES

LAST UPDATED 9 NOVEMBER 2016 - 

CURRENT ADDITIONS 31 MAY 2018

COMPLETE LIST

WALL	3	PLAQUE	9		ARRINGTON, ROMIE
	25		13		BARNETT, DILMUS G
	1		1		LEAK, D S III
	1		3		LEAK, DOUGLAS PAUL
	1		4		LEAK, GEORGE WESLEY
	1		2		LEAK, JAMES GROVER
	2		8		McEWEN, DONALD RAY
	2		5		McEWEN, FLOYD
	2		6		McEWEN, FLOYD STEPHEN
	2		7		McEWEN, VICTOR BLAD
	25		11		MERRELL, HAROLD RALPH
	3		10		WILLIAMS, WILLIAM CHARLES
	25		12		WILLIS, DONNIE EARL

CCVMP WALL OF HONOR NUMBER 26 - NUMERICAL LISTING

"Engraving in process" - Now taking orders for Wall of Honor # 27 - Call 770-855-0291 - Charles Griffin and his committee will be happy to take your order. The Walls of Honor Committee is in the process of finalizing the order for the stencils for sandblasting.  SCHNELL, NORMAN W.             26-1201
WITHNER, JAMES E.	26-1202
HAMMOND, LEAFORD WAYNE	26-1203
GEORGE, CLARENCE S.	26-1204
MARLAR, RICHARD T.	26-1205
HIGHTOWER, DAVID	26-1206
DYER, JOHNNIE M.	26-1207
BAXTER, THOMAS ALYIS	26-1208
KAYLOR, MARVIS REESE	26-1209
BECKHAM, SR. JAMES E.	26-1210
DILLARD, CLYDE D.	26-1211
RIGGS, FRED WILLIAM	26-1212
CARROLL, WILLIAM ARNEL	26-1213
MAXWELL, BILLY RAY	26-1214
MAXWELL, BOBBY JOE	26-1215
CARROLL, THOMAS ARNOLD	26-1216
PARRISH, LESTER CLIFTON	26-1217
PARRISH, JOE EARL, M.D.	26-1218
BUTLER, JAMES DOUGLAS	26-1219
STALLINGS, JOHN CHARLES	26-1220
WEST, EMMETT W.	26-1221
BUTLER PATRICK WAYNE	26-1222
POPPHAM, JERRY WAYNE	26-1223
FULLER, EMMETT E.	26-1224
WALDRON, WILLIAM SIDNEY	26-1225
POYNTER, DARRELL D.	26-1226
RAY, RONALD THOMAS	26-1227
PARRISH, ISAAC MARTIN	26-1228
KEMP, WILLIAM HAROLD	26-1229
CHAMBERS, AARON M.	26-1230
WHITLOCK, CARL MONROE	26-1231
LOVELL, DOUGLAS WILLIAM	26-1232
BOATRIGHT, BOBBY ISAAC	26-1233
JOHNSON, GORDON ALLEN	26-1234
PRUETT, HORACE GLENN	26-1235
PRUETT, MICHEAL GLENN	26-1236
WASHINGTON, MICHAEL EDWARD	26-1237
DAMBROSO, ALEXANDER S.	26-1238
LEE, CHARLES STEPHEN	26-1239
MATTHEWS, ROBERT BOB MARTIN	26-1240
MATTHEWS, WILLIAM BILL MICHAEL	26-1241
LEE, HOWARD T.	26-1242
MURPHY, THOMAS F.	26-1243
ROSSOMONDO, ROGER M.	26-1244
KNIGHT, RANDY D.	26-1245
SHIREY, DOYAL SMITH	26-1246
TURNER, WILLIAM TERRY	26-1247
LATTANZIO, FEY EDWARD	26-1248

CCVMP WALL OF HONOR NUMBER 26 - ALPHABETICAL LISTING

BAXTER, THOMAS ALYIS	26-1208
BECKHAM, SR. JAMES E.	26-1210
BOATRIGHT, BOBBY ISAAC	26-1233
BUTLER, JAMES DOUGLAS	26-1219
BUTLER PATRICK WAYNE	26-1222
CARROLL, THOMAS ARNOLD	26-1216
CARROLL, WILLIAM ARNEL	26-1213
CHAMBERS, AARON M.	26-1230
DAMBROSO, ALEXANDER S.	26-1238
DILLARD, CLYDE D.	26-1211
DYER, JOHNNIE M.	26-1207
FULLER, EMMETT E.	26-1224
GEORGE, CLARENCE S.	26-1204
HAMMOND, LEAFORD WAYNE	26-1203
HIGHTOWER, DAVID	26-1206
JOHNSON, GORDON ALLEN	26-1234
KAYLOR, MARVIS REESE	26-1209
KEMP, WILLIAM HAROLD	26-1229
KNIGHT, RANDY D.	26-1245
LATTANZIO, FEY EDWARD	26-1248
LEE, CHARLES STEPHEN	26-1239
LEE, HOWARD T.	26-1242
LOVELL, DOUGLAS WILLIAM	26-1232
MARLAR, RICHARD T.	26-1205
MATTHEWS, ROBERT BOB MARTIN	26-1240
MATTHEWS, WILLIAM BILL MICHAEL	26-1241
MAXWELL, BILLY RAY	26-1214
MAXWELL, BOBBY JOE	26-1215
MURPHY, THOMAS F.	26-1243
PARRISH, ISAAC MARTIN	26-1228
PARRISH, JOE EARL, M.D.	26-1218
PARRISH, LESTER CLIFTON	26-1217
POPPHAM, JERRY WAYNE	26-1223
POYNTER, DARRELL D.	26-1226
PRUETT, HORACE GLENN	26-1235
PRUETT, MICHEAL GLENN	26-1236
RAY, RONALD THOMAS	26-1227
RIGGS, FRED WILLIAM	26-1212
ROSSOMONDO, ROGER M.	26-1244
SCHNELL, NORMAN W.	26-1201
SHIREY, DOYAL SMITH	26-1246
STALLINGS, JOHN CHARLES	26-1220
TURNER, WILLIAM TERRY	26-1247
WALDRON, WILLIAM SIDNEY	26-1225
WASHINGTON, MICHAEL EDWARD	26-1237
WEST, EMMETT W.	26-1221
WHITLOCK, CARL MONROE	26-1231
WITHNER, JAMES E.	26-1202

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Museum of the American Revolution Opening Ceremony American History TV presented live coverage of the grand opening of the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia. Speakers included former Vice President Joe Biden, historian David McCullough, and Cokie Roberts.

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WW 1 CENTENNIAL - INFORMATION AND PROGRAMS

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Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of WWI Written By Donna L. Crisp, National Vice Chair, Commemorative Events, World War One Centennial/Treaty of Versailles      On this day, 100 years ago, the United States officially entered World War One. Congress voted overwhelmingly in favor of a war declaration on April 6, 1917. President Woodrow Wilson’s decision was impacted by the unrestricted attacks by German submarines on American ships, as well as the Zimmermann Telegram, a secret diplomatic communication, in January 1917, promising Mexico portions of the United States if Mexico gave their allegiance to Germany. America mobilized more than four million citizens during WWI, resulting in over 110,000 deaths and 200,000 wounded.      At this milestone, we reflect on how our nation entered a war that would shape the economic and social roles established in the country’s early history.  Women became a labor force redirected from the home to industry and manning the logistical supply chain for the troops.      To meet this challenge DAR President General Sarah Guernsey and the DAR National Board of Management focused their attention on how the Society could deliver aid during the war. Their initiatives helped in shaping and directing the full force of the Daughters of the American Revolution into a direct service support role.  The President General met with the Defense Secretaries and the newly formed DAR War Relief Service Committee established four branches of service that met with government approval: 1) knitting products required by troops, 2) establishing a “clipping bureau” (i.e. public relations officers), 3) preparing jellies for military hospitals and 4) adopting war orphans.      President General Guernsey, together with her National Board of Management, restructured the DAR into specific committees such as the War Relief Service Committee, with chosen DAR representatives from four geographic areas to provide assistance to State Regents. The National Society decided to practically and effectively support the war effort, to rapidly and efficiently deliver goods and services in support of our nation during WWI. These dramatic organizational construct changes shaped the trajectory of the Society to this day.      During the war, many DAR members served in the Red Cross, YMCA, and YWCA, in France, Italy, and other European countries. The most prominent of DAR members who devoted her service to the war was Jane Delano who was appointed the director of the wartime organization, the Department of Nursing, which supplied nurses to the Army, Navy and Red Cross, managing overseas mobilization of over 20,000 nurses. One hundred years later, this somber commemoration provides us a chance to not only reflect on the events and impact of The Great War, but to celebrate the incredible role that DAR members played during that difficult time period.      The Society is highlighting the WWI Centennial in many ways throughout the year and creating opportunities for chapters to weave the commemoration into the fabric of our DAR work now through to the centennial celebration of the Treaty of Versailles in June of 2019.   We encourage members to help commemorate WWI by spreading awareness in their local schools and communities about the history of this incredibly significant, but often overshadowed war.      As we come together in Washington, D.C. for the 126th Continental Congress in June, there will be special recognition of the centennial commemoration. You certainly won’t want to miss the exhibit that will be on display in the Americana Room highlighting the work of DAR members during WWI. For a sneak peek of the exhibition, view this slideshow about DAR support initiatives during World War One: www.dar.org/WWIefforts.      In the meantime, one of the best ways to learn more about the history of WWI and how you can be engaged in the centennial commemoration is to visit the United States World War One Centennial Commission (WW1CC) website at www.worldwar1centennial.org.      Last year, DAR became a Partner Organization with the U.S. World War One Centennial Commission and we have been working closely with them ever since.  The Commission’s goals of Honor, Educate and Commemorate align well with DAR’s mission of Historic Preservation, Education and Patriotism. Today, you can watch a live stream of the Commission's Centennial Commemoration of the U.S. Entry into WWI at the National WWI Museum and Memorial in Kansas City, MO beginning at 10 am CDT/11 am EDT on their website. DAR members are also encouraged to join the Commemorative Events Committee’s DAR WWI Centennial Commemoration Facebook group to stay up to date on WWI Centennial Commission news and resources, interesting articles and photos related to WWI history, and DAR initiatives that members can incorporate into their chapter meetings and commemorative celebrations.      Mark your calendars for April 10th when PBS will premiere the American Experience series, “The Great War.” This six-hour, three-night event will tell the complex story of World War One through the voices of nurses, journalists, aviators, American troops and others from the time period, as well as explore the significant impact of the war politically, socially and culturally. Today as we commemorate the anniversary of the United States entering The Great War, let us honor those men and women who gave the ultimate sacrifice in service to their country by committing ourselves to understanding and helping others learn the events and impact of World War One.