United States of America

Arthur Moses Shults, PFC, USA, WW II, killed in action April 20, 1945,
awarded the Bronze Star and the Purple Heart (both posthumously)
George Richard Kelley, SMSgt, USAF, WW II, Korean Conflict. No doubt
when his lifelong Commander-in-Chief "called the roll" in heaven on
October 6, 2008, Sergeant Kelley saluted and answered "Present - Sir"!
Robert Lee Shults, YN3, USN, SMSgt, USAF, Southeast Asia, retired,
son of Arthur Moses and son-in-law of George Richard Kelley
Russell Morgan Long, Major, USA, Bosnia, Iraq,
son-in-law of Robert Lee Shults
Jeremy A. Shults, PFC, USA, 988th M.P. Co., Iraq,
grand-nephew of Robert Lee Shults
Ralph E. Kelley, PSG (E7), USA, retired
Edward W. Bond
George Anspaugh, WW II, Korean Conflict, missing in action (MIA) and
presumed dead May 14, 1951; family never could find out information
about how he died and the fellow pilot with him wouldn't say a word.
Dennis Schmidt, Vietnam 1968-1969
Will Schmidt, Iraq 2003-2004
Thomas Clay Burch, PFC, USA, WW II, killed in action
while tending to the wounded March 3, 1945 in Cologne, Germany,
awarded the Purple Heart (posthumously)
The following 10 people were/are from one family;
for more information about them, please click the Veterans Gallery of Honor link below.
George S. Macon, USA, WW II, deceased
Cecil T. Macon, USN (during WWII), USAF, retired, deceased
Frank M. Macon, USA, WW II and Korean Conflict,
deceased (in Korea 1958)
Jacob J. Macon, USN, WW II
Bunny Wayne Chambers, USN, deceased
James Macon Kirby, USA, WW II, 80% disabled
from a wound he received
Horace L. Macon, USA, WW II, Korean Conflict
John F. Weber, USN, WW II, deceased
Eugene M. Parker, USAF, Vietnam, deceased
Allan C "Jack" Weber, USA, Vietnam
J. Ronald Pelhan, USN, Vietnam, Bosnia
Leon Carlisle, MSgt, USAF, retired, Korea, Vietnam, died of
service-connected disabilities in 1983, buried
in Arlington National Cemetery
John B. Weaver, killed in action at Omaha Beach on D-Day
(June 6, 1944), buried in France; uncle of Becky Woods
James Arthur Long, USA, WW II, deceased
James Leroy Long (son of James Arthur), SP5, USA, Vietnam

Click here for more about the Schvaneveldt Brothers.
Troy D. French, USA, Spanish-American War, WW I
Troy A. French (son of Troy D.), USN, WW II, Korean Conflict,
deceased 1-3-2005
Evelyn J. Hodgskiss French (wife of Troy A.), USN, WW II,
deceased 10-21-1998
P. L. Breckenridge (son-in-law of Troy A. and
Evelyn French), USA
Dyer William Wooley, Cpl, USA (1933-1936), deceased 4-13-2000
Arthur Lawrence Wooley Jr., LCpl, USMC (1939-1946),
deceased 7-15-1999
Ernest E. Wooley, MSgt, USAAC/USAF (1943-1963)
Raymond Eugene Wooley, Sgt, USAAC (1943-1947), deceased 1953
Earl Felton Wooley, SMN, USN (1944-1948), served
on USS Gilmore (DE-018)
Clarence Stanton Wooley, SMN, USN, served on USS Kishwakee (AOG-9)
1946-1948, MSgt OKNG and MSgt OKANG, retired 1981
Paul Randall Wooley, YN, USN (1948-1952), MSgt OKANG
Boyd Wooley, SSgt, OKNG & USA (1950-1958),
wounded in action, deceased 2000
Lloyd Wooley, SSgt, USAF (1948 and 1950-1954)
James Vernon Wooley (son of Lloyd), A2C, USAF
Alexander Schroder, USA, Iraq
Arnold E. Gregoire (father of Robert A.), T/5, USA, WW II,
deceased 12-20-1982
Robert A. Gregoire, SP-7, USA, Vietnam
Christopher Gregoire (son of Robert A.), SP-4, USA, Cold War
George O'Toole (uncle of Robert A. Gregoire), Captain (Pilot)
USAAF, WW II, deceased 3-23-1993
Herman Toffler (uncle of Robert A. Gregoire), MSgt, USA & USAF,
WW II, Korean Conflict
Arthur Toffler (uncle of Robert A. Gregoire), Sgt, USA, WW II
Vernon L. Williams, PO1, USN, WW II, Korean Conflict, retired
deceased, buried in Arlington National Cemetery,
esteemed by his son, Stephen, as a hero
Arthur Lee Shults, TSgt, USAF, Gulf War
Danny Kelley, USA, Vietnam
Thomas Raymond Shults, E4, USA, Panama
Sean Kelley, A1C, USAF, Iraq
Matthew Good, A1C, USAF, Iraq
Sona Herland, SrA, USAF, Iraq
Alderson K. Large, Spanish-American War
William Harrison Large, Union Army, Civil War
William (Bill) Copley, USA, killed in action, Vietnam
Richard James Williams, MSgt, USAF, Southeast Asia, retired
Gerald K. Delles, Major, USAF, Vietnam, retired
Wayne C. Lallman, USAF, retired
Wesley R. Butler, USA
T.A. (Andy) Butler, USA
Joseph (Joe) Holt, USA
Leroy Shults, USA
Jack Edward Shults, TN ANG, Iraq
Charles Eugene Shults, USAF, Iraq
Roger Brown, USAF, Vietnam
Earl Edmonds, USA
William (Bill) Eddy, USN, Vietnam
Charles (Chuck) Powers, USAF, Vietnam, retired
Robert (Bob) Powers, USN, Vietnam, retired
William (Bill) Powers, USA
Charles C. Anspach
Gary Anspach, USA
Joseph Anspach, USA
Roy L. White, USA
Glen Sinclair
David McDowell
Pearl E. White
Kyle White
Frank Mullens, WW II
James F. Mullens Jr., USA (Co. C, 1/5 Calvary, 1965;
199th C. 5/12 Calvary, 1968-69)
Thomas Spradlin, Korean Conflict
John Carr, WW I
Burl D. Davis, USMC, WW II (Pacific Theatre)
Burl E. Davis, USA, Vietnam
Cleamon Davis, USAF, Vietnam
W. Jack Davis, USAF
Pauline Bruce, USA
Gilbert A. Rothacker, A1C, USAF, Korean Conflict
Charles Estep, CMSgt (E9), USAF, retired
Michael C. Estep, SSgt (E5), USAF
Mark C. Estep, Sgt (E4), USAF
Vincent B. Aleandri, SSgt, USAF
Dana M. Aleandri, SrA, USAF
Mary Jane Tanner, Sgt, USA
William (Bill) Marshall, Major, USA
Ernest Preston Willis, Korean Conflict, deceased 4-29-1998;
step-father of Garnet LeCompte-Spaulding
Michael (Mike) Spaulding, USAF, Vietnam
Whitney S. LeCompte, Sgt., Spanish-American War
John Whitney LeCompte, Union Army, Civil War
Paul V. Sinderson, USN, WW I and WW II
Hurley Blanchard, USMC, WW I
L. Jerry Blanchard, USN, WW II
Bob Steiner, USA, Vietnam
Eric Rod, USA, Gulf War(1)
Victor E. Perry, USN, retired
Paul F. Gabriel, USCG, retired
John Caputo, USN, WW II
William Godburn, USAF, WW II
Joseph A. Musial, USA, WW I
Leonard R.Musial, USN, WW II
Jeffrey A.Musial, USN, Vietnam
Jan J.Musial, USAF, Vietnam
Steven M.Smith, USN, Vietnam + Reserves
Richard P. Holland, Sgt, USAF, Vietnam
M. Richard Holland, Cpl, USAF, WW II
Henry Stull, Union Army, Civil War
Otho Holland, Colonel, Union Army, Civil War
Harry Smola, WW I
Harry J. Smola, WW II, Korean Conflict
Cecil Grissom, Cpl, USA (13th AAF, 57th Signal W. Battalion),
WW II (Pacific Theater), disabled, deceased 2005
James C. Miller, USCG
Donald Meyer, USMC
Michael Cerullo, Merchant Marine
Phillip Friedrich, USAF
August Gabriel, USN, WW II
Benjamin J. Neumon, 1st Lt, USA, Corps of Engineers
James L. Hill, USAF
George Webb Holder, USN
Robert Gregoire, Vietnam
Peter Todaro, USA, WW II
Bryan Emmett Scharver, Cpl, USMC
Jewel Greene, USA
Johnny DeMarr, USA, Vietnam, killed in action
Alex Holder Jr., LtCol, USA, retired
Darrel Hammonds, USA
Ulys Hammonds, USA
Joseph Hardage, USAF
Randy Myers, USAF
J. R. Riddle, MSgt, USAF, retired
Dennis Brabham, MSgt, USAF, retired
Kelly Peaks, USAF
George Rubio, USAF
Deborah Rubio, USAF
Kirby Overby, USAF
Nathaniel Tall, USAF
Brian Haywood, USN
Greg Dearborn, USN, retired
James T. Williams, CWO4, USMC, retired
Edward (Dutch) Ihnat, USAF, retired
Jack Gregory, Lt Col, USAF
Ronald (Ron) Hicks, USAF
Roger Hall, USAF, retired
Wayne Blackburn, USAF
Thomas (Tom) Flym, USA, retired
Jack Ballance, USAF, retired
John C. Bailey, USMC
Charles Blanchard, USN
Robert Labbe, USMC, retired
Michael Labbe, USAF
Scott Labbe, USAF
Kimberly Labbe, USAF
Renee C. Michaels, USN, retired
Charles Potter, USAF
Michael Pate, USAF
James (Jim) Orr, USAF
Dwight Pegg, USAF
Edward Vincent, USA
Patricia Vincent, USA
Lee White, USAF
Ricky Wilson
Baron Spencer, USAF
Jimmie Dyess, Captain, USN, Dyess DDS880 namesake
Edwin Dyess, Colonel, USAF, Dyess AFB namesake
Samuel Smeltzer, USMC
Emerson R. Smeltzer, USN, WW II (Pacific Theater)
David C. Smeltzer, USA Air Corps, WW II, he and his
plane were lost in 1945 (MIA)
Harry W. Rudolph USN, retired
Jerry Halstead, USN, retired
Tom Halstead, USN, killed in action
Alexander W. Walker, SFC, USA Vietnam, retired
Gary Michael Matthews, CWO5, USMC, retired
Jason W. Jones, PFC, USA, Operation Desert Spring 02-03
Lloyd Flynn Jr., USN, retired
Morris Lillard Young, USA, Vietnam, retired
James Ramsey III, USMC
Michael (Mike) Rotten, USAF, AL ANG, retired
Phillip Bollenbeck, TN ANG, Bosnia
Bradley (Brad) Hobbs, USMC Reserve
Brad Hennessy
Robert Lee Farrar, USA (6th Division)
Jeremy Watts, USN, Desert Storm
Larry Bruce Newman, USA, Vietnam
Glenn Certain Young, USA
Jimmy Huff, USMC
Dallas Shults, USA, World War II
Osborne Shults, USA
Frank Bell, USAF
Dallas Bell, USA
John Bell, USA (JAG)
Daniel Bell, USA, Chaplain
Una Bell, USAF
Jim Murrell, USA
Dale Murrell, USA
Larry Gray, USMC
Josh McMahan, USA
Botch Whaley, USN, World War II
Wade Click, USN
Victor Lynn (Pip) Shults, TN ANG
W.J. Bryant, USA
James L. Dorsey, MSgt, USAF, retired
Homer L. McCarter, WW II
Charles P. Williams, Pvt, USA, WW I
Clyde C. Williams, Pvt, USMC (1928-1931)
Charles P. Williams, GM2, USN, Korean Conflict
James Adamouski, Captain, USA, Iraq, killed in action
Chad E. Bales, PFC, USMC, Iraq, killed in action
Mathew Boule, SPC, USA, Iraq, killed in action
Ernest G. Bucklew, Sgt, USA, Iraq, killed in action
Paul Bueche, PFC, USA, Iraq, killed in action
Anthony D'Agostino, PFC, USA, Iraq, killed in action
Erik A. Halvorsen, CWO, USA, Iraq, killed in action
Nolen Hutchings, PVT, USMC, Iraq, killed in action
Lincoln Hollinsaid, Sgt, USA, Iraq, killed in action
Michael Vann Johnson Jr., PO3, USN, Iraq, killed in action
Devon D. Jones, PVT, USA, Iraq, killed in action
Jeffrey Kaylor, 2nd Lieutenant, USA, Iraq, killed in action
Joseph Mayek, PFC, USA, Iraq, killed in action
Brian McGinnis, Sgt, USMC, Iraq, killed in action
Robert E. Rooney, SFC, USA, Iraq, killed in action
Anthony Orlando Thompson, Sgt, USA, Iraq, killed in action
Manning G. Haney, PFC, USA (Co. F, 506th INF, 101st Airborne
Division), WW II, killed in action October 8, 1944, Arnhem, Holland
John Taylor, Sgt, USA, WW II
(Son of John; first name?) Haney Taylor, General, USA
Clarence Shrout, PFC, USA, WW II, killed alongside Manning G.
Hanney (above) October 8, 1944, Amham, Holland



Confederate States of America


John Henry Williams, Pvt, Confederate Army, Civil War
William Hank Bosley, Confederate Army, Civil War,
prisoner of war (POW); gg-grandfather of Garnet LeCompte-Spaulding
Robert J. Day, Captain, Confederate Army, Civil War; g-grandfather
of Garnet LeCompte-Spaulding



Portugal

Vasco Lino da Silva, Colonel, Army Infantry,
Colonial Wars (Africa)



Canada

Hurley Blanchard, Army, WW I



Finland

Uuno Tervakangas, Winter War Finland-Russia and WW II
Mikko Bister, Winter War Finland-Russia and WW II