Col Kuhns served his country in World Warr II in the New Guinea and Phillippine campaigns treating the sick and wounded . He became and expert in tropical medicine and was widely recognized for his erudition and scholarship. He later served at Walter Reed Army Hospital treating the sick from the Korean war.

In honor of all Veterans and those Odd Fellows who have gone above and beyond to visit the sick, relieve the distressed, bury the dead and educate the Orphan.

USMC Mike 3/1 Vietnam Veterans

Thank you for your service, your courage, and the sacrifices you and your families have made. Because of your dedication, we are able to live with safety, freedom, and opportunity. We honor you today and every day. Your strength and commitment will never be forgotten.

Thank you to all the veterans that lost their lives protecting our freedoms and the USA????

Uncle Joe, thank you for your service and ultimate sacrifice in WW2. We all witnessed your sister Opal, our dear loving mother, grieve every October 21. That was the day you were KIA. She loved you so much! That we all could see! It is such an honor to call you our Uncle! Veterans are simply the best! You are talked about often! We all love you, Andrew and Opal Watts's family

In memory of beloved husband and father, CPO Barry Pearrow, USN retired, who dedicated 21 years of service to our country. Fair winds and following seas.

In loving memory of Deborah Tanner. Lauren your wreaths made it to Kentucky.! May God continue to give you strength through this difficult time. ????

William C. McGinley was aTechnical Sergeant with the 577th Bomb Squadron, 392nd Bomb Group, 8th Air Force in England during World War II. He was killed in action on August 12, 1944, at the age of 21. He was a much beloved son and brother. My family and I honor my uncle's memory and his ultimate sacrifice on the 80th anniversary year of his death. We pray for the repose of his soul.

Our sincere gratitude to these brave soldiers who gave the ultimate sacrifice of their lives for us and our freedom.

Thank you to all the veterans that lost their lives protecting our freedoms and the USA????

USMC Mike 3/1 Vietnam Veterans

Ernest Everett Edge was named after his father (Ernest Edge) and his uncle (Everett Hughes). He was the second son in a family of 12. His older brother, George William Edge was killed in action on November 26, 1944 in Longesville, France. He was a member of Patton's 3rd Army. Ernest Everett was a member of the 23rd Regiment 2nd Army Division. He was killed during the battle of the May Massacre from May 16 to May 20, 1951.

To our dads & the rest of the Greatest Generation, THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE ????????

Thank you Larry Smith for showing your bravery and love for your Country.Larry was also a great person after he was in the service. He would help anyone that needed help.

In remembrance of all the brave young men who so gallantly fought evil and gave their lives for future generations to have the freedoms we have today. May they never be forgotten.