Veterans Fountain
The people of Worthington dedicate this memorial to those here named who entered the Armed Services from this community in time of war and died in service to our country.
Their names are etched in our hearts.
Our freedom is their gift.
Persons who entered the Armed Forces from Worthington who were killed in action or died from injury or disease
War of 1812
Luther Palmer • Zophar Topping
Civil War
Eli Barker • Henry C. Burr • George McIlvan • Walter A. Tuller
World War I
Laurence G. Leasure •
Arthur Wolford • William H. Yauger
World War II
Tad Blackston • Curtiss A. Brown • Ted. R. Chapin • Lewis C. Christian • Max D. Clark • John N. Erskine • Clarence R. Graham • Norman B. Griggs • Joseph J. Harrold • Daniel P. Hodges • John W. Keys •
Frank Kruse • Richard Livingston • Richard L. Lynam • William E. Mantel • James Orr • Jeremy O. Pruden • Ben Pyle • Edwin J. Stroupe • Charles H. Wilson
Vietnam War
George Bonnell III • William H. Condit Jr. • Charles J. Freeland • William J. Hrinko • Byron F. Tennent
Persian Gulf
Lee Ann Lambert • David M. Spellacy
Iraqi Freedom
Harrison J. Meyer • Brandon F. Oberleitner
Citizens of this community have served with honor in all wars since our War of Independence
Let us bow our heads in silent prayer remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice, that we might live in peace. To us is passed the sacred trust that their going was not in vain. Our heritage of liberty, justice and freedom will forever be cherished as their perpetual memorial.
Marker is on High Street, on the right when traveling south.
Courtesy hmdb.org
