U.S. Army Air Force, killed in India: 2 Lt. Hollis K. Almonrode U.S. Army Air Force: 353 Air SVC SW; Texas Pvt: James Leonard Hempel 765 AAF Bomb Sqd., 2nd Lt Roach L. Admire killed 13 Oct 1944 Tennessee Army Air Force killed 1944: 1st Lt. James Frank Winton Hdqtrs Squadron 27th Bomber Group Light: Maxwell Reynolds Sloan: KIA 12 Jul 1942 in Phillipines U.S. Army Aviation Engineers; Naples, Italy June 1942-1946: Warren Folden Griswold U.S.Army, killed at Epinal, France 25 Jan 1945: 1st Lt. Noble J. Flynn U.S. Army, 54th Inf Battn, 10th Armored Div, killed 25 Feb 1945 Luxembourg: Priv: R. J. Winton U.S. Army: 3rd Armored Div, Gen. Geo. Patton killed 12 Aug 1942 in Georgia: Grady S. Winton U.S. Army: TEC4 Gaylord Lester Winton US Army: Donivan Lecil Winton U.S. Army: North Africa: Reginald Rex Winton U.S.Army, 460th Medical Collection Co. served in Normandy, northern France and central Europe: Marvin E. Winton U.S. Army, Corporal: Otis Snyder Russell Medic/Surgical Technician 54th Armored Infantry Battalion served in Algeria-French Morroco, Tunisia, Sicily, Normandy, Northern France, Ardennes Central Europe Rhineland Oct 1942- 12 Sep 1944 U.S. Navy: Bataan Death March - P.O.W. until end of war: Lt. Thomas Hayes Carden U.S. Navy: MOM N2 William Aubrey Christian U.S. Navy: Owen Wyley Winton, Jr. U.S. Navy (South Pacific): Eugene Colleni U.S. Navy: Pacific Theater: Jesse Eugene Fonville U.S. Navy killed in action 11 Oct 1945 near Guam: Byron G. Butler U.S. Navy: Linnie Joe ( Jack ) Winton TEC5 Samuel Cooper Winton killed in action in 1945 in Germany; awarded the Bronze Star Herbert Etheridge died on USS Arizona at Pearl Harbor |
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