Private Eugene C. Beaton was born in Lemmon, South Dakota on May 29, 1919. As a resident of Cass County, North Dakota, he entered the USMC Mpls, Minnesota on June 7 1944. He served in the Asiatic Pacific Theater and died in service on June 3, 1945 in Okinawa. He was married to Florence A. Beaton and he is burried in Plot 51, E1/2 block of 5, Holy Cross Cemetery, Fargo, North Dakota.

 born Birmingham, Ala 5 Apr 04; resident Ramsey County, NDak; entered US Navy Mpls, Minn 6 Jun 42; died in service 7 Aug 45 at Boston, Mass; burial place unk

born Williston, NDak 21 Aug 21; resident Williams County, NDak; entered AUS Williston, NDak 10 Feb 41; served Asiatic Pacific Theater; died in service 15 Nov 42 Guadalcanal; buried in Plot 633, Grave 8 at Riverview Cemetery, Williston, NDak. 

born Cass County, NDak 19 Mar 21; resident Cass County, NDak; entered US Navy from Cass County, NDak 8 Jul 42; died in service 22 Nov 44 near Albany, Tex; buried in SW Plot, Lot 1, Grave 3, Section 41 at Page Cemetery, Page, NDak.

born Antler Township, NDak 4 Mar 15; resident Towner County, NDak; entered US Army Ft Snelling, Minn 21 May 42; died in service 29 Jun 43 at Yuma, Ariz; PFC; buried in Plot 35, Row Center, Section D, 1.0.0.F. Cemetery at Rock Lake, NDak.

Born in Lidgerwood, NDak 23 May 21; resident Richland County, NDak; entered US Navy Richland County, NDak 20 Mar 42; served Asiatic Pacific Theater

born Mpls, Minn 21 Dec 1900; resident Grand Forks County, NDak; entered AUS West Point, NY 12 Jun 24; died in service 30 Jun 43 Saxe, Va; buried in Plot 4863, Arlington National Cemetery, Ft Myer, Va.

born Wishek, NDak 22 Jun 23; resident McIntosh County, NDak; entered US Navy 20 Jun 43; served Asiatic Pacific Theater; KIA 12 Nov 44 San Pedro Bay, Philippine Islands; buried in St John's Lutheran Church Cemetery, Wishek, NDak.

Born in Underwood, North Dakota on June 23, 1921. Entered the US Army in Lubbock, Texas June 25, 1941. Served the European African Middle Eastern Theater.

Flight Officer Bartley was a Co-Pilot of 8th Air Force, B-17G Flying Fortress #42-31763 nicknamed "Ten Horsepower."

John Arthur Barrow was born in Belfield, Stark County, North Dakota on November 30, 1923, to Theolie "Theo" and Ruth Eslick Barrow. He entered the United States Navy Great Lakes, Illinois on November 17, 1942, and served in the Asiatic Pacific Theater. Electrician's Mate Third Class Barrow was killed in action on April 12, 1945, in Okinawa, Japan and is buried in Plot 172, Row 1, Grave 1, Belfield Lutheran Cemetery, Belfield, Stark County, North Dakota.