SOME OF THE MEMORIAL BRICKS USED IN THE WALKWAY SEMPER FI ALWAYS FAITHFUL ALWAYS A MARINE 1961-1966 THE FAMILY OF ROBERT 'ROB' TAYLOR, WIFE, LAVADA, DAUGHTERS ROBIN, AND GRANDCHILDREN, WOULD LIKE TO DEDICATE THIS MONUMENT TO ROBERT FOR HIS LOYALTY TO GOD AND COUNTRY. TANKSLEY 2 LT INFANTRY U S ARMY 1942-1945 PURPLE HEART, CIB IN HONOR OF ALL WHO SERVED, THOSE WHO SACRIFICED LIFE AND LIMB, AND THE COMBAT INFANTRYMEN WHO LED THE WAY. AND MOLLIE GRAVES CLAYTON OF CISCOĬARL B.

COAST GUARD, 1942 - 1946 DONATED BY DESCENDENTS OF ROBERT E. I DEDICATE THIS MEMORIAL TO ALL THE HEROIC MEAN AND WOMEN WHO HAVE SERVED IN THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE. REMEMBERING THOSE WHO WERE PRISONERS-OF-WAR AND MISSING-IN-ACTION THESE OBELISKS STAND IN HONOR OF THOSE WHO HAVE MADE THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE IN PRESERVING OUR FREEDOMS Robert also contributed the photographs of various memorials and monuments already in the newly opened park. And, as additional bricks are placed in the park, the museum will update this list periodically. Green, the museum now has a listing of what those first bricks reveal about Murray County veterans they honor. Other monuments have captions with the photos indicating who donated them.The Coast Guard bench was donated by Phyllis Fincher Parsons.The Air Force bench was donated by the James C.The Marines bench was donated by Sons of the Confederacy.The Navy bench was donated by Ed Burger.The Army bench was donated by Steve Witherow.The POW-MIA monument was provided by American Legion Riders Post 167.All of the flag-poles were donated by the Bobby T.The obelisks were furnished by a donor who wanted to remain anonymous.Memorial bricks were sold to help finance the building of the park and the first of those bricks have been installed. New in 2010, the Murray Veterans Memorial honors men and women who have honorably served in the military. Home Page | | Why a Museum in Cyberspace? | | Site Search | | Updates Murray County Veteran's Museum - MURRAY VETERANS MEMORIAL

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