We honor those who serve.

Dennis Smith US Army Pleiku- Vietnam. Grandpa of Monty Williams 3 rd grade.

Kevin Slauter US Army Uncle of Brian & Andrew Bowers

Paul Lewis Vietnam Veteran Grandpa of Brian & Andrew Bowers

Tommy House US Navy January 1969-January 1973 Vietnam Veteran served on the USS Oriskany Grandfather of Ethan and Emory House

Hubert Clifton Staff Sergeant, U.S. Army Retired Army Ordinance Signal Corps Air Defense Artillery Served mainly in Italy during WWII, but also served in African and Middle Eastern Campaigns. Hubert also was a member of the CCC, Civilian Conservation Corps, prior to enlisting in the Army. Uncle of Kallie & Kate Clifton November 18, September 3, 2004

Obie Clifton US Army, Korean War Enlisted 1949 at age 17. Heavy Mortar Company 31 st Regiment, 7 th Infantry Division. Missing in Action, November 30, 1959 at the north end of Chosen Reservoir, North Korea. Uncle of Kallie and Kate Cllifton. Presumed dead, December 31, 1953

Waldo Beadle Joined the Army January 1937, and was sent to the Philippines where he was a boat guard with the 59th Artillery Division, between Corregidor and Manila. May 9th, 1942, Beadle and his entire division were captured as prisoners of war. Beadle was a POW for 1,205 days and survived the infamous Bataan Death March. Beadle returned home in October Uncle of Kallie & Kate Clifton October 7, July 9, 1996

Larry Tyson US Army October 1966-October 1968 Vietnam Veteran Sergeant E-5 worked in Transportation Grandfather of Kadan Gravitt, Erika Lamb, & Breyer Lamb

Hugh Butler US Navy 1 st Class Petty Officer Medical Corpman. Served in WWII from Served in Korea from Grandfather of Chisum Garrett 1 st grade

William Jackson Pillars Jr. US Army Private E-1 Korean Service Medal United Nations Service Medal National Defense Service Medal, and Good Conduct Medal. Family of Landon Trent, Kindergarten

Patsy (Long) Trent US Air Force Retired Master Sergeant May July Base Training Manager Travis AFB, California. Family of Landon Trent, Kindergarten.

Jimmy Trent Jr. US Army Staff Sergeant Delta Co Aviation Regiment 1 st Aircraft Brigade, 1 st Calvary Division Korea 1 year. Iraq 3+ years Bronze Star Afghanistan 1 year Silver Star Pakistan 3 months Ft. Hood, Texas Family of Landon Trent, Kindergarten

Joshua James Trent US Army E-4 Specialist 86 th Combat Support Hospital Higher Headquarter Det. Afghanistan Ft. Campbell, Kentucky Family of Landon Trent, Kindergarten.

Sam Roebuck US Air Force Mechanic, Stationed in Ft. Worth Texas, Witchita Falls Texas, Oklahoma City Oklahoma, Charleston SC, Marquett Michigan, and Castle California Grandfather of Caitlin & Sam Roebuck

Candi Roebuck- Mericle US Air Force Stationed in New York, England, Abilenne Texas. Aunt of Caitlin & Sam Roebuck Candi far right

Adam Shaffer & Michelle Shaffer US Army Parents of Joshua Shaffer 3 rd grade

J.D. Carter US Navy, Served from June 2, 1954-June 1, 1959 Stationed in San Diego, California for Boot Camp 2 years in Corpus Christie, TX, and on a ship for 3 years in Hawaii, China, Philippines, Japan, & New Zealand Great-grandfather of Jaylee Campbell 1 st grade

Billy R. Harless US Army SPC 3 rd Class August August 1958

Kenneth Mays US Navy & Boiler Tender on the USS Vesole rd PTN BTNYA 9 th TNG BN Taken August 22, 1956 in Ft. Bliss, Texas

USS Bryce Canyon (AD 36) Launched, 7 March Commissioned September 15, Decommissioned June 30, 1981 at Naval Station Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Struck from the Naval Register, June 30, Final Disposition, sold for scrapping to National Metal & Steel, Terminal Island, CA., April 6, 1982 USS Bryce Canyon received one battle star for her service in the Korean War. USS Vessel 878. Gun fire support ship in Vietnam. First Navy ship to leave the East coast for Vietnam. It was involved in a ship wreck on the way which delayed the crew for 2 weeks. Carried Kenneth Mays

Bobby J. Marshall US Army, SP3 Basic Training- Ft. Gibson at El Paso, TX Served June May 1956 at Panama Canal Zone

Sergeant Medic, served in Afghanistan and Iraq. Family of Chisum Garrett, 1 st grade

The Soper National Honor Society would like to thank all the men and women who have fought and who are still fighting for our freedom.