Duncan Park Memorials
Vietnam
Bell Stanley N. Jr.
Boyce Eugene Russell
Boyter Geddes Charles, Jr.
Bradley Kenneth R.
Bragg Claude Edward
Brockwell Leyburn W., Jr.
Cantrell James Wesley
Cape Jerry
Cassel Kenneth W.
Daniel Danny Earl
Ducker Ronald Dwight
Durham Samuel Ray
Edwards Edwin Ray
Edwards William Edgar
Federline Audley Marshall, Jr.
Ferguson Leroy
Glenn Donald Nelson
Hall Boyce Lee
Haynes John W.
Hensley Garey L.
Hines John Thomas
Hollifield Vernon Gilbert
Hutcherson Gary Carol
Jacobs Ernest Linwood, Jr.
Johnson Lemuel
Kitchens Joel Rhyne
Lawson Lamar Alvis
Layton Webb Herman, Jr.
Lee Melvin
Lewis Jimmie
Mangum Robin
Martin Hoyle Dean
Mason Kenneth A.
Mayes Joseph
McKenzie Paul
McMillin Robert Allen
Meadows Carrol Fayne
Messer Jack William
Miller Paul
Mitchell Donald Thomas
Norris Charles Benjamin
Pruitt David Monroe
Pruitt Osier Lawrence
Rice Thomas, Jr.
Riddle James W.
Roberts Kenneth Eugene
Smith John Clifford, III
Smith Wilbur Eugene, Jr.
Snead Sammie R., Jr.
Still Fred Harold
Swofford Danny R.
Thompson Carl
This blog has been established to document the progress on the project to document the names on the Veterans' Memorial in Duncan Park in Spartanburg, SC.
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Friday, December 19, 2008
Friday, December 12, 2008
Duncan Park Memorial Project Introduction

In Duncan Park, there is a Veterans' Memorial that lists the names of men from Spartanburg County who died in service during World War I, World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan. There are 639 names.
With the American Legion Post 28 as the major sponsor, I am documenting these men, their lives and their service.
We hope to have a book published and ready for sale by Veterans Day (November 11), 2010. The publisher will be Honoribus Press.
If you have information on anyone listed on the Memorial, please contact me.
With the American Legion Post 28 as the major sponsor, I am documenting these men, their lives and their service.
We hope to have a book published and ready for sale by Veterans Day (November 11), 2010. The publisher will be Honoribus Press.
If you have information on anyone listed on the Memorial, please contact me.
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