sence; Charles Emerson Hagerman, reported missing in action, .

sence; Charles Emerson Hagerman, reported missing in action, . 1943, while 'on military leave &t absence; Trooper Urshell Thomas Mayo, died 1941, collision; Trooper George Franklin Miller,7 killed in action, 1945, while on military leave of absence, Lieut. Col., with the United States Third Army ian, der General Patton; Inspector Charles William Puckett, died 1938, from pneumonia contracted from exposure in the line of duty while successfully apprehending a murderer in the mountains of Southwest Virginia; Trooper William Raymond Thompson, died. 1935, killed when he attempted to capture three bank robbers in the act of robbing a bank at Fork Union, (upon the approach to the bank, the lookout seated in a car became frightened and fled. Trooner Thompson overpowered and disarmed the second man, who was standing in the door of the bank. As Trooper Thompson stood in the door, the third robber shot him. The first shot knocked him ■down, and the man who shot him came from within the bank and - shot him in the back a number of times as he lay on the ground. The— murderer was apprehended a few hours later and lost his life in the electric chair. The other men of the robber band received sen-* fences of 66 and 99 years); Troop