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not forget those 407,000 men who laid down their lives and the 670,000 who shed their own blood protecting democracy on all parts of this Earth.
From Rappahannock, 18 men are listed as having given their lives in that struggle: Lauey C. Atkins, Roxie L. Atkins, W. C. Campbell Jr., Francis H. Cary, John W. Dulaney, Frank S. Elmore, Glen B. Fanning, Luther D. Foster, Vance H. Keeler Jr., Francis W. Latham, Fred L. Miller, James F. Norcom, Frank C. Schaefer, David L. Tilson, Douglas Weakly, Griber Weakly, Johnnie W. Wharton, Donald H. Williams, Woodrow W. Wince, John D. Wood, Robert Yowell.
We can celebrate today the victory won 40 years ago, but let’s not forget those who paid so dear a price for that victory.
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