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Last NameFirst NameMiddle NameBranchRankDeceasedWallColumnRowProfile
AdamsJackieWayneUSAPFC02/06/1964North131
AdkinsCoryAllenUSMCSGT01/31/2008South41ADKINS, Cory Allen, Sergeant, U.S. Marine Corps, Louisville, Kentucky; January 31, 2008, motor vehicle accident while serving with School of Infantry, East Division, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
AkersClydeCalvinUSMCSGT05/20/1983East122
AlessioJamesGerardUSAFSRA09/20/1987South1112
Allen, IIIJohnEdwardUSMC1stSGT05/11/1989South216
AlleyEricDavidsonUSASPC09/28/1986West916
AlveyDonaldRayUSACW203/20/1983North92
Ames, Jr.ScotWayneUSAF1stLT02/19/2021North413AMES, Scot Wayne Jr., 1st Lieutenant, U.S. Air Force, Pekin, Indiana; February 19, 2021, tragically perished in a military aircraft training accident near Montgomery, Alabama, while serving as flight instructor pilot at Columbus Air Force Base, Columbus, Mississippi.
AndersonNormanAllenUSAFA/B06/26/1954East84
ArnettSteveVernonUSAPFC09/14/1991South71
AsplundPaulLynnUSMCLCPL01/17/1977West615
AtkinsonDavidAlecUSAFTSG07/22/1991North53
AugustinAdrienE.USMCPVT08/17/2009West57AUGUSTIN, Adrien E., Private, U.S. Marine Corps, Covington, Kentucky; January 17, 2009, cardiac arrest, while undergoing recruit training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, South Carolina.
BaerDavidLeeUSMCCPL03/18/1985East47
BakerDaleThomasUSAFCPT03/16/1967South39
Barnes, IIPaulD.USMCCPT05/10/1997West215
BarrettPatrickAllenUSASGT01/15/1998North13
BaskervilleCurtisW.USMCMGYSGT11/16/1992East144
BatesRonaldDavidUSAPFC01/25/1980South125
BeachamMonicaL.USCGPO210/29/2009East1216BEACHAM, Monica L., Petty Officer (2nd Class), U.S. Coast Guard, Clarksville, Tennessee; October 29, 2009, aircraft collision with Marine Corps AH-1 Cobra helicopter, while serving as radio operator on search and rescue mission off coast of San Diego. All crew members were lost at sea.
BeckMorrisO.USAFMAJ11/04/1959West61BECK, Morris O., Major, U.S. Air Force; November 4, 1959, perished at sea when armed B-52 aircraft, which he was piloting on patrol, caught fire and crashed into the Gulf of Mexico. Rescue efforts failed to recover the aircraft or bodies of the crew. Major Beck, was a veteran of World War II and the Korean War at the time of his death.
BellWilliamK.USAPFC03/17/1980West1116
BellamyByronLeeUSA1sLT11/07/1984North102
BenderTimothyWayneUSASGT10/27/1968West318
BennettSonyaYvetteUSASPC07/07/1986East94
BentleyWilliamDeanUSASSG03/24/1992South817
BitterTinaMarieUSAPV211/05/1982West711
BlackGaryWayneUSASGT06/30/1980North64
Black, Jr.RonaldCarolUSAPV203/04/1989East513
Blackmon, Jr.JamesBernardUSMCCPT02/17/2002South49
BloomerCharlesWayneUSNMR2(DIV)01/17/1982West310
Boaz, Jr.JamesDavidUSNPO203/03/1991North24
BodyBruceEdwardUSASGT09/12/1982East18
BowmanPaulDouglasUSMCPFC09/27/1985South1415
Bradley, Jr.JohnTrosperUSASPC12/12/1985West1314
BrautiganJamesNorbertUSASSGT02/02/1965North111
BriggsMachelleYvonneUSAPV108/30/1987East1011
BrightwellJohnDavidUSNPCO11/01/1960South910
Brooks, Jr.DavidPhillipsUSNLTJG10/28/1986West84
BrownCarlUSMCCPL05/06/1958North74
BrownDelbertL.USNLTJG10/10/1957South814BROWN, Delbert L., Lieutenant Junior Grade, U.S. Navy, Louisville, Kentucky; October 10, 1957, aircraft accident in the Bering Sea while on patrol off coast of Alaska. Credited with saving lives of two crew members before perishing at sea when swept off wing in heavy seas.
BrownGaryTaylorUSNPO106/05/1984East69
BrownGlenCecilUSASP203/03/1957South611
BrownLarryG.USAFTSG04/06/1983West47
BrownWayneAllenUSASPC07/08/1994North31
BrubakerRonaldDavidUSMCSGT09/08/1977West26BRUBAKER, Ronald David, Sergeant, U.S. Marine Corps, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; September 8, 1977, drowning at sea during airborne reconnaissance insertion training exercise off coast of Okinawa, Japan, when his parachute failed to deploy following static-line jump from CH-53 Sea Stallion helicopter. Search efforts in high winds and rough seas were unsuccessful.
BunchRickyLeeUSASSG07/23/1991East211
BurdenDannyRayUSAFA2C04/25/1967South17
Burks, Jr.BenjaminTaftUSASGT07/05/1988West144
BurtonJohnMarkUSAFA1C07/10/1980North137
Burton, IIO.V.USAPV207/05/1983East121
CannonAliceMarieUSAPVT07/02/1945South107
CarmanRickyGlennUSASSG09/04/1993West98
CarricoWilliamCarrollUSNFN09/18/1949East718
CartretteEarlF.USAFSRA06/25/1996North89
CarverGaryIjamsUSNRLT03/06/1975East712
CaseJerryM.USAFAMN03/30/1982South613
CasonDavinaBarnesUSASPC04/15/1994West53
CecilMichaelJasonUSMCPVT02/11/1997North44
ChamberlainGlennEdwardUSNET306/23/1986East35
ChapmanDavidMarkUSNENFA01/17/1977South211
ChildersJackBurtonUSASP307/02/1957West112
ChristesonDavidUSASSG08/06/1982North148
ClarkJayFredericUSMCPVT07/14/1983East137
ClarkVictoriaLeaUSNQMSR03/02/1986South127
ClineRandolphM.USAFSSG10/18/1980West54
CoffeyBruceLeeUSNRSR05/25/1992North83
ColbertDavidL.USAFSRA10/08/1985East79
ColeTerryL.USNEN303/03/1977East715COLE, Terry L., Engineman 3rd Class, U.S. Navy, Louisville, Kentucky; September 3, 1955, training accident at sea while participating in grounded ship salvage operation near Coronado, California.
Coleman, Jr.RobertEdwardUSNPO107/14/1998South74
CollinsBrianLaurenceUSMCCPL05/10/1996West65COLLINS, Brian L., Corporal, U.S. Marine Corps, Louisville, Kentucky; May 10, 1996, mid-air helicopter collision during training exercise at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, in which 14 Marines perished.
ColvinDouglasAllenUSNFA05/26/1984North46
ConroyPatrickUSNLTJG04/17/1980East46
CookeJosephBellUSMCMGYSGT11/01/1987South36
CooleyFrankCharlesUSASGT09/16/1981West211
CooperDavidL.USAFAMN12/05/1981North14
CorleyWilliamAllenUSAFA/1C05/30/1959East142
CornettRichardLeeUSASGT08/13/1986South1312
CornettSharonKayUSASPC08/09/1983West1215
CoxJamesEdwardUSNEMC12/12/1980North114
CreechTerryGeneUSASP407/13/1983East106
CrumpAlfredAllenUSAFSSGT09/14/1977West1110
CruseLarryGeneUSMCLCPL12/14/1987South82
CummingsJoyceAnnUSASSG01/28/1983West77
CunaginBarbaraJeanUSASPC07/15/1983North67
CurranDavidA.USMCLCPL07/15/1982East58
DaleRobertAndrewUSMCLCPL06/17/1997South48
DaltonMichaelUSMCCPT08/23/1973West38
DavisWilliamL.USAFCPT09/02/2012North18DAVIS, William L., Captain, U.S. Air Force, Louisville, Kentucky; September 2, 2012, motorcycle accident while on active duty orders reassigning him from a two (2) year deployment in Saudi Arabia with the Defense Contract Management Agency, to a military billet in the Boston, MA area.
DeanGregoryToddUSASPC03/08/1988North211
DeatonSamuelUSASPC07/25/1989East15
DeckerSidneyJamesUSMCPFC10/23/1983West45
DehartRickyLeeUSNGMG302/23/1981West137
DezarnMarvinAlanUSAPFC10/03/1989North123
DillionChristopherNeilUSAPFC03/11/1993East112
DonaldsonRandallTrentUSAPV208/04/1980South105
DouglasTravisMichaelUSNLTJG12/10/2011North110DOUGLAS, Travis Michael, Lieutenant Junior Grade, U.S. Navy, Louisville, Kentucky; December 10, 2011, of natural causes, while providing regulatory oversight of Naval Nuclear Power Propulsion Program activities at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
DownsGaryLeeUSNCWO204/22/1991West96
DubreeTommyDewayneUSMCLCPL12/23/1988North77
DuellTerryD.USAFSRA08/29/1986East78
DuncanDanielMarkUSNBT302/02/1989South516
DunnaganJamesAllenUSASFC05/23/1954West41
EarhartEdwardT.USNAG109/11/2001North316
EdmondsRobertDeanUSAPV210/12/1980East22
EdwardsRoyL.USMC1stSGT10/23/1983South110
ElliottRobertF.USAFA3C1956West1312
EllisFrankWilbyUSAFCOL12/18/1957North134
EllnorDavidScottUSASPC07/15/1989East1210
Embry, Jr.AncelThomasUSNPO202/07/1992South118
EnglandPaulRichardUSAFA2C09/01/1965West1012
EngleHenryUSNAE104/02/1982North96
EnglebertChristopherWilliUSASPC12/12/1985East814
EpleyChristopherAllenUSMCLCPL12/21/1997South68
EvansBarryDouglasUSASPC07/06/1982West511
EvansRobertKeithUSAFSSG09/13/1997North415
EverettGaryMitchellUSAFCPT09/19/1997East33
FenwickJohnA.USARPV108/12/1978South26
FergusonRickyJoeUSAPV108/20/1982West13
FlemingLarryDouglasUSMCLCPL12/04/1985North1411
FloydCharlesUSASGT08/20/1804East135
FranklinLawrenceBernardUSCGMM03/02/1961South126
FugateFrederickR.USNDK304/27/1953West117
FulkJeremyJamesUSMCCPL08/01/2000North104
GallantTaylorJosephUSNPO201/26/2012East911GALLANT, Taylor Joseph, Petty Officer (2nd Class), U.S. Navy, Lexington, Kentucky; January 26, 2012, of natural causes while training off coast of North Carolina as Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Technician assigned EOD Mobile Unit 12, Virginia Beach, Virginia.
GefkenKevinWallaceUSASPC05/09/1961East93
GibsonJonathanS.USNCWO309/22/2013North618GIBSON, Jonathan S., Chief Warrant Officer 3, U.S. Navy, Elizabethtown, Kentucky; September 22, 2013, aircraft accident while attempting to land Knighthawk helicopter on deck of guided missile destroyer deployed in Red Sea. Body never recovered.
GibsonRandyDaleUSASSG07/05/1983South97
GivensGregoryDewayneUSAPFC03/04/1993West76
GloreJohnR.USMC1stLT09/07/1979South1310
Good, IIILansdenRozzelleUSMCCPL05/03/1989North512
GordonJosephEmmettUSMCLCPL04/07/1980East113
GoshornDavidS.USAFMS09/05/1983South31
GrahamWilliamEdwardUSNSCC04/10/1953West28
Gray, Jr.HermanDeeUSASFC01/03/1980North112
GriffithRussellHunterUSAAC1stLT10/12/1936South1116GRIFFITH, Russell Hunter, 1st Lieutenant, U.S. Army Air Corps, Sturgis, South Dakota; October 12, 1936, tragically perished in a military aircraft (BT 9) training accident near Grand Prairie, Texas, while serving as flight instructor pilot at Hensley Field. 1st Lieutenant Griffith was a 1931 graduate of the United States Military Academy, with many relatives in the Louisville, Kentucky area.
GruberMarkWadeUSMCCPT11/04/1992East1411
GuillJamesMarvinUSACW203/08/1988South1215
HabasDanielP.USAFCPT03/24/1980West122
HackerRobertStephenARNGMAJ07/08/1998North121
HallBrandyRaeUSAPV204/04/1996East913
HallGeorgeT.USAFMAJ06/23/1981South85
HallJamesAllenUSASSG01/10/1995West91
HallJasonRyanUSAPFC09/01/1997North71
HallRexWarrenUSNHN05/31/1984East67
Hammond, IIRobertEdwinUSASPC06/15/1982South46
HammonsKelleyRayUSNSR12/27/1979West34
HankeNorbertT.USNGSE305/08/1990South135
HansenGaryEdwardUSASPC05/31/1986North29
HardinWilliamR.USAFSSG10/01/1983East112
HarpWilliamHarrisonUSAPV104/15/1983West22
HarrisLarryEdwardUSASGT06/09/1984West132
HaskinsDavidWayneUSASGT10/11/1985North129
HatcherRobertHenryUSNAMSAA03/12/1973East313HATCHER, Robert H., Aviation Structural Mechanic Airman Apprentice, U.S. Navy, Elizabethtown, Kentucky; March 12, 1973, accidentally struck and killed by an operational vehicle on taxiway, while inspecting jet aircraft during inclement weather at Oceana Naval Air Station, Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Hatfield, Jr.J.C.USAPFC04/08/1985East1110
HawkinsWilliamGaryUSAFMSG02/06/1992South102
HayseChristopherWilliamUSMCLCPL03/01/1996West94
HeadJohnDavidUSMCCPL08/28/1950South55HEAD, John David, Corporal, U.S. Marine Corps, Louisville, Kentucky; August 28, 1950, accidental firearms discharge, while enroute to Korean War theater with activated Marine Corps Reserve infantry company. Recipient of Silver Star and Purple Heart for prior combat service, during World War II at Peleliu and Okinawa.
HeaverinThomasE.USARSP509/16/1984West109
HebertMichaelAnthonyUSASPC08/17/1980North81
HeltonCharlesTobyARNGSGT08/21/1993East71
HeltonMichaelWilliamUSNLN104/19/1989South66
HendersonMarkJosephUSMCPFC06/06/1983West59
Herman, Sr.JackL.ARNG1stSGT07/31/1981North33
HerndonRogerAllanUSACADET08/02/1991East24
HigginsWilliamRichardUSMCCOL07/06/1990South13HIGGINS, William R. “Rich,” Colonel, U.S. Marine Corps, Louisville, Kentucky; July 6, 1990, captured, held hostage, tortured, and murdered by Hizballah, while serving in non-combat capacity with United Nations, as Chief, Observer Group Lebanon. Previously served in 1970 as Officer Selection Officer, Marine Corps Recruiting Station, Louisville, Kentucky.
HilgertChristopherUSASGT08/08/1993West148HILGERT, Christopher K., Sergeant, U.S. Army, Danville, Indiana; August 8, 1993; command detonated land mine, while participating in Operation Restore Hope, a United States led humanitarian mission in Mogadishu, Somalia, with 716th Military Police Company.
HilliardAndrewFinchUSNLCDR06/15/2015East410HILLIARD, Andrew F., Lieutenant Commander, U.S. Navy, Anchorage, Kentucky; June 15, 2015, natural causes while serving as an intelligence officer with Office of Naval Intelligence, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio.
HiteKennethCarlisleUSAFRCPT03/01/1964North139
HodgeDelbertUSNYN307/12/1965East125
HolbrookRogerLarsonUSNASH301/14/1969South114
HolladayKeithL.USMCCPL12/04/1955West105
HollandRobertStevenUSNHN210/23/1983North817
Holsonback, Jr.FredLeeUSAFTSG02/22/1987East86
HopkinsAbeElliottUSAFCPT07/05/1985West113
HopkinsMichaelKeithUSMCPFC12/27/1981West62
HopkinsStevenDavidUSNLCDR08/01/2017South214HOPKINS, Steven David, Lieutenant Commander, U.S. Navy, Lubbock, Texas; August 1, 2017; swept overboard and lost at sea while serving on USS Stethem during routine operations in South China Sea. Multi-nation air and sea search failed to recover his body.
HornErnestUSASPC407/04/1963North58
HoskinsTeriDianeUSACPT07/03/1982South22
Hoskins, Jr.GeorgeAnnavelleUSASPC09/07/1986East42
HowardDarrylArnelUSAFSGT10/30/1989West17
HowardJamesWilliamUSNADB112/04/1962North143
HowardJefferyClintonUSAE304/16/1978East1312
HuckelberryHarryDavidUSNTM205/22/1968North1210HUCKELBERRY, Harry David, Torpedoman 2nd Class, U.S. Navy; Louisville, Kentucky; May 22, 1968; tragically perished with 98 other boatmates when USS Scorpion (SSN 589) was lost at sea while enroute to home port of Norfolk, Virginia, following an underwater Cold War deployment in the Mediterranean Sea.
HuesmanWilliamJohnUSASGT02/25/1965South1214
HughesJoePaulUSNLT08/27/1965West111
HumeKemithaL.USAFAMN06/13/1981North108
HuntStevenRayUSMCPFC05/15/1986East99
IlgFrederickBernardUSNAE310/27/1951South29
Isbell, IISamuelMauriceUSAFCPT03/27/1985South84
JacksonAaronHendersonUSAPFC06/27/1959West74
JacksonJackDavidUSAFA3C12/15/1960North611
JaggersMichaelE.USNSA08/13/1969East1415
JohnsonDavidDarrellUSASSG06/09/1980East51
JohnsonRobertDarrellUSMC1stLT03/06/1975South42
JohnsonRobertUSNRMSC05/22/1968North1310JOHNSON, Robert, Senior Chief Radioman, U.S. Navy; Jenkins, Kentucky; May 22, 1968; tragically perished with 98 other boatmates when USS Scorpion (SSN 589) was lost at sea while enroute to home port of Norfolk, Virginia, following an underwater Cold War deployment in the Mediterranean Sea.
JohnstonMichaelShawnUSNPO110/25/1998West33
JonesDouglasG.USAFSSG11/29/1984North116
JonesGregoryFranklinUSMCGYSGT10/04/1991East146
JonesJeremyScottUSASGT08/12/1996South137
JonesRobertMarkUSAFSRA07/04/1987West121
JonesTrevorScottUSASPC/E-410/31/1997East810
JordanDaleEdwinUSMCLCPL04/30/1982North112
JustusDavidScottUSNBTFA01/15/1980East105
KaseyKennethUSASGT02/16/1956South911
KazeeRogerLeeUSNSN-E310/12/1962West85
KemperRobertD.USNCDR03/03/1971East616KEMPER, Robert D., Commander, U.S. Navy, Shelbyville, Kentucky; March 3, 1971, aircraft accident while serving as flight instructor at Meridian Naval Air Station, Meridian, Mississippi, when his aircraft experienced severe icing conditions during an instrument flight.
KenealyCharlesJacobUSAPFC09/11/1982North76
KeownThomasClintonUSMCSGT10/23/1983East61
KimbrellHaroldJeffreyUSNASM303/22/1986South53
KingJefferyScottUSAPV204/27/1998North310
King, Jr.EdwardLeeUSAFA1C07/01/1989West49
KinneyJamesL.USAFSRA09/02/1985East215
KirstAnthonyJeanUSAFMSG04/21/1994South132
KleberRichardLeeUSNPO109/07/1993West1212
KlingamanWarrenJesseUSAFCPT02/06/1992North135
KluckDanielShaneUSASGT10/23/1983East103
KnightKevinE.USAFA1C11/15/1980South91
KnoellerGeorgeH.USARLT11/23/1937East95
KustesOliviaLouiseUSMCLCPL01/16/2019West83KUSTES, Olivia Louise, Lance Corporal, U.S. Marine Corps, Rineyville, Kentucky; January 16, 2019, aberrant motor vehicle accident while serving with 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing, Cherry Point, North Carolina on temporary duty with Marine Corps Recruiting Station, Louisville, Kentucky.
KyserJamesDelmarUSAFSRA12/26/1987North711
Lacewell, Jr.Lasley“Kirk”USNLT01/09/1955West612LACEWELL, Lasley “Kirk” Jr., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy, Henderson, Kentucky; January 9, 1955, aircraft accident during nighttime training mission in the vicinity of San Bernardino Mountain, while serving as naval aviator at Carmel, California.
Lake, Jr.CorlieRichardUSNPO106/29/1995East63
LambThomasMichelUSNEOCN05/02/1981South113
LambdinDonaldUSASFC07/03/1981West42
Lang, IIIMainorDavidUSASPC11/13/1984North35
LangdonJohnDavidUSASFC04/09/1983East212
LaschiazzaAnthonyL.USAFAMN03/19/1983South111
Last NameFirst NameMiddle NameBranchRankDeceasedWallColumnRowProfile
LawrenceLonnieUSAE402/24/1992West146
LeeRoryOnstottUSASGT10/06/1998North126
LeedsJohnRaymondUSA2/LT05/23/1964North69
LeslieMichaelJ.USNPO209/19/1991West126
LewisMarkAnthonyUSMCPFC12/13/1980East1117
LewisRogerLynnUSAMAJ05/02/1990South109
LigonEugeneUSAPV110/31/1986West910
LillyDwightMoodyUSNAE209/30/1983North811
LitteralCharlesUSASPC03/09/1988East713
LittleJonT.USAFLTCOL05/24/1987South62
LogsdonJamesH.USAFLT11/28/1956West516
LongCharlesUSASP405/26/1980North411
LongMarkS.USAFA1C06/01/1981East38
Longest, Jr.MichaelTroyUSARSFC03/02/2003West11LONGEST, Michael Troy Jr., Sergeant First Class, U.S. Army and former Navy corpsman, attached to Marine Corps, New Albany, Indiana; March 2, 2003, cardiac arrest, while on authorized liberty at Louisville, Kentucky during pre-deployment training at Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
Lowenstein, Jr.JamesRaymondUSAPFC10/08/1993South212
LyleDavidWilliamUSAFSSG10/12/1987West118
LyonsRonaldAllenUSAFA1C09/19/1987North1412
MachholzRobertC.USARCW39/15/1984North11
MackJohnCharlesUSMCLCPL10/31/1983East133
MackenzieWilliamH.USCGCWO301/28/2003South148
MackinKevinLeoUSAPV210/22/1985South1111
MaddinBryanKeithUSNFR06/27/1987West102
ManningDonaldArthurUSMCLCPL12/29/1972North105
Mantell, Jr.ThomasFrancisKYANGCPT01/07/1948South1315MANTELL, Thomas Francis Jr., Captain, Kentucky Air National Guard, Louisville, Kentucky; January 7, 1948; tragically perished in a military aircraft (P-51D) accident near Franklin, Kentucky, while exploring reported public sightings of an unidentified flying object near the Kentucky – Tennessee border. Captain Mantell was a World War II veteran of Operation Overlord (Normandy) with the U.S. Army Air Corps and believed to have been the first “line of duty” casualty of the then newly founded Kentucky Air National Guard.
MartinCharlesAnthonyUSASGT06/27/1984East81
MartinEugeneUSAFSSG01/09/1987South75
Martin, IVWilliamJosephUSA2ndLT10/10/1957West1113MARTIN IV, William Joseph, Second Lieutenant, U.S. Army, Louisville, Kentucky; October 10, 1957, motor vehicle accident near Aiken, South Carolina upon completion of active duty training as Airborne Ranger, while under official orders from Fort Benning, Georgia to Fort Lewis, Washington. Commissioned through Army Reserve Officers Training Corps upon 1957 graduation from Davidson College in North Carolina.
Martin, Jr.ThomasLeeUSAPV212/12/1985West66
MateroChristopherA.ANGTSGT08/2002North47
MathewsEdwardUSNE-201/20/1958East44
MatthewsAlbertLutherUSAFA1C06/1964South310
McCarterRaymondC.USACPT01/06/1988West210
McCormickDavidRomanUSASPC03/15/1989North17
McCreightBrentAllenUSNAN12/22/1990East1417McCREIGHT, Brent A., Airman, U.S. Navy, Eminence, Kentucky; December 21, 1990, drowned when a ferry carrying sailors from USS Saratoga (CV-60) capsized and sank in the Mediterranean Sea (Bay of Haifa) off the coast of Haifa, Israel.
McDonaldAndyWayneUSNPO208/25/1992South1313
McDonaldArthurLeeUSMCLCPL08/07/1981West1214
McGovneyThomasRayUSMCPFC12/16/1979North1110
McKinneyDonniePaulARNGSPC407/26/1986East1112McKINNEY, Donnie P., Specialist 4, Kentucky Army National Guard, Marion, Kentucky; July 26, 1986, lightning strike while participating in field firearms training with his unit at Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
McLaurineGeorgeT.USAFSSGT09/06/1971West87
McMurrayWilliamArnoldARNGSFC10/20/1979South810
McQueary, Jr.JosephRayUSNENFN11/30/1982West713
McReynoldsHaroldEugeneUSMCLCPL07/12/1986North612
MedleyJohnMarionUSAFMSG02/06/1992East414
MenssenDouglasPaulUSAF2ndLT10/15/1973South33
MerrickDonaldD.USAFSGT02/25/1948North217MERRICK, Donald D., Sergeant, U.S. Air Force, Louisville, Kentucky; February 25, 1948, aircraft training accident in Bosque County, Texas, after serving with Army Air Forces during World War II as tail gunner on B-17, shot down, captured and imprisoned by German forces on May 29, 1944 for duration of war.
MetcalfRichardLeeUSNEM207/12/1981West31
MeurerRonaldWayneUSMCCPL10/23/1983North22
MidyettLoraJohnUSAPFC07/31/1995East110
MilesTerryUSMCCPL05/03/1989West135
Miles, Jr.StephenDouglasUSAPV205/26/1990South143
MillerCharlesMichaelUSAPV106/28/1988North127
MillerFranklinVictorUSMCPFC08/08/1982East118
MillerRalphD.J.USAFCPT11/1963South94
MillsReginaPearlUSNLCDR01/23/2012South411MILLS, Regina Pearl, Lieutenant Commander, U.S. Navy, Hadon, Kentucky; January 23, 2012, struck by passing motorist while assisting local law enforcement with injury accident while enroute to her ship, USS Nimiitz (CVN 68), where she was serving as first and only woman in U.S. Navy as Aircraft Handling Officer.
MillsRickeyUSAFSRA05/08/1982West89
MoberlyArchieLeeUSAFMAJ03/28/1991North710
MooreElwoodM.USAAF2LT07/28/1943South44
MooreJacobM.USMCCPL03/18/2022North714MOORE, Jacob M., Corporal, U.S. Marine Corps, Catlettsburg, Kentucky; March 18, 2022; tragically perished in a military aircraft training accident during North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) exercise in Norway, while serving as V-22 Osprey crew chief with 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine Corps Air Station New River, Jacksonville, North Carolina.
MooreKindallWayneUSAFMAJ01/31/1989South52
MoranMichaelAnthonyUSASPC02/25/1982East611
MorelandFloydDouglasUSAFA1C12/11/1987South512
MortonJamesParkerUSAPRIVATE04/18/1959East416
MunzJohnAlbertUSCGSURFMN06/27/1916South711MUNZ, John Albert, Surfman, U.S. Coast Guard, Louisville, Kentucky; June 27, 1916, accidental drowning while attempting perilous rescue of boaters, as well as fellow Coast Guardsmen, after boaters were swept over the dam at the Falls of the Ohio.
MurphyPatrickJ.USNRLTCOM09/11/2001West414
MusickWilliamA.USAPVT05/29/1947North311
MyersLarryThomasUSAAB09/09/1991East26
NapierWilliamMitchellUSAPFC09/27/1962South12
NealStevenRandallUSAPFC06/16/1995West149
NelsonDavidMichaelUSMCPFC05/25/1985North1312
NieceLonnieWayneUSNSR11/14/1991East126
NienaberWilliamToddUSASPC12/22/1985South113
NobleCharlesWillisUSNAKAN10/16/1982West1118
OberlyRonaldKennethUSAPVT E-204/10/1958North716
OberschlakeLawrenceWilliamUSNTL205/06/1956East613
OldhamCharlotteLouiseUSASPC08/23/1983South72
OliverScottRobertsUSNAMHA08/23/1983West44
OlsonErnestA.USASGT6/13/1955South11
OrdazFernandoE.USACAPT08/28/1965West610
OsborneChristopherLeeUSMCLCPL01/07/1983North42
OwensGregoryAllenUSASP412/12/1985South81OWENS, Gregory A., Specialist (4th Class), U.S. Army, Louisville, Kentucky; December 12, 1985, aircraft accident at Gander, Newfoundland, while returning home with 101st Airborne Division following deployment in Egypt. All 247 soldiers aboard the aircraft perished.
PageJamesAlbertUSACPT01/21/2013South1212PAGE, James Albert, Captain, U.S. Army, Louisville, Kentucky; January 21, 2013, fatal heart attack while serving as Historian of 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, following combat deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan.
PainterZaneDavidUSASFC10/30/1983East32
PalletteAldoG.USAPVT02/27/1980South24
ParkerPatrickBryanUSNMS308/22/1985West14
Parrett, Jr.ErnestGordonUSNAMSA04/15/1980North147
PattersonThomasD.J.USAFCPT02/26/1981East139
PattonDonaldR.USAFMSG E-710/05/1984South111
PaytonCharlesEverettUSASGT03/17/1984West1111
PearsonGaryLeeUSNPO202/29/1992North1012
PenningtonRollieBrandonUSMCCWO204/09/2022North1211PENNINGTON, Rollie Brandon, Chief Warrant Officer 2, U.S. Marine Corps, Louisville, Kentucky; April 9, 2022; tragically perished while serving on active duty with 2nd Battalion, 24th Marine Regiment, 4th Marine Division, Marine Corps Reserve, Fort Sheridan, Illinois.
PerkinsJohnA.USACPT08/15/1989East916
PerryKevinEugeneUSAFAMN07/31/1988North314
PetersonDouglasJohnUSAFSSG11/11/1987West616
Petty, Jr.HaroldLewisUSAPV106/11/1982North515
PferrerDennisP.USNQM305/22/1968North1410PFERRER, Dennis P., Quartermaster 3rd Class, U.S. Navy; Brownstown, Indiana; May 22, 1968; tragically perished with 98 other boatmates when USS Scorpion (SSN 589) was lost at sea while enroute to home port of Norfolk, Virginia, following an underwater Cold War deployment in the Mediterranean Sea.
PhillipsCharlesTerrenceUSAPV207/18/1981East41
PhillipsWilliamEdgarUSAFR1st LT06/09/1960South32
PhippsSteveAllanUSNAE106/16/1983West214
PierceMasseyLewisUSNLTJG06/15/1960North214
PolierEricKimbleUSASSG08/18/1996East1313
PowellEverettT.USASGT07/12/1994South1411
PowellGlaveThomasUSARSGT01/12/1975West1316
ProwellJamesS.USAFMAJ10/17/1984North142
Pryor, Jr.EmmittAnthonyUSASGT09/16/1992North38
Putney, Jr.MoseleyL.USAF1stLT07/05/1958East1114
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QuillenRobertRoseUSAPV212/09/1983West81
RadowskiDouglasV.USA1stSGT04/02/2002North62
RamseyRoyWayneUSNSA09/25/1990East56
RaybournTeddieWinstonUSNSN07/09/1960South47
RickmanLutherCraigUSNET305/31/1980West36
RigdonGaryEugeneUSNOS207/21/1989North27
RitchieJasonHoltonUSAPV206/06/1980East116
RobertsToddGregoryUSASPC07/30/1997South1318
RobertsonKennethDuncanUSMCLCPL07/20/2021West139ROBERTSON, Kenneth D., Lance Corporal, U.S. Marine Corps, Radcliff, Kentucky; July 20, 2021, tragically died in a drowning accident, while kayaking with family and friends at Elizabethtown, Kentucky, during authorized leave from assigned unit at Camp Pendleton, California.
RobichaudKeithAllenUSAPFC07/26/1980West1210
RossInettaUSNCTT109/10/1988North118
RowleyRobertAllanUSMCLCPL08/30/1980East117
RoyaltyChristopherHowardUSNSA02/09/1990South96
RuedebuschJamesA.USASPC307/30/1967West811
RyanDanielJ.USAFSRA02/02/1984North814
SandersRogerMossANGCPT09/13/1971East72
SandersWilliamHarveyUSMC1stSGT01/13/1996South510
Sanford, Jr.HillardLeeUSAPFC07/25/1980West412
SantanaRomanAnthonyUSAFCAD04/16/1993South714
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SaursRobertR.USAFCAPT02/18/1962West1415
SavageShawnDelaneUSAFE-309/09/1988East14
SaxtonJonathanMichaelUSAPV102/16/1989South15
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ScottHaroldR.ANGLTCOL07/22/1969North122
SeabrookCoreyEugeneUSASPC01/13/1991East1314
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SharpKevinJohnUSASSG11/11/1993East87
SharrowChristopherHowardUSAPFC05/12/1981South77
ShearerMarkEverettUSAFSSG12/09/1994West68
SheeksRodneyWayneUSAFCPT06/09/1988North49
ShieldsBenjaminF.USNSK303/13/1956North98
ShimfesselMichaelRayUSNA1C01/17/1977East316
ShropshireGeorgeCurtisUSNETN208/12/1971South217
ShroutWalterBascomUSNCOM08/05/1948West113
SimmonsGeorgeHenryUSASPC12/12/1985North149
SimmsChadAlanUSASPC12/17/1987East131
SimonVincentARNG2ndLT09/16/1984South123
SimpsonMelvinBriceUSAFLT09/16/1998South715SIMPSON, M. Brice, 1st Lieutenant, U.S. Air Force, Louisville, Kentucky; September 17, 1998, training accident at Misawa, Japan when F-16 aircraft crashed and burned. His death, under circumstances other than declared hostile military action, served as the inspiration for the conception and construction of the Patriots Peace Memorial.
SimsWilliamParkerUSMCPFC09/21/1987North911
SippleGarrylC.USAFBGEN06/11/1985East29
SizemoreJohnDonaldUSAPFC08/11/1981East97
Slagel, Jr.EdwardKoehlerUSMCCPT10/07/1988South812
SloverDonaldWayneUSASSG01/14/1998West714
SmallwoodHargusUSAPFC10/02/1954North614
SmithJohnScottUSASPC12/12/1985East515
SmithKyleAlexanderUSNYNSN12/31/1999South318
SmithRobertAllen TateUSNPO206/26/1996West23
SmithTammieRenaUSASPC12/01/1984East147
SmithTonyCarlUSNSN04/10/1990South131
SneedWarrenBairdUSAFCAPT11/13/2000South79
SpearJamesHarrisonUSAFLTCOL07/21/1998North115
SpencerCharlesAllenUSNPO301/19/1992East1015
Spurgeon, Jr.WayneMarcusUSAPFC11/24/1995South916
StamperLarueARNGCW202/26/1982West817
StanleyBillieSueUSACPT07/03/1982North78
StarkTheodoreE.USMCCPL06/25/1965East62
SteagaldJeffersonD.J.USAFTSG02/01/1999South58
StewartScottLeslieUSAFSSG06/21/1988West411
SticeNealWillardUSAFSSG09/19/1988North212
StraleyTimothyRobertUSNIC210/01/1984East13
SwensenJonMarshallUSASGT08/07/1989South1413
Swope, Jr.EugeneOttwellUSMCSSGT06/19/1982West131
TafelCharlesBruckerUSASPC07/31/2022West127TAFEL, Charles Brucker, Specialist, U.S. Army, Louisville, Kentucky; July 31, 2022; tragically perished while serving on active duty with 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, Hunter Army Airfield, Fort Stewart, Georgia in support of Global War on Terror.
TappJohnBethalUSNLCDR03/23/1966North1111
TaylorDanielLeeUSASPC02/04/1980East114
TaylorEddieDeanUSAPFC05/28/1991South1013
TaylorErnestLewisUSAFA2C05/12/1957West911
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TaylorWalterCharlesUSAFSSGT10/17/1973East75
ThackerWilliamRichardUSACPT03/15/1981South64
ThomasDonaldEdwardUSAFA1C06/13/1987West514
ThomasStevenRayUSMCLCPL05/17/1985North410
ThorpJamesKevinUSMCCPT02/03/1991East311
TichenorJosephH.USAFMAJ10/15/1954West19
TobisOttoJamesUSAFTSGT11/22/1952South116
TomesBillyRayUSNAZ309/23/1967East1212
TracyMartinANGTSGT08/2002West142
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TurnerJamesAlexUSARSGT06/16/1990South1015
TurnerTimmyRayUSAPV205/29/1982West114
UhlTimothyGeorgeARNGPFC02/12/1975North93
UtterJohnRaymondUSASGT07/02/1983East83
VanarsdallDanielW.USAFTSG08/31/1982South63
VaseyJenniferLeighUSAPFC05/01/1992West63
VawterStevenLynnUSAPFC10/09/1983North54
VerkampDavidUSMCLCPL03/23/1982East310
VillarrealArturoLauroUSASPC06/12/1990South313
WackermanPhilipJamesUSMCPFC10/15/1979South144
WadeBernardD.USNLT06/08/1958East1010
WadeLavondaJoyceUSASPC08/30/1980North132
WaltonJosephUSNEast123
WatkinsAnthonyLeroyUSAPFC10/02/1982South122
WeathersPaulAlexanderUSNBM204/22/1980West92
WectawskiKeithUSCGET-301/22/1996North84
WeilnauRandelDaleUSASPC12/02/1989East91
WheatArthurUSNPN311/16/1979West123
WhitakerMichaelKevinUSASGT06/25/1993West72
WhiteKevinMichaelUSNGSE205/16/1988East48
WhiteRodneyMauriceUSNSR04/19/1989West24
WhiteTerryMitchellUSASSG04/13/1991North15
White, Jr.HaroldAllenUSASPC01/11/1996North51
White, Jr.LouisB.USAFLT04/28/1954South315
WickeyBrandonLeeUSAPV206/05/1999East141
WiggintonRonaldUSNLTJG10/10/1978South1210
Wildman, Jr.RichardS.USAFTSGT05/27/1987North1011
WilliamsJefferyLewisUSASFC10/17/1984West115
WilliamsMichaelRobertUSNBM204/19/1989North86
WilsonJamesDoyleUSASSGTEast918
WilsonJosephWayneUSAPV105/20/1995South86
WilsonPhillipVanUSAFCAPT02/17/1978East65
WimpeeVictorAldonUSASGM11/20/1983West75
Winburn, Jr.CecilGarlandUSAPV103/09/1980North66
WingfieldStephenHaskelUSASSG04/08/1983East417
Wohner, Jr.JackieThomasUSAFSSG12/28/1987South414
WolfJeffryA.USAFA1C07/01/1984West315
WolfeJohnErvinUSMCMAJ10/23/1983North21
WolzJamesAnthonyUSALT01/23/2000South141
WoodsCecilUSAFSGT09/05/1973East412
Woods, Jr.BrianMichaelUSMCLCPL03/17/1995East11
WrightKevinEdwardUSASGT03/02/1991South146
WylieJefferyA.USAFAMN11/06/1979West134
YancarVincentDonaldUSAF1stLT02/06/1992North116
YeckeringJoshuaAdamUSNPO305/23/2011West812YECKERING, Joshua Adam, Petty Officer (3rd Class), U.S. Navy, Owensboro, Kentucky; May 23, 2011; accidental drowning while serving as Hospital Corpsman assigned to Marine Corps Expeditionary Unit, Camp Pendleton, California.
YoungRichardFosterUSAPV102/26/1984South98
YoungStephenRichardUSAFSRA04/12/1987West88
Young, Jr.JamesCombestUSNCN12/11/1991East102
YowlerWilliamToddUSASPC05/11/1985North72
Zackery, Jr.BobbieJoeUSNAECS10/24/1982East66
ZemanJohnnyLeeUSAPV201/18/1980South59