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<blockquote>''Many of the grandiose oak trees lining the sidewalks on Donaghey Avenue and outside Wingo Hall, McCastlain Hall and Bernard Hall were planted after the end of World War II as a living memorial and infinite tribute to those who ultimately gave their lives in World War II. Then named Arkansas State Teachers College (ASTC), the University of Central Arkansas initially planted 38 trees in 1946 and has planted more over time as more alums were identified as having been killed in the war.''</blockquote>
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::-- excerpt from ''The Living Tree Memorial'' brochure, printed by the University of Central Arkansas.
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Head over to [[The Story]] to read more about the history of the Living Tree Memorial, including its formation and purpose.
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The [[:Category:Veteran|Veterans]] page explores the service members memorialized by the oak trees and also contains a [[map]] of the memorial part locations.
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Below you can browse the [[:Category:World War II Veterans|World War II Veterans]] by their tree numbers. You can also browse the veterans based on their [[:Category:Military Rank|rank]] or the [[:Category:Military branch|military branch]] they served.
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== World War II Veterans ==
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#[[Joseph A. Day]]
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#[[Opie Chick]]
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#[[John Carter Ford]]
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#[[Lewis P. Ingram]]
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#[[Robert T. Mills]]
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#[[Raymond Aubrey Mitchell]]
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#[[Thomas J. Robbins]]
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#[[Glen Franklin Vick]]
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#[[Arthur H. Allen]]
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#[[Jack Baldridge]]
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#[[Edward W. Butler, Jr.]]
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#[[James A. Debell]]
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#[[Ray Bob Foster]]
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#[[Charles Mason Frizzell]]
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#[[William Earl Kennamer]]
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#[[Robert H. Maddox]]
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#[[Elizabeth Bonner McGuire]]
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#[[Reynolds Middleton]]
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#[[Orville Morris]]
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#[[Robert C. Murphy]]
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#[[Ralph L. Pemberton, Jr.]]
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#[[James N. Phillips]]
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#[[Lawrence Rushing]]
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#[[William Russell]]
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#[[Virgil S. Schoeppel]]
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#[[Thomas J. Smith, Jr.]]
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#[[Walker Tedford]]
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#[[Carl Tobey]]
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#[[Aljah B. Wright, Jr.]]
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#[[Joe Parrott, Jr.]]
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#[[Charles Lafayette Rogers]]
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#[[Troy O. Deere]]
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#[[Fred Aiken]]
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#[[Milford Atkinson]]
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#[[Norman Ray Byrn]]
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#[[Johnnie Callahan]]
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#[[Orland D. Jones]]
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#[[James Howard Mabry]]
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#[[Blake A. Treece, Jr.]]
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#[[Ray Barnett]]
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#[[Jarrell M. Bryant]]
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#[[Leo Hamberg]]
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#[[Clay A. Nix, Jr.]]
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#[[Ralph D. Sims, Jr.]]
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#[[James A. Skipper]]
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#[[James U. Walker, Jr.]]
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#[[Robert A. Turner]]

Latest revision as of 18:18, 22 April 2018

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The Living Tree Memorial

Many of the grandiose oak trees lining the sidewalks on Donaghey Avenue and outside Wingo Hall, McCastlain Hall and Bernard Hall were planted after the end of World War II as a living memorial and infinite tribute to those who ultimately gave their lives in World War II. Then named Arkansas State Teachers College (ASTC), the University of Central Arkansas initially planted 38 trees in 1946 and has planted more over time as more alums were identified as having been killed in the war.

-- excerpt from The Living Tree Memorial brochure, printed by the University of Central Arkansas.


Head over to The Story to read more about the history of the Living Tree Memorial, including its formation and purpose.

The Veterans page explores the service members memorialized by the oak trees and also contains a map of the memorial part locations.

Below you can browse the World War II Veterans by their tree numbers. You can also browse the veterans based on their rank or the military branch they served.



World War II Veterans

  1. Joseph A. Day
  2. Opie Chick
  3. John Carter Ford
  4. Lewis P. Ingram
  5. Robert T. Mills
  6. Raymond Aubrey Mitchell
  7. Thomas J. Robbins
  8. Glen Franklin Vick
  9. Arthur H. Allen
  10. Jack Baldridge
  11. Edward W. Butler, Jr.
  12. James A. Debell
  13. Ray Bob Foster
  14. Charles Mason Frizzell
  15. William Earl Kennamer
  16. Robert H. Maddox
  17. Elizabeth Bonner McGuire
  18. Reynolds Middleton
  19. Orville Morris
  20. Robert C. Murphy
  21. Ralph L. Pemberton, Jr.
  22. James N. Phillips
  23. Lawrence Rushing
  24. William Russell
  25. Virgil S. Schoeppel
  26. Thomas J. Smith, Jr.
  27. Walker Tedford
  28. Carl Tobey
  29. Aljah B. Wright, Jr.
  30. Joe Parrott, Jr.
  31. Charles Lafayette Rogers
  32. Troy O. Deere
  33. Fred Aiken
  34. Milford Atkinson
  35. Norman Ray Byrn
  36. Johnnie Callahan
  37. Orland D. Jones
  38. James Howard Mabry
  39. Blake A. Treece, Jr.
  40. Ray Barnett
  41. Jarrell M. Bryant
  42. Leo Hamberg
  43. Clay A. Nix, Jr.
  44. Ralph D. Sims, Jr.
  45. James A. Skipper
  46. James U. Walker, Jr.
  47. Robert A. Turner
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