Located in a plot at the Arbor Street entrance way to the Exeter Cemetery stand two stones erected in 1964 as memorials to those men with ties to the town of Exeter, NH who served in World War II and the Korean War (the latter tablet now includes the Vietnam War veterans). They share the plot with the boulder and plaque of Gen Gilman Marston, a Civil War veteran.
Those names in blue indicate a link to their Find a Grave memorial page, most of them giving much detail about the soldier's service and the cause of their death in the line of duty.
Those names in blue indicate a link to their Find a Grave memorial page, most of them giving much detail about the soldier's service and the cause of their death in the line of duty.
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| 1941 1945 IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO SERVED IN THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IN WORLD WAR II ERECTED IN 1964 | In Peace They Rest Millard A. Blaisdell Hector W. Bruneau Joseph Chatigny, Jr. Robert S. M. Connor Maurice Couture Rene H. Desrosiers James Dirsa, Jr. Joseph Hammell Christian Hansen Albert Horsfall Herbert R. Moss Robert W. Naves Raynold J. Nudd John A. Pearson Forrest D. Shaw Raymond H. Tuttle Albert S. Wetherell Alfred W. Wightman Cornelius A. Wilson |
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| 1950 1953 IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO SERVED IN THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IN THE KOREAN CONFLICT AND THE VIETNAM CONFLICT ERECTED IN 1964 | IN PEACE THEY REST Lester T. Chase Thomas J. Chatigny Elmer Powers Richard Allan M. Tarr Ronald Keller Paul J. Camire Lawrence C. Bloom John L. Hogan |
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