In Loving Memory of:

	Clarence A. "Bud" Beedie January 12, 1943 - February 01, 2008 Born January 12, 1943 in Lawrence County, IN he was the son of James A. Beedie, Sr. and Mary Eileen (Hosea) Jean. He married Theresa “Terry” Hanners on April 5, 1969 and she survives. He was a farmer and cattleman. He was employed at General Motors for thirty-eight years as a machine repairman. He was a lifelong member of Dive Christian Church and U.A.W. Local #440. He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy during the Vietnam War where he served on the U.S.S. Oriskiny. He received the National Defense Medal and Vietnam Service Medal. He graduated from Bedford High School in 1961 and played college basketball at Tusculem College from 1963 – 1964. He enjoyed his grandchildren, fishing, farming and college basketball. Survivors include his wife, Theresa “Terry”, his mother, Eileen, of Mitchell, one son, Jamison Alexander Beedie and his wife Heather of Heltonville, one brother, James Arthur Beedie, Jr. and his wife Vicky of Bedford, one sister, Janice Eileen Neely and her husband Roger S. of Oolitic, three grandchildren, Devon Paige Beedie, Kailee Adair Beedie and Trinity Lauren Beedie. He was preceded in death by his father.

	Bobby George Welch,65 of Pleasant Plains died April 17, 2007. He was a Navy Veteran a member of the VFW, American Lgion and the Campbell Station Baptist Church. He loved to fish, hunt, and target practice. He was precede in death by his first wife: Lola Faye Hartsell, son: Ricky, and parents: George and Mary Welch. Survivors included his wife: Joan Hays Welch of Pleseant Plains, sons: Bobby Welch and Donnita of Rosie, Ernie Welch of Pleseant Plains, grandchildren: Robbie Welch and wife Brittney of Searcy, and Bradley Welch of Rosie.   Bobby George Welch January 21, 1942 - April 17, 2007

	James Earl " Jim" Forsythe May 2, 1945 - August 5, 2005 He passed away in Lampe, Mo. in his home. He was preceded in death by two brothers Dwayne and Warren. He is survived by his wife Stephanie, a son Joseph, and daughter Sheri.

Joe Buterbaugh 09-1937                 08-1997 Born into a coal miner family in Ohio. Joe joined the navy in 1955, married Marilyn in 1958. Joe had enjoyed working on a-1 skyraider, and being with his shipmates. Joe enjoyed his football and even played while he was in Italy. Joe was always joking around and loved to tell the stories of the places and people he knew. Joe was honored to be in the navy and serve his country, he servered with the va-152 on the uss oriskany from 1964-1966.

Lt. Edd David Taylor February 22, 1939 - August 29, 1965

Lt. Taylor ‘s plane was struck by ground fire while on a search and rescue mission August 29, 1965. It was reported by his wingman that his plane crashed into a ridge and burst into flames. Lt. Taylor was listed as killed in action, however, his body was not recovered. On January 2, 1996, a joint United States/Socialist Republic of Vietnam team traveled to SonLa Province and conducted interviews with Vietnamese villagers who supplied information. They conducted a survey of the crash site in October of 1999. The crash site was excavated in March 2000 and remains were recovered and sent to Hawaii for DNA analysis. Lt. Taylor’s identity was confirmed. Taylor was born in Heber Springs and graduated from Heber Springs High School in 1957. He attended Southern State College in Magnolia. He entered the service as a naval aviation cadet in July 1960 and received his commission and wings of gold December 1, 1961.  Lt. Taylor is survived by his parents, Mr and Mrs. Thomas H Taylor, and a sister Anne.

Lt. Lawrence Scott Mailhes December 16, 1940 - August 10, 1965
	Lt. Mailhes entered theNavy as a  Naval Aviation Cadet and commenced Flight training in Pensacola, Fl. in May, 1962.  He reported for duty with the Attack Squadron 152 in April 1965. "Scott" was survived by his wife Beatrice Mailhes, and daughter Nancy Marie, and his mother Mrs Nadia Mailhes.