A drawing of the site was prepared by Bart Berneking Design of Troy. Names of more than 70 veterans who died in war since World War I will be listed on an 18-foot Missouri red granite wall. The site …
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A drawing of the site was prepared by Bart Berneking Design of Troy. Names of more than 70 veterans who died in war since World War I will be listed on an 18-foot Missouri red granite wall. The site overlooks Interstate 70, the “Purple Heart Trail.” Submitted rendering.
