Here are the names of 46 newly identified Tioga County veterans who were killed in action or died of war wounds during World War II.
 Their honored names are missing from the granite World War II memorial on the south lawn of the courthouse in Owego. These names will be added soon to the memorial, which was dedicated on Veterans' Day in 1987. 

• Robert C. Baker, Candor and buried in Luxembourg American Cemetery and Memorial in Hamm, Luxembourg • William Ballard, Newark Valley • Rockwell Beattie, Richford • Ralph R. Catlin •  Albert F. Church, Nichols and buried in Henri, Chapelle American Cemetery in Henri, Chapelle, Belgium • Stuart R. Cook, Newark Valley • Albert D. Crandall, Town of Barton • Harold H. Cranmer Jr. • Earl Diller, Candor • Willard D. Dininny • Myron C. Fitzmaurice, Lockwood • Hugh R. Gardner, Apalachin and buried in Luxembourg American Cemetery and Memorial  in  Hamm,  Luxembourg   • William Harding • John F. Heagerty • Albert A Hyde •  Robert  J.  Jannett  Waverly • Austin J. Leahy, Owego • Marion B. Lovejoy,  Candor •  George B. Lynch • Walter R. McGee • LaVerne 'Beno' Millard, Owego.  •   Lee Olmstead ,  Nichols • Paul N. Phillips,  Waverly • Ralph Piatt, Candor • Lloyd J. Quick, Candor.  •  John K. Reybold, Owego • James A. Rogers • Richard Romine, Owego  • Clifford L. Royce Jr., Richford  • Edmund l. Rundell, Owego • Melton D. Rundell, Richford Warren A. Schutt, Waverly •  John T. Slater, Waverly • George C. Smith, Owego • Carl D. Smith , Owego   •   John  A.  Stiles,   Owego •   Edward  R.  Thornton,  Spencer  •   Keith Tucker,   Nichols • Robert M. Turner • John R. Vlyman, Waverly    •     Harry   A.   Warner  • Richard Warner, Lounsberry Edward E. Whalen, Buried in Netherlands American Cemetery in Margraten,  Netherlands • Edward Whipple,  Newark Valley • John E. Wright, Nichols and buried in Cambridge American Cemetery in Cambridge, England • Robert R. Zimmer, Spencer and buried in Ardennes American Cemetery in Neupre, Belgium.