William Deane Hawkins (April 18, 1914–November 21, 1943) was a United States Marine Corps officer who was posthumously awarded the United States’ highest military honor — the Medal of Honor — for heroic actions and sacrifice of life during the World War II Battle of Tarawa.
Mills, William Wallace: Matching his brother's success, he served as a Union spy after watching Fort Bliss fall to Confederate troopsWhite, Zach: Franklin Mountains State Park: Surrounded by El Paso, the 25,000-acre park is the largest urban wilderness in the worldMills, Anson: Surveyor laid out downtown's streets, fought as a general in the Civil War before establishing the Chamizal borderCoons, Benjamin Franklin: He was born in and died in St. Louis, but he gave his name to our mountains, a street and our city (for a while)
Mills, Anson: Surveyor laid out downtown's streets, fought as a general in the Civil War before establishing the Chamizal borderFranklin Mountains State Park: Surrounded by El Paso, the 25,000-acre park is the largest urban wilderness in the worldHawkins, 1st Lt. William Deane: Raised in El Paso, he earned the Medal of Honor after giving his life at the Battle of TarawaCoons, Benjamin Franklin: He was born in and died in St. Louis, but he gave his name to our mountains, a street and our city (for a while)White, Zach: 
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