Brightside had many inhabitants during its existence. Many of them served in the world wars that engulfed Europe in the 1900s. The Brightside Honor Roll was made to honor the military men from Brightside that served America. There are many names on the two boards. They are in alphabetical order with A to H on the left side. The names which have gold stars after them are the men that died due to either WW1 or WW2. There is a nice statue of St Vincent de Paul in the middle of the two. The board was dedicated on October 19 1947. Sister Mary Christi Cain made the board over a course of a month.
| name | first name | birth | death | burial location |
| Anderson | Alfred | |||
| Brady | Edward | |||
| Bryant | Donald | |||
| Cain | Edward | |||
| Cassidy | Joseph | |||
| Chartier | Leo | |||
| Coughlin | Kieran | |||
| Greenia | Bert | |||
| Harkins | Leon | |||
| Nolan | William | |||
| Pike | Amos | 1922 | 1942 | in the ocean near the Philippines – body not found |
| Quirk | Edward | |||
| Race | Francis | |||
| Wince | Matie | |||
