Andrew McDonald

1898–1988 (age 90)

Military

Biography

Andrew McDonald was born in 1898 and dedicated his life to military service, answering the call to duty during a transformative period in American history. His commitment to his country and the values of military service defined much of his character and legacy.

McDonald's service is honored at Springfield National Cemetery, a place of reverence for those who gave their dedication to the nation. He lived to the age of 90, witnessing the dramatic changes of the twentieth century while maintaining the principles of honor and duty that guided his life.

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