Andrew Quentin Agnew

1917–1944 (age 27)

Biography

Andrew Quentin Agnew came into the world in 1917 with a sharp curiosity for engineering, but as Europe convulsed he traded textbooks for military training, determined to be part of something larger.

He fought through the Normandy campaign and died in 1944; those who knew him remember how his quiet humor helped steady comrades, and he rests at Saint-Manvieu war cemetery.

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