Arch C. Gerlach

1911–1972 (age 61)

Biography

Arch C. Gerlach, whose years spanned from 1911 to 1972, cherished the ideals of service and remembrance that resonate deeply at Gettysburg National Cemetery. He held a strong respect for history and for those who came before him, fostering reverence within his community and among the friends he guided with kindness.

His memory lives on at Gettysburg, where the serenity of the cemetery reflects the dignity and thoughtful nature so many admired in Arch throughout his life.

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