Barry K. Atkins

1911–2005 (age 94)

U.S. military veteran

Biography

Barry K. Atkins (1911–2005) was a U.S. military veteran whose long life was shaped by devotion to duty and the steady hand of a seasoned sailor. He weathered the great struggles of the twentieth century with a quiet resolve that inspired many around him.

Even in retirement he remained a mentor and friend to younger generations, ensuring that his spirit of service endures in the memories of those who visit Arlington National Cemetery.

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