Benjamin Hoskins Paddock

1926–1998 (age 72)

Biography

Benjamin Hoskins Paddock was born in 1926 and lived during a transformative period in American history. He was known for his integrity and the meaningful contributions he made throughout his life.

Benjamin's memory is honored at Fort Gibson National Cemetery, where he rests among those he served alongside. His legacy stands as a reflection of a life lived with purpose and honor.

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