Charles Lane Fitzhugh

1838–1923 (age 85)

Military Officer

Biography

Charles Lane Fitzhugh served as a military officer with dedication, bringing professionalism and calm judgment to every challenge he faced. His contributions reflected a deep respect for the traditions of service and for the men and women he led.

Fitzhugh’s steadfast leadership and measured counsel helped sustain the mission of the Army in difficult times, and his service is commemorated with distinction at Arlington National Cemetery.

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