Charles Young

1864–1922 (age 58)

Military Officer

Biography

Charles Young served his country with honor as a military officer, embodying the discipline and sense of duty that define the finest members of the armed forces. His leadership in uniform guided countless men through training and service, leaving a quiet but powerful influence on those who served beside him.

Laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery, Young is remembered for the steady courage he displayed in career and in life, a beacon of service for future generations.

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