Charlotte Winters

1897–2007 (age 110)

WWI veteran

Biography

Charlotte Winters, a World War I veteran, exemplified courage and resilience, serving with distinction during a time when few women were called to such roles. Her dedication paved the way for future generations of women in uniform.

Charlotte carried the values of duty and perseverance throughout her life, remaining a guiding example of quiet bravery and unwavering patriotism for her family and community.

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