Clyde A. Selleck

1888–1973 (age 85)

Military Officer

Biography

Clyde A. Selleck exemplified the traits of a dedicated military officer, offering dependable leadership during times that tested resolve and character. His counsel was sought for both tactical expertise and his gentle commitment to the well-being of his team.

Friends recall his thoughtful consideration and readiness to support others, qualities that left a lasting impression beyond the battlefield. Arlington National Cemetery now shelters the memory of a servant-leader who gave his all.

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