David Ewing Ott

1922–2004 (age 82)

Biography

David Ewing Ott, born in 1922, answered the nation’s call and served with distinction before transitioning to a life shaped by the values instilled during his service. He remained ever mindful of the bonds formed in uniform.

He was known among family and friends for his steadfast presence and thoughtful reflection on the meaning of sacrifice. His resting place at Arlington National Cemetery honors a life of quiet dedication.

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