David Wherley, Jr.

1947–2009 (age 62)

American military officer

Biography

David Wherley, Jr. (1947–2009) upheld the responsibilities of an American military officer with a vigilant commitment to the safety of his fellow citizens. His career reflected both strategic acumen and an unshakable belief in the power of service.

Resting at Arlington National Cemetery, his enduring legacy is defined by the courage he displayed in protecting the values of liberty and security.

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