Douglas V. Radney

1917–1994 (age 77)

Military veteran

Biography

Douglas V. Radney's wartime service instilled in him a commitment to duty that he carried into every chapter, helping rebuild communities and mentor younger veterans.

His warm leadership touched local schools and civic groups while he honored those who served alongside him, now commemorated at Fort Logan National Cemetery.

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