Floyd James Thompson

1933–2002 (age 69)

U.S. Army officer

Biography

Floyd James Thompson devoted his life to service as a U.S. Army officer, carrying himself with courage and compassion through every assignment.

His leadership inspired others and grounded the families he served, and he endured hardships with quiet resolve, reminding us that resilience can spring from steadfast faith in others while now resting at Andersonville National Cemetery where gratitude for his sacrifice continues to be expressed.

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