Frank A. Keating

1895–1973 (age 78)

Military officer

Biography

Frank A. Keating was a military officer who served his country with dedication and professionalism throughout his career. His commitment to military service reflected the values of duty and honor that defined his generation.

Keating's years of service to the armed forces were marked by consistent excellence. He was honored with interment at Arlington National Cemetery, a final resting place befitting his lifetime of military dedication.

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