Franklin E. Sigler

1924–1995 (age 71)

U.S. Marine Corps Marine

Biography

Franklin E. Sigler earned the gratitude of a nation through his brave service as a Marine in the United States Marine Corps. His valor during World War II and unwavering devotion to his comrades became emblematic of Marine Corps spirit.

He spent his later years ensuring that the stories of sacrifice and brotherhood would endure, helping preserve the legacy of those who served.

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