Fred Thomsen

1897–1986 (age 89)

Military

Biography

Fred Thomsen answered the call of duty with courage and devotion, embodying the selfless service that defines the men and women of the armed forces. His commitment extended beyond the uniform, as he continued to uphold those same principles in his daily life among friends, neighbors, and loved ones.

He leaves behind a grateful community of fellow veterans and family members who honor his sacrifices, and he is laid to rest with fellow patriots at Springfield National Cemetery.

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