Frederick W. Gibb

1908–1968 (age 60)

Biography

Frederick W. Gibb devoted his life to the service of his country, rising through the ranks with quiet determination and steady leadership. His steady hand guided his troop movements during challenging times, a reflection of his deep sense of duty and personal courage.

Often remembered for his calm presence in the command post, he carried the weight of responsibility with grace and humility, earning the respect of peers and juniors alike. Arlington National Cemetery now holds his memory, a fitting resting place for an officer whose life was marked by honor.

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