George C. Shaw

1866–1960 (age 94)

Biography

George C. Shaw (1866–1960) lived an exceptionally long life spanning nearly a century, from the Reconstruction era through the modern age. His years witnessed the nation's transformation from an agrarian society to a modern industrial and global power.

Shaw's interment in Arlington National Cemetery reflects his enduring legacy and service. His remarkable longevity provided a living connection to America's past, and his memory is honored among the nation's distinguished service members.

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