George V. Underwood, Jr.

1913–1984 (age 71)

Military Officer

Biography

George V. Underwood, Jr. answered his nation’s call with unwavering dedication, building a career as a military officer defined by discipline, strategic acumen, and a deep concern for the well-being of his troops.

Generations of service members recall his calm counsel and steady presence, and he rests in the dignity of Fort Bliss National Cemetery, a place where gratitude for his life endures.

Did you know George V. Underwood, Jr.?

Help us tell their story. Share a memory, upload a gravestone photo, or correct any details.

Also buried at Fort Bliss National Cemetery

Harry Varner
1885–1970 (age 85)
Fort Bliss National Cemetery
Harry Varner (1885-1970) was an American military serviceman.
Tom Chisari
1922–1995 (age 73)
Fort Bliss National Cemetery
Tom Chisari (1922–1995) was remembered for his dedication and service at Fort Bliss National Cemetery.
Walter Milner
1913–1965 (age 52)
Fort Bliss National Cemetery
Walter Milner was a Bell County resident who lived from 1913 to 1965.
Jan Herring
1923–2000 (age 77)
Fort Bliss National Cemetery
Jan Herring (1923–2000) is buried at Fort Bliss National Cemetery.
Mike Brumbelow
1906–1977 (age 71)
Fort Bliss National Cemetery
Mike Brumbelow (1906-1977) was an American military serviceman.
Alfred Masters
1916–1975 (age 59)
Fort Bliss National Cemetery
Alfred Masters (1916-1975) was an American military serviceman.

Other notable military officers

Roger Hanson
1827–1863 (age 36)
Lexington Cemetery
Roger Hanson was a Confederate general from Clark County who lived from 1827 to 1863.
Angus William McDonald
1799–1864 (age 65)
Hollywood Cemetery
Angus William McDonald (1799-1864) was a Winchester resident and Confederate officer who lived 65 years.
Samuel Kosciuszko Zook
1821–1863 (age 42)
Montgomery Cemetery
Samuel Kosciuszko Zook was a Union general from Tredyffrin Township who died in service during the Civil War.
William H. Winder
1775–1824 (age 49)
Green Mount Cemetery
William H. Winder was a Maryland military officer who served prominently during the War of 1812.
Richard Taylor
1826–1879 (age 53)
Metairie Cemetery
Richard Taylor (1826-1879) was a Confederate general from Louisville interred in Metairie Cemetery.
Boston Custer
1848–1876 (age 28)
Woodland Cemetery
Boston Custer was a Union Army officer and younger brother of the famous General George Armstrong Custer.