Harry E. Goldsworthy

1914–2022 (age 108)

U.S. Air Force major general

Biography

Harry E. Goldsworthy devoted his professional life to the U.S. Air Force, progressing to the rank of major general and guiding logistics, operations, and the welfare of airmen with a steady hand. His leadership spanned eras of great change, yet he never wavered in championing excellence, readiness, and the bonds of service.

Throughout retirement he remained connected to the veteran community, sharing stories, promoting mentorship, and offering friendship to younger aviators, a life of service commemorated at Riverside National Cemetery. He is remembered as a guiding light for generations who passed through his wing.

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