Harry H. Critz

1912–1982 (age 70)

Biography

Harry H. Critz was born in 1912 and served his country with honor. His connection to Fort Sill Post Cemetery reflects a life of service and dedication to his nation.

He passed away in 1982, leaving behind a legacy of patriotism and commitment. His final resting place at Fort Sill Post Cemetery stands as a testament to his service and memory.

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