Harry H. Vaughan

1893–1981 (age 88)

Biography

Harry H. Vaughan (1893–1981) was a career Army officer whose steady presence became a fixture in the White House during the Truman years. As Military Aide he oversaw ceremonial duties and military readiness while serving as a confident liaison between the president and the uniformed services, earning both respect from colleagues and a reputation for loyalty.

After leaving Washington he remained engaged with veteran circles and civic groups that supported servicemembers, sharing stories of sacrifice and duty so that younger generations could appreciate the costs of freedom. His legacy is honored at Ivy Hill Cemetery, where visitors recall a lifetime of devotion to country.

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