Holden Chester Richardson

1878–1960 (age 82)

Military officer, Engineer

Biography

Holden Chester Richardson (1878-1960) brought both military leadership and engineering acumen to his service, forging solutions that bridged the demands of strategy and the finesse of design. He is memorialized at Arlington National Cemetery for a career defined by skill and courage.

He approached each assignment with careful thought and technical precision, ensuring that the needs of his fellow servicemembers were met with reliable planning. His contributions live on through the structures and systems he helped build and the confidence he instilled in those he led.

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