Homer Cogdell

1888–1956 (age 68)

Military Officer

Biography

Homer Cogdell served with distinction as a military officer, dedicating himself to the responsibilities of leadership and the welfare of those under his command. His integrity and sense of duty guided him through challenging assignments, and he remained committed to the ideals of service throughout his life.

Chattanooga National Cemetery honors his courage and loyalty, providing a place of solemn gratitude for the sacrifices he made for country and comrades.

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