Horace Whiteside

1891–1956 (age 65)

Military Officer

Biography

Horace Whiteside entered the military with a sense of duty that remained unwavering throughout his career, showing courage and clarity in his decision-making. He earned admiration for blending calm resolve with a genuine concern for the welfare of his fellow service members.

Through decades of activity he stayed connected to the mission of defending the nation, and Arlington National Cemetery now preserves his legacy among other distinguished Americans.

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