Jack Clifford

1880–1956 (age 76)

Serviceman

Biography

Jack Clifford served his country with quiet distinction, honoring his commitments whether in uniform or among the veterans’ circles that kept his comradeship alive. His steady presence and willingness to lend a hand reflected a lifetime of service and camaraderie.

He cherished his family and his fellow servicemen, offering counsel and laughter long after active duty, and he now rests at Long Island National Cemetery as a representative of enduring patriotic devotion.

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