James Parks

1843–1929 (age 86)

Biography

James Parks' story is one of steadfast loyalty to his nation and a humility that endeared him to companions and commanders alike. He strove to uplift those around him and remained a constant source of encouragement through difficult days.

Resting at Arlington National Cemetery, Parks’ memory is preserved as part of the collective tribute to those who stood firm for the United States, representing quiet bravery and unwavering loyalty.

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