Joseph Elsberry

1921–1985 (age 64)

Military Officer

Biography

Joseph Elsberry (1921–1985) devoted himself to the call of military service, exemplifying bravery and leadership throughout his career. His dedication to the safety and welfare of others reflected a profound patriotism and an unwavering work ethic.

He is honored at Arlington National Cemetery, where his valor and service continue to inspire those who cherish the freedoms he defended.

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