Karl Greenwald

1888–1986 (age 98)

Military

Biography

Karl Greenwald served with humility and a quiet strength that left a lasting impression on comrades and communities alike. His dedication to duty provided a steady foundation for the missions he supported, reflecting a deep patriotism and a lifetime of preparation.

Laid to rest at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery, Karl’s life is remembered as a testament to persistence and loyalty, with his example guiding future generations who seek to serve with similar resolve.

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