Larry L. Maxam

1948–1968 (age 20)

Military Serviceman

Biography

Larry L. Maxam was a military serviceman whose courage in combat inspired countless fellow soldiers and preserved freedom during a turbulent era. Recognized for extraordinary valor, he exemplified selfless leadership and deep concern for the young men who served alongside him.

He rests at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, where visitors honor the bravery he displayed and the ultimate sacrifice he made for his country.

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