Lawrence Martin

1880–1955 (age 75)

Military Officer

Biography

Lawrence Martin dedicated himself to military service with a sense of humility and perseverance. He was known for guiding often complex missions with a methodical mind and an emphasis on supporting those who depended on him.

Through quiet example, he encouraged professionalism and ethical conduct, leaving a legacy of responsible stewardship in uniformed life. His final resting place at Arlington National Cemetery reflects the deep esteem in which he is held.

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