Lonnie P. Byarm

1889–1955 (age 66)

Military Officer

Biography

Lonnie P. Byarm devoted himself to the call of military service with resolute determination, earning respect through measured judgment and a caring concern for the soldiers under his command. His career reflected an unwavering belief in the importance of preparation and teamwork.

He drew strength from the camaraderie of those he served alongside, and his final resting place in Arlington National Cemetery honors the enduring bond he shared with the nation he defended.

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