Louis C. Mosher

1880–1958 (age 78)

U.S. military veteran

Biography

Louis C. Mosher devoted himself to service with the kind of perseverance that quietly shaped the outcomes of the missions he supported. His time in uniform was marked by loyalty, and he carried those values deep into civilian life.

Today, in the tranquility of San Francisco National Cemetery, visitors reflect on his contributions and the unassuming courage he displayed throughout his life.

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