Louis Willett

1945–1967 (age 22)

Biography

Louis Willett was born in 1945 and answered the call to serve his country as a United States Army soldier during the Vietnam War, demonstrating bravery that inspired those who served beside him.

His sacrifice is honored by the nation and by those who visit St. John Cemetery, where he rests in tribute to his courage.

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