Louise Barbara Wood

1900–1960 (age 60)

Biography

Louise Barbara Wood devoted her life to the values of community and service that sustain a strong nation, touching many lives with quiet compassion and an attentive spirit. Her presence was a steady reminder that honor and dignity take many forms in the care we offer others.

She is remembered at Arlington National Cemetery, where visitors pause to honor her life and the grace with which she walked it.

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