Lucius D. Clay, Jr.

1919–1994 (age 75)

Biography

Lucius D. Clay, Jr. followed in a distinguished family tradition of military service. His career reflected the values of duty and commitment that defined his family's legacy.

Clay's contributions to military service and his nation's defense demonstrated the dedication of his generation. His memory is honored among those who served alongside him.

Did you know Lucius D. Clay, Jr.?

Help us tell their story. Share a memory, upload a gravestone photo, or correct any details.

Also buried at Arlington National Cemetery

John Aaron Rawlins
1831–1869 (age 38)
Arlington National Cemetery
John Aaron Rawlins was a Union general and chief of staff to General Ulysses S. Grant.
Arthur Henry Dutton
1838–1864 (age 26)
Arlington National Cemetery
Arthur Henry Dutton was a Union officer killed in action during the Civil War at age 26.
John Rodgers Meigs
1841–1864 (age 23)
Arlington National Cemetery
John Rodgers Meigs was a Union Army officer killed in action during the Civil War at age 23.
Joseph A. Haskin
1818–1874 (age 56)
Arlington National Cemetery
Joseph A. Haskin was a Troy-born military officer and engineer who served with distinction during the Civil War and live...
John F. Kennedy
1917–1963 (age 46)
Arlington National Cemetery
The 35th President of the United States, assassinated in Dallas, Texas. His eternal flame marks his grave at Arlington.
James Ord
1789–1873 (age 84)
Arlington National Cemetery
James Ord (1789-1873) was a military officer whose remains were interred at Arlington National Cemetery.