Luther Hare

1851–1929 (age 78)

Military Officer

Biography

Luther Hare (1851–1929) exemplified steadfast service, taking on numerous frontier and expeditionary assignments that tested both leadership and resilience.

He met each challenge with humility and perseverance, leaving behind a legacy commemorated at Arlington National Cemetery.

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