Oscar L. Chapman

1896–1978 (age 82)

Government Official

Biography

Oscar L. Chapman was a dedicated government official whose career in public service spanned many years of meaningful contribution to his nation. His work in government reflected a commitment to advancing the public good and serving the American people.

Chapman's legacy of public service is honored through his interment at Arlington National Cemetery, a recognition of his lifetime of dedication to government service and the nation he served.

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