Paul P. Yoder

1897–1965 (age 68)

Biography

Paul P. Yoder (1897–1965) was a dedicated individual who lived through transformative decades of American history. He served his country and community with the values that defined his generation.

He is honored at Dayton National Cemetery, a place of respect and remembrance for those who served. His memory remains a testament to his commitment and character.

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