Richard R. Conger

1921–2003 (age 82)

U.S. military veteran

Biography

Richard R. Conger (1921–2003) served as a U.S. military veteran across midcentury conflicts and peacetime missions, contributing his skills to uphold the nation’s security.

He remained engaged with community life and the veteran community after his active career ended, and Arlington National Cemetery now marks the peaceful rest of his service.

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