Samuel Tankersley Williams

1896–1984 (age 88)

Military Officer

Biography

Samuel Tankersley Williams was a military officer born in 1896 who dedicated his life to serving his country. His career spanned the early twentieth century, a time of significant military and social change in America.

Williams was honored with burial at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery, a final resting place that reflects his distinguished military service and commitment to his nation.

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