Seth Williams

1880–1963 (age 83)

Military Officer

Biography

Seth Williams brought a sense of duty and quiet courage to his role as a military officer, remaining committed to his fellow service members throughout his career. His steady judgment and tireless effort reflected a lifetime devoted to preserving peace and supporting comrades.

He is laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery, where many honor the steadfast service he rendered to his country.

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