Solomon King

1930–2005 (age 75)

U.S. military service member

Biography

Born in 1930, Solomon King devoted his adult life to serving in the United States military, embracing each mission with professionalism. His commitment reflected the steady resolve of those who kept watch during a complex era of global change.

After years in service, he carried a strong sense of fraternity and discipline into his civilian days, remaining a supportive figure for his loved ones. Arlington National Cemetery became his final honor, a symbol of the nation’s gratitude.

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