Strother M. Stockslager

1842–1930 (age 88)

Military Officer

Biography

Strother M. Stockslager answered the call to service as a youth during the Civil War and continued his military career with steady leadership and deep devotion. His experience in the field and in staff roles helped stabilize units through turbulent times and ensured that training standards remained high.

In retirement he remained a visible advocate for those who had worn the uniform alongside him, supporting veterans’ organizations and serving as a counselor to younger officers. His example of quiet competence and steadfast loyalty endured long after active duty.

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