Vicente T. Blaz

1928–2014 (age 86)

U.S. Marine Corps officer and delegate

Biography

Vicente T. Blaz was a pioneering U.S. Marine Corps officer and delegate who dedicated his life to public service. His career encompassed both military leadership and representation in government, making significant contributions to his community and nation.

Delegate Blaz's legacy reflects his commitment to service in both military and civilian capacities. He was honored with burial at Arlington National Cemetery, recognizing his distinguished career and dedication to the United States.

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