Walter Kondratovich

1924–1987 (age 63)

Biography

Walter Kondratovich answered the call of duty with courage during a time of global conflict, carrying the lessons of service into his civilian career. He was a steady presence in Union Cemetery’s community, honoring the bonds formed during his years of service.

Throughout his life he championed civic engagement and took joy in guiding young people toward teamwork and responsibility, traits that those closest to him still celebrate. Walter’s calm resolve and thoughtful counsel remain deeply missed.

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