Warren Whitside

1875–1964 (age 89)

Biography

Warren Whitside (1875–1964) lived through a remarkable period of American history, witnessing the nation's transformation across nearly nine decades. His long life spanned from the post-Reconstruction era through the modern age, providing perspective on the nation's evolution.

Whitside's final resting place in Arlington National Cemetery honors his place in American history. His longevity and presence across generations reflected the enduring values of service and commitment that characterize those interred in this hallowed ground.

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