William Aalto

1915–1958 (age 43)

Biography

William Aalto dedicated his adult life to military service, answering the call during an era of global struggle and representing the steadfast courage of his generation. Though he kept a reserved profile, his peers remembered him as the kind of soldier who prepared carefully, supported younger recruits, and held fast to the bonds of duty.

He cherished the quiet comforts of family and community when home, and his disciplined presence offered stability to those around him; he now lies at Long Island National Cemetery, where the nation honors his steady watch over freedom.

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