William C. Lantaff

1913–1970 (age 57)

Military officer/Government official

Biography

William C. Lantaff dedicated his life to military and public service, rising through the ranks with a steady sense of duty and purpose. He balanced those responsibilities with a commitment to civic leadership, serving the American public through various governmental roles.

Lantaff’s legacy of integrity and quiet competence remained a guiding example to colleagues, and his presence is respectfully commemorated at Caballero Rivero Woodlawn Park North Cemetery and Mausoleum.

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