William Gianelli

1919–2020 (age 101)

U.S. military professional

Biography

William Gianelli spent his career as a U.S. military professional focused on managing the nation’s vital water resources, bringing technical rigor and collaborative spirit to the Corps of Engineers and the Department of the Army.

He remained a steady advocate for sustainable infrastructure and for the partnerships that make such work possible, and his impact continues to be honored among the hallowed grounds of Arlington National Cemetery.

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