William H. Wilbur

1888–1979 (age 91)

Military Officer

Biography

William H. Wilbur served with distinction as a military officer, upholding the values of duty, honor, and country that define the United States Military Academy at West Point. His steady leadership and thoughtful demeanor earned the admiration of fellow officers and enlisted personnel alike.

Outside uniformed service he remained deeply rooted in the camaraderie of his alma mater, mentoring young cadets and sharing the lessons of service with grace. His legacy endures in the many lives he touched through his steadfast example and unwavering commitment to his country.

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