Wilma Dobie

1918–2005 (age 87)

Military veteran

Biography

Wilma Dobie (1918–2005) dedicated her adult life to the defense of the nation, serving with calm determination through years of profound global change. Her presence among the ranks of Military Veterans reflected a steadfast commitment to service and to the welfare of her fellow citizens.

Remembered at Arlington National Cemetery, her legacy rests in the quiet patriotism she exemplified and the steady courage she offered in times of need.

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