Other Notable Graves / Burials
- Karl F. Baatz, a German POW is interred in Fort Logan National Cemetery. He died while being held at Fort Logan during World War II.
- John Henry Deutshendorf, Sr., notable Air Force Instructor and father of music legend John Denver.
- Arthur Harvey, an oil pioneer and a veteran of both World War I and World War II (Section Q site 7142).
- Richard H. Kindig (1916–2008), a photographer who was noted for documenting the rail transport industry of Colorado and the Rocky Mountains.
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