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Golden Gate National Cemetery
San Bruno, California · Established 1941
Golden Gate National Cemetery was established in 1941 to serve the burial needs of veterans in the San Francisco Bay Area. The cemetery contains over 135,000 graves of veterans from World War I, World War II, Korea, Vietnam, and other conflicts. Its well-maintained grounds and ocean views make it one of the most striking national cemeteries in the country.
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Records
1941
Founded
San Bruno
City
CA
State
Common Surnames
Records from Golden Gate National Cemetery(2 total)
Pearl Nakamura
1917 — 2005
Japanese-American who survived internment during WWII and became a civil rights advocate.
“Perseverance is the highest virtue.”
Kenji Nakamura
1912 — 1983
Japanese immigrant who served with the 442nd Infantry Regiment in WWII.
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