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If you’ve driven the I-69 bridge over the White River, you’ve passed a sign bearing the name of Washington-born Lt. Colonel Don C. Faith Jr.
Faith served with the 82nd Airborne in World War II, then fought in Korea.
In 1950, near the Chosin Reservoir, he was mortally wounded leading an attack on an enemy roadblock, and he received the Medal of Honor.
His remains were identified decades later, and he was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery in 2013.
Historian Randy Mills will share his story at the Daviess County Historical Society Museums Veterans Day Program, Sunday, November 8th, at 2 p.m., at 212 East Main Street in Washington.
The public is invited, and a parade follows at 4.
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