Unclaimed remains of 133 veterans and relatives brought to final rest in Washington State Veterans Cemetery

Some fought in Vietnam, in World War II and as far back as the Spanish-American War. Some 43 served in World War I. They included Carl Croson, who served in the Army in WWI, and his son Kenneth, who served in the Coast Guard in WWII.

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