Colonel Radford was the Regional Public Water Authority Director in Omaha, Nebraska from 1933 to 1937. He retired from the Army as a Colonel in 1946. He was in Greece, where he had been for one year, as an advisor on railways to the United States Corps of Engineers. He died after a short illness. His survivors included his wife, Rebecca Cresap Ord and three daughters: Miss Manette Radford, Mrs. Rebecca Fleming and Mrs Rosemary Ruether. He was the son of Stephen Kearney Radford and Penelope Porter Armstrong.
His son-in-law Lieut. Colonel Daniel Mahrt Fleming is also buried in Arlington National Cemetery. His wife, Rebecca, died in Colorado Springs while attending the funeral.
His son-in-law Lieut. Colonel Daniel Mahrt Fleming is also buried in Arlington National Cemetery. His wife, Rebecca, died in Colorado Springs while attending the funeral.
Colonel Radford was the Regional Public Water Authority Director in Omaha, Nebraska from 1933 to 1937. He retired from the Army as a Colonel in 1946. He was in Greece, where he had been for one year, as an advisor on railways to the United States Corps of Engineers. He died after a short illness. His survivors included his wife, Rebecca Cresap Ord and three daughters: Miss Manette Radford, Mrs. Rebecca Fleming and Mrs Rosemary Ruether. He was the son of Stephen Kearney Radford and Penelope Porter Armstrong.
His son-in-law Lieut. Colonel Daniel Mahrt Fleming is also buried in Arlington National Cemetery. His wife, Rebecca, died in Colorado Springs while attending the funeral.
His son-in-law Lieut. Colonel Daniel Mahrt Fleming is also buried in Arlington National Cemetery. His wife, Rebecca, died in Colorado Springs while attending the funeral.
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