United States of America
First Lieutenant Richard Gabriel served the United States Marine Corps - Vietnam for 1 year. Richard served in the Vietnam War and the Cold War. Richard was 54 years old.
How He Died
Manner
Homicide
Cause
Multiple traumatic injuries
Place
Virginia
Biography
First Lieutenant, United States Marine Corps, retired, and a veteran of Vietnam, where he was wounded and lost a leg.
He came to terms with it young and went on without bitterness. Those who knew him spoke of a calm about him, a serenity, and a wry humour - and of a man who was honest to a fault and took responsibility as a matter of course.
His family say he would have been uncomfortable being written about this way; he had no time for anything that hinted at sympathy or pity.
He was fifty-four.
He came to terms with it young and went on without bitterness. Those who knew him spoke of a calm about him, a serenity, and a wry humour - and of a man who was honest to a fault and took responsibility as a matter of course.
His family say he would have been uncomfortable being written about this way; he had no time for anything that hinted at sympathy or pity.
He was fifty-four.
Survivors
His wife Anne, their five children, and his parents.
Keepsakes
Shared stone
Shared stone
Shared stone
Shared stone
Shared stone
Shared stone
Service Record
Conflicts
For service and achievement
Memorials
National 9/11 Pentagon Memorial
Line 1946
Also Remembered
September 11, 2001 — The Pentagon
Cemetery
Arlington National Cemetery
Section
64
Grave
5089
In Our Keeping
Permanent identifier
neuraspine_01krcs0ppmvxxc745xhx7db54g
Record added
August 8, 2026
neuraweb.nw
Stewarded by
neuraweb.nw
Last updated
September 30, 2026
This page is permanent and free. No fee to view it, no advertising, no tracking, and no account required. It will not be taken down.
Are you family? This record can be claimed and maintained by those who knew Richard. Claim this record.
Shadow Box
Richard Gabriel
First Lieutenant
U.S. Marine Corps
1968 - 1969
United States Marine Corps - Vietnam

Be the first to honor Richard.
Leave a Tribute