Maudlyn A White
1963 – 2001

Maudlyn A White served the U.S. Army for 16 years. Maudlyn served in the Cold War, Gulf War, the Afghanistan and the Global War on Terrorism. Maudlyn was 38 years old.
Biography
Born on the island of Montserrat to James White and Priscilla Irish. At twelve she moved to St Croix in the United States Virgin Islands, which she called home ever after, and she finished at St Croix Central High School in 1982. She read for a time at Bennett College in North Carolina and enlisted in the Army in July of 1985 on the Army College Fund, taking a bachelor's degree in computer information technology from Strayer University while she served.
She trained at Fort Jackson as an administrative specialist and served two overseas tours, at Frankfurt and at Camp Casey in Korea, then Chicago and Alexandria. Her last posting was to the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Programs at the Pentagon.
Her daughter Vielka was born on 13 February 1995 and was, those who knew them said, her whole life - a daughter and a best friend and a playmate at once.
She ran, she read, she bowled. She is remembered as strong, determined, independent and unfailingly generous with everyone she met.
She trained at Fort Jackson as an administrative specialist and served two overseas tours, at Frankfurt and at Camp Casey in Korea, then Chicago and Alexandria. Her last posting was to the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Programs at the Pentagon.
Her daughter Vielka was born on 13 February 1995 and was, those who knew them said, her whole life - a daughter and a best friend and a playmate at once.
She ran, she read, she bowled. She is remembered as strong, determined, independent and unfailingly generous with everyone she met.
Survivors
Her daughter, Vielka White.
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Service Record
Campaign and service medals
Purple Heart posthumous
Meritorious Service Medal oak leaf cluster ×2 posthumous
Army Commendation Medal oak leaf cluster ×2
Army Achievement Medal two oak leaf clusters ×3
Also Remembered
September 11, 2001 — The Pentagon
Cemetery
Arlington National Cemetery
Section
64
Grave
5089
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