Joe Louis, the legendary heavyweight boxing champion, is buried at Arlington National Cemetery because of his significant contributions to American sports and his service during World War II. After his boxing career, he served in the U.S. Army, which solidified his status as an American hero. His burial at this prestigious military cemetery honors both his athletic legacy and his dedication to the country. Louis's interment there reflects the respect and admiration he garnered throughout his life.
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Joe Louis, the "Brown Bomber" He is buried in section 7a
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Yes, President Regan Waived eligibility rules for burial at Arlington National Cemetery, and Louis was buried there with full military honors on April 21, 1981. Plot: Section 7A, Grave 177
Joe Louis - 1937 to 1949
Every President has the right to be buried at Arlington, because they serve over our armed forces while in office. The only answer I know is that they choose not to take this honor, and be buried with family, or closer to their home. In a way this shows humility. Fun fact: Ronald Reagan gave up his spot in Arlington so Joe Louis could be interred.
President John F Kennedy, President Warren G. Harding, President Dwight D. Eisenhower, and Joe Lewis are among the prominent people buried at Arlington. Arlington Cemetery is also the site of The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
While there may be a memorial in Arlington. Joe Jr. was Killed in action during WWII. His bodied was never recovered.
Joe Pa is buried at the Spring Creek Presbyterian Cemetery near Centre Hills Country Club, State College PA.
The cemetery of St. Mary's Parish in Appleton, Wisconsin, USA
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Beth Olam, Hollywood Forever Cemetery, Los Angeles