His private monument in Section 3 of Arlington National Cemetery reads:
“Charles L. Woodhouse
First Lieutenant – United States Army
Drowned In Laguna de Bay, Philippines,
Age 29 years, May 4, 1906
“Greater Love Hath No Man Than This,
That He Lay Down His Life For His Friends.”
Charles Lawrence Woodhouse of Nebraska
Private, Corporal and Sergeant, Company D 7th United States Artillery And Electrician Sergeant, 13 April 1898 to 6 August 1900
Second Lieuenant, 23rd United States Infantry, 25 July 1900
Transferred to the 28th United States Infantry, 4 September 1902
WOODHOUSE, CHARLES L
1ST LT 4TH US INF
VETERAN SERVICE DATES: Unknown
DATE OF DEATH: 05/04/1905
DATE OF INTERMENT: Unknown
BURIED AT: SECTION S DIV SITE 1546
ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
WOODHOUSE, CHAS L
1ST LT 4TH US INF
VETERAN SERVICE DATES: Unknown
DATE OF DEATH: 05/04/1905
DATE OF INTERMENT: Unknown
BURIED AT: SECTION S DIV SITE 1546
ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
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