Anson Goodyear

1877–1964 (age 87)

Philanthropist

Biography

Anson Goodyear championed philanthropy that enriched cultural and educational institutions, supporting endeavors that would outlast his own lifetime.

He rests at Forest Lawn Cemetery, leaving behind a legacy of generosity that continues to encourage the arts and civic engagement.

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