Arthur Shattuck

1881–1951 (age 70)

Biography

Arthur Shattuck combined quiet intellect with a genuine concern for neighbors, working tirelessly to ensure that those around him felt supported and included.

He bequeathed a legacy of kindness and dedication, now remembered at Oak Hill Cemetery where his memory continues to inspire others.

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