Arthur Stoddard Johnson

1863–1957 (age 94)

Biography

Arthur Stoddard Johnson was a fixture of civic life whose thoughtful counsel and steady habits bridged generations, earning him the trust of friends and family alike. He honored time-tested traditions even as he welcomed new ideas, always placing service to others at the forefront of his days.

The stories he shared, the charities he supported, and the kindness he freely offered continue to serve as reminders of an honorable life well lived.

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