Bruce Foster Sterling

1870–1945 (age 75)

Biography

Bruce Foster Sterling, remembered for his steady presence in the Oak Grove community, brought quiet leadership and a generous spirit to every endeavor he undertook during the early decades of the twentieth century.

Through his unwavering dedication to neighbors and the rhythms of daily life, he became a cherished figure whose memory continues to inspire those who visit the restful grounds at Oak Grove Cemetery.

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