Charles Whiting Baker

1865–1941 (age 76)

Businessman

Biography

Charles Whiting Baker earned the respect of his peers through steadfast service to the business community, meeting the demands of commerce with principled leadership during an era of rapid change.

He supported the growth of his local area with a steady hand, leaving behind a reputation for integrity and generosity that endures at Lakeview Cemetery, where he was laid to rest.

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