David Wooster

1891–1976 (age 85)

Biography

David Wooster (1891-1976) lived a long and purposeful life, witnessing and participating in the transformation of his era. He was known for his steadfast character and his dedication to his family and community.

David's resting place at Highland Cemetery reflects the respect and esteem in which he was held. His memory endures as a testament to a life well-lived and values well-maintained.

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