E. D. Witherspoon

1902–1979 (age 77)

Biography

E. D. Witherspoon (1902–1979) lived through a transformative period in American history, witnessing and participating in the changes of the twentieth century. His life was marked by the experiences and values of his generation.

Witherspoon's final resting place at Hollywood Cemetery stands as a testament to his life and the respect of his community.

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