Ed Spurney

1872–1932 (age 60)

Biography

Ed Spurney (1872–1932) was a steadfast pillar of his community, known for his steady character and thoughtful counsel.

He lent his energy to the local institutions that defined the city, ensuring that the shared spaces of Woodland Cemetery and beyond honored the memories of those who came before.

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