Edgar Bright Wilson

1874–1953 (age 79)

Biography

Edgar Bright Wilson championed the needs of Gallatin, sharing his time freely with causes aimed at preserving the region's heritage and strengthening its social bonds.

Beloved for his steady friendship and gentle humor, he leaves a legacy of goodwill that will continue to uplift the community he called home.

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Gallatin City Cemetery
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