Edward H. Edgerton

1863–1934 (age 71)

Biography

Edward H. Edgerton was known for his steadfast contributions to the civic and cultural fabric of his hometown, offering leadership and quiet example in times of both challenge and progress. He stood as a thoughtful presence who valued community wellbeing and the enduring bonds of neighborly care.

Though less widely known, Edgerton’s legacy is honored by those who recall his steady character, and he is laid to rest at Woodlawn Cemetery where his memory continues in the lives of those he touched.

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