Edward Slaughter

1903–1985 (age 82)

Biography

Edward Slaughter was a member of the University of Virginia community whose life was connected to this distinguished institution. Born in 1903, he lived during a transformative period in American higher education and culture.

Slaughter's association with the University of Virginia reflects the deep connections many individuals maintained with academic communities. He rests at the University of Virginia Cemetery and Columbarium, among those who contributed to the life of this historic institution.

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