Frederick Stapley Wonham

1870–1952 (age 82)

Biography

Frederick Stapley Wonham, born in 1870, was a tireless advocate for good citizenship and the quiet virtues of honesty and dependability. He cherished conversations about the future of his town and lent encouragement to community efforts whenever a steady voice was needed.

Those who knew him recall his graciousness and the reassurance that came from his presence, and Greenwood Union Cemetery now marks the site where his memory endures.

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