George Austin McHenry

1858–1931 (age 73)

Biography

George Austin McHenry was a steadfast leader whose vision helped shape the communities he served, always seeking to unite residents around shared goals. His steady commitment to civic growth inspired others to take part in building a brighter future.

He treasured the friendships forged through volunteer efforts and public gatherings, and his legacy is carried forward in the institutions he supported. He rests at Oaklawn Cemetery, honored for lending his strength to the common good.

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