George True Bartlett

1856–1949 (age 93)

Biography

George True Bartlett (1856–1949) was valued for his steady leadership and the respect he offered to every person he encountered. His calm demeanor and thoughtful attention to detail made him a trusted figure in the lives of many.

George’s legacy is one of conscientious service, rooted in a desire to strengthen the bonds of community and family. He rests at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery, remembered for the steadiness and grace with which he walked through life.

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