George W. Macfarlane

1849–1921 (age 72)

Biography

George W. Macfarlane lent his talents to the civic life of Honolulu with quiet dignity and an abiding interest in the well-being of the community. Known for his gracious manner, he encouraged cooperation and thoughtful governance among his peers.

He valued the chance to serve and was ever appreciative of the diverse voices that shaped the islands’ future.

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