George Wadsworth

1893–1958 (age 65)

Community leader

Biography

George Wadsworth cultivated a life marked by generous service to neighbors and a steady dedication to causes that bound his community together. Whether lending a hand at civic gatherings or quietly supporting families in need, he embodied the virtues of reliability and compassion.

In the cool shade of Forest Lawn Cemetery his memory rests among those he treasured, offering solace to friends and kin who continue to cherish his gentle influence.

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