George Wharton James

1858–1923 (age 65)

Biography

George Wharton James, living from 1858 to 1923, spent his years devoted to nurturing the bonds within his community and offering encouragement to others. The Mountain View area knew him as a person of generosity and thoughtful listening.

The legacy he leaves is one of friendliness and devotion, a reminder that small acts of kindness echo long after we are gone, much like the quiet beauty of Mountain View Cemetery and Mausoleum.

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