Greenfield Sluder

1865–1928 (age 63)

Biography

Greenfield Sluder was a respected neighbor whose steady character and willingness to support others made him a valued part of his community.

He offered time and encouragement to local schools and churches, leaving behind memories of a man who understood that quiet generosity sustains civic life.

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