Harry Clay Smith

1863–1941 (age 78)

Biography

Harry Clay Smith (1863–1941) exemplified civic-mindedness, always looking for ways to encourage others and make his community stronger. His steady engagement and thoughtfulness were a quiet foundation for many shared endeavors.

Resting at Woodland Cemetery, he is remembered for his steady heart and the reassuring presence he offered to all.

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