Harry Clayton Beaman

1863–1947 (age 84)

Biography

Harry Clayton Beaman, born in 1863, was a calming force whose long life nourished the bonds of friendship in the communities near Woodlawn Cemetery. He was known for treating everyone with dignity, for lending encouragement when it was needed, and for maintaining a steady optimism.

His memory lives on through the stories of those he supported, and visitors to Woodlawn Cemetery continue to draw inspiration from the kindness he freely gave.

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