Harry W. Musselwhite

1868–1955 (age 87)

Biography

Harry W. Musselwhite was a dedicated citizen who approached civic life with quiet resolve and a desire to support his neighbors. His steady presence in community affairs reflected a belief that small acts of care could strengthen the common good.

Though he kept a humble profile, he earned the respect of friends and colleagues for his reliability, and those memories are kept alive near his resting place at Cypress Lawn Memorial Park.

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