Harry Wesley Bass Jr.

1927–1998 (age 71)

oilman and philanthropist

Biography

Harry Wesley Bass Jr. forged a distinguished career in the oil industry, drawing on the technical skill and relentless curiosity that defined his family’s legacy. As his influence grew, so did his commitment to philanthropy, giving generously to educational and cultural institutions that reflected his wide-ranging interests.

He believed in uplifting communities near and far, a dedication that continues to echo through Hillcrest Cemetery and the many lives he touched beyond it.

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