Homer Van Meter

1906–1934 (age 28)

Biography

Homer Van Meter (1906–1934) is laid to rest at Lindenwood Cemetery, leaving behind memories of a bold spirit who met life with courage. He was admired for his lively nature and the energy he brought to every pursuit.

The warmth of his companionship and the stories he shared continue to echo among those who were fortunate to know him.

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