Horace A. Moses

1863–1947 (age 84)

Biography

Horace A. Moses (1863-1947) is remembered for a life shaped by perseverance, and his memory remains treasured at Springfield Cemetery. He moved through an era of great innovation with dedication and quiet resolve, leaving behind a legacy of responsibility and compassionate action.

Those who knew him recall his thoughtful conversations and generous spirit, qualities that continue to inspire respect. Visitors to his gravesite reflect on the meaningful impact he had on the many lives he touched.

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