J. Frederick Talcott

1866–1944 (age 78)

Biography

J. Frederick Talcott (1866–1944) contributed to the vitality of Woodlawn through his steadfast involvement in business and civic affairs, offering both leadership and personal warmth wherever he served. He was known for his integrity and willingness to support emerging ventures that benefitted the wider community.

Frederick cherished the friendships he cultivated and took pride in helping to preserve the dignity and prosperity of the neighborhoods he loved, remaining an enduring touchstone for future generations.

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