John D. Landers

1920–1989 (age 69)

Biography

John D. Landers (1920–1989) was known for his quiet resolve and dedication to the civic life of his community, always eager to lend support where it was needed most.

He inspired others through steady leadership and a willingness to listen, leaving a legacy of integrity that rests now at Greenwood Memorial Park and Mausoleum.

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