John Taylor Woodbury Jr.

1884–1953 (age 69)

Biography

John Taylor Woodbury Jr. earned the respect of Saint George by championing fair municipal practices and by keeping civic institutions responsive to families near Saint George City Cemetery. He put special emphasis on transparent city services.

He remained committed to youth programs and civic improvement projects, leaving behind a legacy of measured judgment and a willingness to listen that neighbors still celebrate. The young people he guided often speak of his patience.

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