Laurence E. Bunker

1902–1977 (age 75)

Biography

Laurence E. Bunker was born in 1902 and lived through decades that called for resilience, innovation, and kindness. He devoted his life to strengthening the connections among family, friends, and neighbors, offering steady counsel whenever it was needed.

Known among the Woodlawn Cemetery community for his thoughtful demeanor and loyalty, Laurence leaves behind a legacy of compassion and quiet leadership that continues to inspire those who remember him.

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