Lindsay Carter Warren

1889–1976 (age 87)

Government official

Biography

Lindsay Carter Warren (1889–1976) served his community with a deep sense of responsibility, approaching every task with meticulous care and a sincere desire to do right by others.

Visitors to Oakdale Cemetery reflect on Warren's steady leadership and the lasting influence of the service-minded life he led.

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