Martin R. Carlson

1877–1971 (age 94)

Biography

Martin R. Carlson (1877–1971) earned a reputation as a devoted citizen, always ready to lend his time and energy to community concerns. He held the respect of neighbors and colleagues for his thoughtful approach and steady support of public life.

Carlson believed that small acts of service were the bedrock of a healthy society, and he encouraged others to work together with generosity and integrity. He rests at Riverside Cemetery, among those who continue to inspire others toward civic engagement.

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