Moses W. Games

1873–1934 (age 61)

Biography

Moses W. Games lived from 1873 to 1934, years that allowed him to contribute meaningfully to his community and to witness significant changes in American life. His dedication to those around him defined his character and legacy.

Moses W. Games rests at Oak Hill Cemetery, where his memory is honored with respect. His life stands as a testament to the values and commitment that characterized his generation.

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