Oliver G. Snow

1849–1931 (age 82)

Biography

Oliver G. Snow witnessed the transformation of Southern California from frontier outpost to bustling metropolis, quietly anchoring his communities with a steady hand and a generous spirit.

He cherished the friendships formed along the way and chose Inglewood Park Cemetery as the place to lie beside those he had served with loyalty.

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