Oscar Fulton Davisson

1851–1932 (age 81)

Biography

Oscar Fulton Davisson was long associated with the care of Woodland Cemetery and Arboretum, guiding its horticultural stewardship and preserving its reflective grounds for future generations.

A devoted community member, he supported local initiatives and quietly promoted the conservation of the living landscape that surrounds his final resting place, earning gratitude from neighbors and visitors alike.

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