Richard Peters

1848–1921 (age 73)

Biography

Richard Peters (1848–1921) devoted himself to civic betterment, believing that steady service could weave a stronger community fabric. He was always ready with practical counsel and a steady hand.

Remembered with respect at The Woodlands, he leaves behind warm recollections of patience, good humor, and unwavering generosity to those in need.

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