Richard Sanford

1877–1966 (age 89)

Biography

Richard Sanford navigated the challenges of the late 19th and early 20th centuries with a steady sense of purpose, contributing to the civic fabric of his hometown and offering encouragement to younger peers. His boundless patience and thoughtful counsel made him a trusted figure across generations.

Friends and family remember him for the kindness and integrity with which he conducted his affairs, expressing gratitude for the generosity he shared. He now rests at Green-Wood Cemetery, a place of reflection for many who treasure his memory.

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