Robert Treat Paine Storer

1893–1962 (age 69)

Biography

Robert Treat Paine Storer carried the spirit of service from the playing fields to civic life, prized as much for his leadership as for his unwavering integrity.

He drew upon a lifetime of disciplined effort to mentor others and to promote the ideals of fair play, scholarship, and generosity within his community.

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