T. J. Oakley Rhinelander

1858–1946 (age 88)

Biography

T. J. Oakley Rhinelander represented the Rhinelander family's tradition of civic engagement in New York, using his position in society to sustain charities, hospitals, and cultural institutions that enriched public life. He was known for thoughtful patronage that balanced tradition with a desire to meet contemporary needs.

A supporter of educational programs and church outreach, he remained active in community affairs well into his later years, and his memory is preserved among the tranquil avenues of Woodlawn Cemetery.

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