T. Nelson Parker

1898–1973 (age 75)

Biography

T. Nelson Parker lived through much of the twentieth century, witnessing the growth and development of American culture and society. His presence in his community reflected the values and character of his generation.

Parker was laid to rest at Hollywood Cemetery, a place of remembrance for those whose lives intersected with the entertainment world and the greater Los Angeles area.

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