Thatcher Magoun Brown

1876–1954 (age 78)

Biography

Thatcher Magoun Brown (1876–1954) was known for his thoughtful engagement in civic life and his generous efforts to encourage harmony among diverse groups. He worked with clarity of purpose to foster the bonds that keep communities together, always emphasizing the importance of mutual understanding.

Laid to rest at Green-Wood Cemetery, his legacy endures through the relationships he nourished and the encouraging example he set for those who came after him.

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