Thomas M. Waller

1839–1924 (age 85)

Biography

Thomas M. Waller devoted himself to the values of integrity, carrying a steady moral compass through decades of civic change. Cedar Grove Cemetery now holds his memory, where visitors can pause to honor the thoughtfulness he brought to daily life.

His legacy is preserved in stories of considerate friendship and the calm strength he offered to those in his circle.

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