Tom Asmussen

1878–1963 (age 85)

Biography

Tom Asmussen lived during a transformative period in American history, witnessing the nation's growth and development from the late nineteenth into the twentieth century. His life represented the experiences of those who built and sustained their communities during this dynamic era.

Asmussen's memory is preserved at Ridgewood Cemetery, where he rests among others who shaped the fabric of American society. His long life and place in the historical record reflect the importance of honoring those whose contributions, though perhaps not widely documented, were essential to their communities.

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