W. S. Coulter

1877–1945 (age 68)

Biography

W. S. Coulter is remembered through the quiet dignity of his resting place at Green-Wood Cemetery, where friends and family honor a life lived with integrity. Though details of his public service may have faded with time, the respect afforded him by those who knew him endures.

Visitors to Green-Wood can reflect on the enduring value of remembrance, keeping alive the memory of Coulter and the values he held dear.

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