Waldo Lincoln

1849–1933 (age 84)

Biography

Waldo Lincoln's long life stretched from the antebellum era through the Great Depression, and he took pride in connecting generations within his circle. Whether he was mentoring young people or preserving family stories, he believed in the power of steady effort and quiet encouragement.

He filled his days with thoughtful service, making the most of every opportunity to offer friendship and practical help, and his descendants continue to honor his loving example. His resting place at Rural Cemetery remains a calm refuge for those who recall his warmth and considerate presence.

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