Wallace De Witt

1920–2012 (age 92)

Biography

Wallace De Witt (1920–2012) was a respected member of his community whose life reflected dedication and character. He lived through a transformative period of American history and was remembered by those who knew him for his integrity.

De Witt's legacy is preserved in the memories of family and friends. He was laid to rest at Oak Grove Cemetery, honored as a man whose life exemplified the values of his generation.

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