Wallace H. White

1877–1952 (age 75)

Biography

Wallace H. White (1877–1952) blended quiet determination with a generous spirit, setting a gracious example for those who knew him. He took pride in supporting communal efforts and ensuring the needs of others were met with care.

His presence lives on at Mount Auburn Cemetery, where the legacy of his servant heart continues to encourage generosity of time and purpose.

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