Wendell Melville Strong

1871–1942 (age 71)

Biography

Wendell Melville Strong (1871–1942) was a man of substance who lived during a transformative period in American history. He was known for his integrity and his commitment to his community's welfare.

Strong's final resting place at Woodland Cemetery reflects his standing in the community and the respect he earned throughout his lifetime.

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