Wilbur Fisk McClure

1856–1926 (age 70)

Biography

Wilbur Fisk McClure made El Cerrito his home, where he nurtured long-standing relationships and quietly supported the people around him. While the arc of his profession is not widely recorded, he became a reassuring constant during times of change, offering calm perspective and a steady hand.

His friends remember him as a thoughtful listener, always ready to encourage young people and to share carefully measured counsel. Wilbur’s legacy is one of dependable friendship and unswerving generosity.

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