William Francis Rhea

1858–1931 (age 73)

Biography

William Francis Rhea (1858-1931) devoted himself to fostering a sense of purpose and continuity amid the changes of his lifetime, always greeting neighbors with warmth and attention.

His memory is enshrined at Hollywood Cemetery, a place of calm reflection suited to the steady character he embodied.

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