William H. Seely

1880–1939 (age 59)

Businessman

Biography

William H. Seely balanced a keen sense of opportunity with a generous heart, forging business relationships that helped strengthen the markets he served.

He cherished friendships and civic involvement, sharing his talents and time to encourage others to strive for excellence.

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