William Homer Leavitt

1868–1951 (age 83)

Biography

William Homer Leavitt, born in 1868, was admired for the thoughtful way he navigated life’s challenges while offering encouragement to his loved ones. His steady character provided a reassuring foundation for family and friends through decades of change.

He passed in 1951 and went to rest at Island Cemetery, where visitors recall the gentle patience he shared with others.

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