William Hunter Workman

1847–1937 (age 90)

Biography

William Hunter Workman was a steadfast presence whose reliability and quiet strength were hallmarks of his character. He took pride in providing for those he loved and in being counted upon during times of need.

Workman’s life was marked by loyalty and perseverance, leaving a legacy of dependable support treasured by family and friends.

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