William Mason Grosvenor

Biography

William Mason Grosvenor (1835–1900) experienced the remarkable sweep of the nineteenth century and stood for the enduring virtues of responsibility and dependability. Known to his acquaintances as a warm, patient listener, he offered quiet encouragement to the young and wise reflection to the elderly, making lasting impressions wherever he went.

His life concluded with a service at Evergreen Cemetery, where loved ones still gather to honor a legacy of devotion and benevolent presence. William’s memory lives on as a reminder that steadfast kindness is its own great achievement.