William Thomas Grant

1876–1972 (age 96)

Retailer

Biography

William Thomas Grant (1876–1972) built a retail legacy rooted in the belief that honest service and accessible merchandise could enrich a community. Beyond his stores, he devoted himself to philanthropic efforts that aimed to broaden opportunities for young people and nourish the civic life of his city.

His work reflected a belief in steady progress and a desire to leave the world better than he found it, a sentiment that endures in the memories of those buried near Oak Grove Cemetery.

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