William Williams

1862–1947 (age 85)

Biography

William Williams, born in 1862, lived through decades of transformation with a steady outlook and a warm regard for his fellow citizens. He offered comfort and encouragement with an unwavering love for his community.

He is fondly recalled by family and friends who visit Cedar Grove Cemetery, where his legacy of steadfast friendship continues to inspire those who knew him.

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