Wilmer Lower Stultz

1900–1929 (age 29)

Biography

Wilmer Lower Stultz carried himself with a calm resolve that reflected the comforting steadiness of the Presbyterian community he treasured. He was known to neighbors as a thoughtful listener and a willing helper who sought to steady those around him during times of transition.

He leaves behind the memory of a gentle spirit who upheld the values of faith and service, and he now rests peacefully at Presbyterian Cemetery, where many will pause to recall his quiet but enduring kindness.

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