Winfield Scott Garner

1848–1932 (age 84)

Biography

Winfield Scott Garner, born in 1848, built a life shaped by strong principles and a love of the land. He was known for his practical wisdom and for championing initiatives that sustained the vitality of his town.

Friends remember him for the steady encouragement he offered during uncertain times, and his grave at Maplewood Cemetery marks the resting place of a man who believed in acting with integrity in both word and deed.

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