Wyatt Tate Brady

1870–1925 (age 55)

Biography

Wyatt Tate Brady helped build the foundations of his city through commerce and civic engagement, always seeking to leave the community stronger than he found it. His entrepreneurial spirit and generous support of public works brought energy to Oaklawn and the surrounding neighborhoods.

He rests in Oaklawn Cemetery, where the memory of his drive and ambition continues to echo through the city he once helped to expand.

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