Z. J. Stanley

1892–1952 (age 60)

Biography

Z. J. Stanley lived through the tumultuous years of the early twentieth century with a resilient spirit that left a lasting impression on the West Point community. Friends found in him a steady and attentive companion who valued honesty and service above all else.

His memory endures among those who still walk the paths near West Point Cemetery, grateful for the calm leadership and unassuming generosity he offered in every endeavor.

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