Zenas Work Bliss

1867–1957 (age 90)

Biography

Zenas Work Bliss, born in 1867, distinguished himself through service and civic engagement, leaving a legacy of thoughtful leadership. He was widely admired for his dedication to public life and for his efforts to promote progress and wellbeing within his community.

Bliss's contributions echoed long beyond his years, and his memory is honored by those who appreciate the earnestness with which he approached every responsibility. His life remains an example of loyalty to community and country.

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