Eliza Jane Whitfield
1847 – 1921
Section A · Plot A-14
A beloved schoolteacher and community pillar whose dedication shaped generations of Parker County children.
EducatorPioneer
In Remembrance
Memorial Tributes
Col. Samuel R. Clark
1839 – 1904
Section B · Plot B-02
Veteran, rancher, and one of Weatherford's founding voices — his legacy endures in the land he loved.
VeteranCivic Leader
Mary Lou Hendricks
1902 – 1978
Section A · Plot A-31
A tireless advocate for the Weatherford community, remembered for her warmth and unwavering faith.
Community Leader
Rev. Thomas A. Mercer
1855 – 1932
Section C · Plot C-07
Founder of two of Weatherford's earliest churches and a central figure in the community's spiritual life.
MinisterCommunity Leader
Pvt. James Earl Bowen
1923 – 1944
Veterans Section · Plot V-11
Gave his life in service to his country during World War II. Remembered with honor by all of Parker County.
VeteranWWII
Harriet Grace Simmons
1878 – 1955
Section B · Plot B-19
A gifted healer and midwife who brought hundreds of Parker County children into the world over five decades.
PioneerHealer
Amos Delbert Pruitt
1865 – 1938
Section D · Plot D-04
Farmer, deacon, and neighbor — a quiet man whose steady presence anchored his community for over seventy years.
Pioneer
Sgt. Rosa Mae Tillman
1920 – 2001
Veterans Section · Plot V-28
One of Parker County's first women to serve in the U.S. Army, Rosa Mae returned home to a life of quiet service.
VeteranTrailblazer
Clarence Otis Webb
1891 – 1967
Section C · Plot C-22
Longtime mayor of Weatherford and champion of the city's first public library. His vision shaped the town for generations.
Civic Leader