An Ohio native, Cropper made Macon his home in 1920 and proceeded to make his mark as a city leader. He founded R.C. Cropper Company of Macon, but is best remembered for his generous support and service to the Salvation Army. Cropper served as a member of the Salvation Army board of directors for more than 50 years. Before his death at age 101, he was given the second highest award the S.A. gives. In 1935 he helped organize the Macon Boys Club of America.
(1893-1994) (Tulip, lot 1, row 7)
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