William Garwood [SEP] cause of death
many weekends in the pursuit of mineral specimens. He was also an avid motor racer.
Later years and death.
By the late 1910s, Garwood's career began to falter because of his chronic alcoholism. He made his final screen appearance in 1919's "A Proxy Husband", which he also directed after which he retired. Garwood reportedly lived off of the fortune he made through various investments.
On December 18, 1950, William Garwood died of cirrhosis due to alcoholism in Los Angeles at the age of
- Operation Cobra
References.
Noteworthy NCOs, NCOhistory.com Includes a photograph of Sgt. Cullen in his entry.
"'Citizen and Chronicle, Garwood, Cranford, Kenilworth", 7 Sep 1944, 'Cited for Invention".