Abel Kiviat

1892–1991 (age 99)

middle-distance runner

Biography

Abel Kiviat, born in 1892, was a dedicated middle-distance runner whose competitive spirit and discipline brought him acclaim and inspired those following in his footsteps. His athletic pursuits reflected a deep commitment to excellence and the perseverance required to achieve it.

He passed away in 1991 and was laid to rest at Baron Hirsch Cemetery, where his legacy as a sportsman and exemplar of determination continues to endure.

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