Alfred Mineo

1880–1930 (age 50)

Biography

Alfred Mineo spent his life building a future for his household amid the rapid changes of early twentieth-century America, working tirelessly so his loved ones might prosper. Friends recall a man with deep loyalty to his family and a determination to meet the burdens of the day with quiet resolve.

His gravesite at St. John Cemetery honors the memory of someone who faced his era’s uncertainties with courage and care.

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