Allan C. McBride

1885–1944 (age 59)

Biography

Allan C. McBride, born in 1885, lived through rapidly changing times while maintaining a calm strength that others could rely upon. He balanced diligence with generosity, always ready with a listening ear for friends and family facing hardship.

His legacy rests in the memories of those who shared conversations and quiet moments near Mount Olivet Cemetery, where gratitude for his thoughtful service endures. Allan's life reminds us of the quiet heroes who enrich daily life without seeking the spotlight.

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