Bazoline Estelle Usher

1885–1992 (age 107)

Biography

Bazoline Estelle Usher (1885–1992) lived an exceptionally long life, witnessing profound changes in American society across more than a century. She was a cherished family member and community figure whose presence enriched those around her.

Usher's remarkable longevity and the love she inspired are remembered at South-View Cemetery. Her life serves as a testament to endurance, grace, and the connections that bind families and communities together.

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