Charles Alden Gray

1857–1933 (age 76)

Biography

Charles Alden Gray was known for his calm intellect and steady character, offering thoughtful counsel and a welcoming smile. His dedication to family and friends enriched every circle in which he moved.

He is remembered at Oak Hill Cemetery, where the gentle landscape echoes his measured grace.

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