Charles B. Keeler

1882–1964 (age 82)

Biography

Charles B. Keeler offered the Oak Hill community a sure confidence born of decades attuned to its changing seasons and needs. He welcomed others with steady leadership and a willingness to lend a hand wherever work or friendship called.

Those who shared his days recall how his thoughtful presence bore witness to their own lives, and now he rests among the oaks of Oak Hill Cemetery.

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