Charles D. Gaither

1860–1947 (age 87)

Biography

Charles D. Gaither, whose life spanned from 1860 to 1947, served with distinction in military and civic roles, shaping the communities who reside near Green Mount Cemetery.

Known for his leadership and steady guidance, he left a legacy of thoughtful service and commitment to the common good.

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