Charles Henry Marshall

1891–1952 (age 61)

Biography

Charles Henry Marshall was a devoted member of his community who cherished the traditions of his family and the civic life of his era. He was known among peers for his steady presence and thoughtful support of local initiatives that sought to strengthen bonds among neighbors.

Marshall’s lifelong respect for history and learning carried him through decades of change, and his memory is honored at Woodlawn Cemetery where family and friends continue to recall his quiet leadership and enduring kindness.

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