Clarence MacGregor

1872–1952 (age 80)

Biography

Clarence MacGregor moved through life with purpose, celebrating the values of service and generosity in every circle he entered. He was respected for his thoughtful counsel, which friends and neighbors often sought when navigating both personal and public matters.

Clarence valued family gatherings and the enduring friendships he cultivated, finding joy in listening as much as in offering guidance. His memory remains a reassuring presence for those who visit Forest Lawn, where he rests among loved ones.

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