Coleman W. Avery

1880–1938 (age 58)

Biography

Coleman W. Avery, born in 1880, was a steady presence in Cincinnati whose life quietly reflected a deep commitment to neighbors and civic responsibility. Though he avoided the spotlight, he devoted himself to sustaining the relationships and institutions that gave his hometown strength.

He carried himself with calm generosity, offering support whenever it was needed and finding satisfaction in the gentle rhythms of daily life; his memory now rests at Spring Grove Cemetery among fellow citizens he cherished.

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