Daniel Rhodes Hanna Jr.

1894–1962 (age 68)

businessman

Biography

Daniel Rhodes Hanna Jr., born in 1894, built a career in business characterized by steady judgment and a willingness to support initiatives that strengthened his community.

Those close to him remember his thoughtful leadership and kindness, and his presence continues to be felt by the friends who visit him at Knollwood Cemetery.

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