Dick Carroll

1884–1945 (age 61)

Biography

Dick Carroll (1884-1945) spent his life reinforcing the bonds of his hometown, offering steadfast support to neighborhood youth programs and local gatherings that kept families united.

He was known for his quiet generosity and attention to detail, an ever-present friend at Calvary Cemetery community events whose memory lives on among those who walk the stones of that hallowed ground.

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