Edward Dwight Eaton

1851–1942 (age 91)

Biography

Edward Dwight Eaton, born in 1851, was known for his gracious manners and his consistent support of neighbors in need. His calm intellect and compassionate guidance helped fashion a sense of community pride that lasted through changing times.

Resting now in Mountain Grove Cemetery, he is still honored for the encouragement he offered so freely, particularly during moments when perseverance and care were most required. Edward's memory remains a quiet guidepost for those who value service to others.

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