Ernest E. Irons

1877–1959 (age 82)

Biography

Ernest E. Irons lived from 1877 to 1959, a life that spanned eighty-two years and witnessed the transformation of America from the nineteenth to the twentieth century. His long life allowed him to observe and participate in the dramatic changes that shaped the modern nation.

Irons's connection to First Unitarian Church Crypt reflects his spiritual commitments and values. His life was marked by faith and community engagement, and his memory remains preserved in a place of reverence and remembrance.

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