Ernie Hare

1883–1939 (age 56)

Biography

Ernie Hare, born in 1883, brought a joyful spirit and generous heart to the Cedar Grove area, touching the lives of many with his lively presence.

The laughter he shared and the steadfast care he offered to loved ones remain treasured memories that continue to brighten the days of those who honor him.

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