Fannie Salter

1883–1966 (age 83)

Biography

Fannie Salter lived through times of great change, watching the world transform around her while maintaining strong bonds with her family and neighbors. Her life reflects the resilient spirit of those who held close friendships and supported one another through the successes and struggles of daily life.

She leaves behind memories of heartfelt kindness and simple generosity, felt by those who shared in her warmth. The Friendship Cemetery stands as a testament to her enduring place in the hearts of her community.

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