Fanny L. Duryea

1860–1925 (age 65)

Biography

Fanny L. Duryea (1860–1925) opened her heart to neighbors, championing the causes that uplifted young people and sharing encouragement with those seeking a brighter path.

Her legacy of generosity lives on in the lives she touched, and she rests at Woodland Cemetery where many reflect on her kind influence.

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