Francis S. Macomber

1867–1956 (age 89)

Biography

Francis S. Macomber (1867–1956) lived nearly ninety years, spanning nearly the entire breadth of the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries. He was a devoted family member and respected community figure, known for his steadfast character and integrity throughout his long life.

At Mount Hope Cemetery, Francis's memory is preserved as a tribute to a life of purpose and principle, honored by family members and community members who remember his contributions and the values he exemplified.

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