Francis W. Hatch, Jr.

1925–2010 (age 85)

Biography

Francis W. Hatch, Jr. was a respected member of his community who lived a life of quiet dignity and service. Though details of his public work may be modest, his presence in his community and the relationships he built with those around him defined a meaningful life well-lived.

Hatch's memory is cherished by those who knew him, and his life stands as a testament to the value of integrity and community connection. He is remembered with respect and affection by family and friends who were touched by his character.

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