Frank B. Brandegee

1864–1924 (age 60)

Biography

Frank B. Brandegee remains a figure of sincere resolve, representing a life lived with intention and an abiding loyalty to the people around him. Cedar Grove Cemetery houses his memory, a place for loved ones to gather and honor his quiet influence.

The legacy he leaves is one of steadfastness, with every recollection speaking to the gentle firmness of his character.

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