Frank B. Klepper

1864–1933 (age 69)

Biography

Frank B. Klepper, born in 1864, lived with a sense of purpose that resonated through every interaction near Evergreen Cemetery. He valued fairness and made sure his actions consistently lifted the spirits of those who relied on him.

Known for his steady mind and gentle manners, Frank left behind a legacy of thoughtful leadership and quiet bravery. His journey reminds us of the importance of treating others with dignity and generosity.

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