Frank Cody

1870–1946 (age 76)

Biography

Frank Cody was a respected figure whose steadfast engagement in public and civic life served as a beacon for many. Born in 1870, he was admired for his thoughtful leadership, keen intellect, and the kindness he extended to those in his community.

The breadth of his contributions reflected a deep devotion to the common good, and those who knew him remember a man of unwavering integrity and generosity. He passed in 1946 and now rests at Woodlawn, leaving behind a legacy of civic responsibility.

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