Frank Godchaux, Sr.

1879–1965 (age 86)

Biography

Frank Godchaux, Sr. (1879–1965) lived a long and full life spanning nearly nine decades. His years encompassed the industrial expansion of America and the transformations of the twentieth century.

He is remembered at Graceland Cemetery, where his legacy endures. Godchaux's life represents the dedication and character of his era, and his memory is cherished by those who knew him and his family.

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