Frank H. Severance

1856–1931 (age 75)

Biography

Frank H. Severance, born in 1856, was a pillar of his hometown, faithfully serving neighbors through civic engagement and tireless support of local institutions. His calm wisdom and steady presence encouraged others to participate in the common good and to build a community rooted in mutual respect.

He cherished family, fellowship, and the land that sustained him, leaving behind a legacy of generous service and a life well lived in quiet humility.

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