Frank Shipp

1884–1934 (age 50)

Biography

Frank Shipp, born in 1884, was known in Forest Hills for his kindhearted support of neighbors and his steady presence in local affairs. He balanced the demands of work with a devotion to family and a generosity that made him a friend to many.

He drew comfort from the wooded slopes of Forest Hills Cemetery, where his memory rests among fellow townspeople who shared his commitment to community and compassion.

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