Fred E. Crawford

1857–1950 (age 93)

Biography

Fred E. Crawford built a reputation as a reliable presence in his community, showing a steady work ethic and a generous spirit. Whether through his business dealings or civic participation, Fred was known for meeting challenges with calm determination and for offering practical counsel to others.

He cherished the seasons spent in the Mount Auburn area, finding joy in simple pleasures and in the friendships that endured across decades. Those who knew him commend the kindness with which he welcomed people into his circle and the modesty that accompanied his accomplishments.

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