Fred J. Douglas

1869–1949 (age 80)

Biography

Born in 1869, Fred J. Douglas was a steadfast presence in his community, known for approaching each task with quiet dignity and a steady hand. His life spanned a period of great change, and he met each new chapter with a thoughtful spirit and a commitment to those around him.

In the homes and halls of Mount Olivet Cemetery’s neighborhood, Fred is remembered for the warmth he extended to others and the steady care he gave to his family and friends. His legacy is one of loyalty, gentle leadership, and faithful service to those he loved.

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