Fred J. Maroon

1924–2001 (age 77)

Biography

Fred J. Maroon lived a life of quiet integrity and community involvement. His presence was felt by those around him, and he earned the respect of his peers through his character and dedication.

Mr. Maroon's legacy is one of steadfast commitment to his family and community. He is remembered with affection by those whose lives he touched.

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