Frederick Leybourne Sprague

1907–1993 (age 86)

Biography

Frederick Leybourne Sprague was known for his thoughtful approach to citizenship, putting energy into civic life while honoring traditions cherished by those who gathered at Calvary Cemetery.

He treasured the relationships he built over decades, always ready to listen, share stories, and lend reassurance to anyone confronting hardship.

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