G. E. F. Lundell

1881–1950 (age 69)

Biography

G. E. F. Lundell, born in 1881, was a steadfast presence in the Poughkeepsie community whose life spanned times of transformation. He cultivated a reputation for steady leadership and a warm interest in the people around him, meeting challenges with careful thought and generous support.

Throughout his years he took great pride in the progress of his hometown, sharing his experiences and encouragement with neighbors and younger citizens alike, and his memory remains part of the quiet dignity of Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery.

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