Gay Kintner

1895–1960 (age 65)

Biography

Gay Kintner was a familiar figure in the Graceland community, where he balanced the needs of work and family with humor and care.

He celebrated each season with friends and relatives, taking pride in preserving stories of the past while encouraging young neighbors to build their own; his legacy now rests at Graceland Cemetery.

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