George Breed

1876–1956 (age 80)

Biography

George Breed was a pillar of quiet strength, earning the esteem of neighbors through his integrity and steadfast support of civic life. Always ready to lend expertise or encouragement, he took pride in helping others find the courage to pursue their best selves.

He is remembered with gratitude today by those who gather at Cave Hill Cemetery, where his calm presence is still felt among the tranquil paths he once walked.

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