George Burnside

1899–1962 (age 63)

Biography

George Burnside, born in 1899, rooted his life in the steady rhythms of the early twentieth century and welcomed each day with quiet perseverance.

His loved ones still feel his gentle support and find comfort in the peaceful setting of Oak Hill Cemetery, where his memory remains bright.

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