George Howe

1876–1936 (age 60)

Biography

George Howe lived through a period of rapid change in America, offering steadfast presence to his community during the early twentieth century. Those who knew him recall a steady commitment to family, faith, and the quiet dignity of a life well tended.

He rests in First Presbyterian Churchyard, leaving behind a legacy of calm perseverance and an example of thoughtful service to neighbors.

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