Gerrish Newell

1873–1941 (age 68)

Biography

Gerrish Newell crossed the generations from Reconstruction through the Great Depression with a resilient spirit and unwavering sense of purpose. He took pride in contributing to the civic life of his hometown, always ready to lend a hand and share what he had with those around him.

Friends and neighbors remember Gerrish for his thoughtful counsel and warm laugh, qualities that made Walnut Hill Cemetery a place of reflection for a well-lived life. His legacy is that of a steady presence whose encouragement comforted many.

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