James E. Cannon

1873–1942 (age 69)

Biography

James E. Cannon (1873–1942) exemplified quiet leadership, tending to his responsibilities with humility and a deep appreciation for community.

His friends cherish memories of his generous nature and steady encouragement, sentiments kept alive near Hollywood Cemetery.

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