James F. O'Connor

1878–1945 (age 67)

Biography

James F. O'Connor was a beloved figure in the Calvary community, known for his faithfulness and steady friendship. He lived a life guided by compassion, offering encouragement and strength to those he encountered.

He passed away in 1945 and is honored at Calvary Cemetery, where he rests among many who valued his kind spirit. His devotion to family and community continues to inspire remembrance.

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