James Lewis Cowles

1843–1922 (age 79)

Biography

James Lewis Cowles exemplified quiet resilience and a deep regard for family and community values. Born in 1843, he lived through decades of transformation, remaining devoted to lifting others through steady encouragement and a strong moral compass.

Relatives and friends still celebrate James for his thoughtful presence and unwavering support, a legacy kept alive beside his resting place at Riverside Cemetery.

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