John Fenlon

1909–2000 (age 91)

Biography

John Fenlon lived a life marked by quiet dedication and a steady presence, nurturing relationships that provided strength and comfort to his loved ones. His gentle wisdom and ready generosity left an imprint on the community he called home.

He continues to be remembered for the calm kindness he shared, resting at Oak Hill Cemetery among those who treasured his friendship.

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