John Grim

1867–1961 (age 94)

Biography

John Grim, born in 1867, witnessed the dawn of an industrial age and the evolving needs of a growing nation, always responding with thoughtful perseverance. His neighbors remembered him as someone who valued fellowship and lent a steady hand when it was needed most.

His resting place at Crown Hill Cemetery invites visitors to honor a life marked by sincere service, where John’s example continues to encourage resilience and neighborly care.

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