John Harmon

1895–1974 (age 79)

Biography

John Harmon (1895-1974) was a devoted steward of community needs, always ready to lend a listening ear or steady hand when neighbors faced challenges. His thoughtful counsel and practical support made him a trusted friend to lifelong residents and newcomers alike.

Those who visit Richmond Cemetery feel the serenity of his lasting influence, where he rests among the quiet beauty he long admired.

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