John Humphreys Storer

1859–1935 (age 76)

Biography

John Humphreys Storer, born in 1859, brought purpose and care to every endeavor he pursued, balancing thoughtful reflection with decisive action. His presence provided a calming influence during turbulent days, a quality cherished by those who sought his guidance.

He wished for a life marked by service, and his earnest attention to the needs of others continues to be remembered by descendants and neighbors alike, now commemorated at Mount Auburn Cemetery.

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