John L. Kemmerer

1869–1944 (age 75)

Biography

John L. Kemmerer, born in 1869, lived through an era of extraordinary transformation and embraced the responsibilities of father, neighbor, and civic participant, offering quiet leadership when the towns around him sought stability.

The calm strength he displayed in everyday moments was a foundation for those closest to him, and Saint Stephens Episcopal Cemetery is now his place of rest.

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