John Lawther

1899–1996 (age 97)

Biography

John Lawther, born in 1899, lived through many transformative decades and always carried himself with resilience and calm determination. He cherished the communities he called home and remained dedicated to being a dependable presence.

He is remembered for his steady kindness, thoughtful demeanor, and the encouragement he offered throughout his life, leaving a legacy of generosity and quiet support.

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