John M. Young

1926–2010 (age 84)

Biography

John M. Young lived a life of quiet dignity and community connection. He was known to his neighbors and friends as a reliable and respected member of his town.

His memory is preserved at Oak Hill Cemetery, where he rests in the company of others who shaped the character of their community.

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