John Skinner Mallory

1857–1932 (age 75)

Biography

John Skinner Mallory (1857-1932) found meaning in everyday actions, offering compassion to family and friends while remaining a reliable presence in his corner of the world.

Today his memory rests peacefully at Saint Johns Church Cemetery, where many recall his calm approach to both joys and trials.

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