Joseph A. McDonald

1864–1930 (age 66)

Biography

Joseph A. McDonald, born in 1864, embraced each day with a generous spirit and an unwavering sense of responsibility. Whether offering wise counsel or a reassuring smile, he shared strength freely with family and acquaintances alike.

Now at rest in Oak Hill Cemetery, Joseph’s legacy is honored by those who remember the grace with which he lived and the quiet encouragement he gave to others.

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