Julius Cornelius Love

1852–1927 (age 75)

Biography

Julius Cornelius Love was marked by his generous heart and thoughtful nature, qualities that endeared him to a wide circle of friends. His presence in Mount Auburn Cemetery reflects a life lived with purpose and compassion for others.

Those who knew Julius remember his curiosity about the wider world and the patient encouragement he offered to younger generations seeking direction.

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