Lawrence Aloysius Downs

1872–1940 (age 68)

Biography

Lawrence Aloysius Downs (1872–1940) lived through nearly seven decades of American history, witnessing the nation's evolution from the late nineteenth century into the twentieth century. His life reflected the character and values of his community during this important period.

Downs's memory is preserved at Metairie Cemetery, a final resting place that honors his contributions to his family and community and the respect he earned during his lifetime.

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