Lillian Alley

1923–1981 (age 58)

Biography

Lillian Alley (1923–1981) lived a life of quiet dignity during a transformative period in American history. She was known to those in her community and left memories cherished by family and friends.

Alley's final resting place is Elmwood Cemetery, a peaceful sanctuary that honors her memory and the lives of those she touched during her years.

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