Livingston Fryer

1888–1960 (age 72)

Biography

Livingston Fryer (1888–1960) spent his years with quiet dedication to family and community, carrying the lessons of an era defined by steady service and heartfelt kindness. His calm demeanor and willingness to help neighbors made him a cherished presence among friends and relatives, and he met each new decade with resilience and good humor.

Now laid to rest at Forest Lawn Cemetery, he is remembered by those who knew him for the warmth he offered in everyday moments and the thoughtful way he celebrated the lives of others.

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