Mary Julia Clarke Coquillard

1888–1985 (age 97)

Biography

Mary Julia Clarke Coquillard inspired countless individuals through her devoted service to others, never hesitating to lend a helping hand to neighbors in need. Her life was marked by quiet leadership, and she cherished opportunities to uplift her community with compassion and practical support.

In every endeavor, Mary Julia modeled an unwavering sense of responsibility, leaving behind memories of encouragement and thoughtful mentorship. At Cedar Grove Cemetery, friends and loved ones remember the depth of her generosity and the steadfast warmth with which she greeted every new day.

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