Monroe Minor Redden

1901–1987 (age 86)

Biography

Monroe Minor Redden, born in 1901, was a pillar of resilience in his community, facing life’s trials with unwavering grace. He treasured the bonds of family and friendship above all else, nurturing them with patience and warmth.

Even in quieter seasons, his presence brought comfort, and his acts of quiet generosity left a lasting imprint. He is laid to rest at Oakdale Cemetery, where his memory continues to inspire.

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