Negley D. Cochran

1863–1941 (age 78)

Biography

Negley D. Cochran (1863-1941) was admired for his quiet leadership and deep devotion to the welfare of his community. He met life with thoughtful judgment, striving to build bridges of understanding and to support others with steady hands.

He lies at Woodlawn Cemetery, where his legacy of thoughtful guidance continues to be cherished by family and friends.

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