Noble Hamilton Getchell

1875–1960 (age 85)

Biography

Noble Hamilton Getchell (1875–1960) upheld the values of decency and civic care in the Masonic Memorial Gardens area, enriching the lives of family and neighbors. He was known for his balanced judgment and warm smile.

His legacy is one of calm leadership, encouraging harmony and mutual respect wherever he went.

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