Parry Borgstrom

1890–1961 (age 71)

Biography

Parry Borgstrom lived from 1890 to 1961, a span of years that encompassed significant change and development in the early modern era. His life was part of the broader narrative of his time and community.

Borgstrom is remembered at Cedar Hill Cemetery, resting among others from his generation. His memory endures as part of the collective history of those who lived during this transformative period.

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