Phil Connell

1874–1932 (age 58)

Biography

Phil Connell (1874–1932) was a dedicated member of his community whose life coincided with a period of great change in the region. While specific details of his profession remain unknown, those who remember him note his steady presence and the respect he earned throughout his life.

Connell was laid to rest in Magnolia Cemetery, a place of quiet reflection where many local citizens have been honored.

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