Philip Klein

1849–1926 (age 77)

Biography

Philip Klein followed a steadfast path, cultivating deep friendships and showing a sharp mind for the affairs that touched his everyday life. He was a trusted figure among his circle, always ready with practical advice or a supportive word.

His rest in Washington Cemetery stands as a reminder of the sincerity he brought to relationships and the subtle but important ways he enriched the lives of others.

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