Richard Yates

1860–1936 (age 76)

Biography

Richard Yates, whose life spanned from 1860 to 1936, consistently sought to fortify the bonds of community through thoughtful involvement and loyal companionship. He combined a respectful calm with a sincere interest in others’ welfare, bringing comfort and clarity to the people around him.

Diamond Grove Cemetery carries the legacy of Richard’s quiet leadership and his unfailing desire to uplift others, a legacy treasured by those who pause to remember him.

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