Robert A. Golden

1897–1942 (age 45)

Biography

Robert A. Golden upheld a strong work ethic and a generous spirit, contributing to his community through both his profession and his support of local causes.

He cherished the friendships and simple joys that kept his neighborhood close-knit, and he now rests at Calvary Cemetery with the thanks of many.

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