Robert E. Vaughan

1888–1969 (age 81)

Biography

Robert E. Vaughan, born in 1888, was valued for his dedication to community growth and the sincere encouragement he offered to young people. His calm guidance and creative energy made him a trusted presence in countless local initiatives.

His memory endures at Oak Hill Cemetery, where friends recall his thoughtful outlook and the way he lifted others with steady support.

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