Robert Frost Daggett I

1875–1955 (age 80)

Biography

Robert Frost Daggett I carried his family's name with quiet dignity, blending strategic thinking with a generous heart as he navigated both professional responsibilities and personal commitments. He was known for listening deeply before offering measured advice.

His steadiness nurtured the lives of younger kin, and his story continues to be shared around fireplaces and in careful remembrances at Crown Hill Cemetery.

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