Robert H. Carnahan

1821–1913 (age 92)

Biography

Robert H. Carnahan exemplified dedication over the span of a long life, offering wisdom shaped by decades of public and private effort. Known for a calm disposition, he steadied local partnerships and served as a dependable voice of principles for succeeding generations.

Spring Hill Cemetery and Mausoleum shelters his final rest, and there his name keeps echoing the values of quiet service he held dear.

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Charles Goldenberg
1911–1986 (age 75)
Spring Hill Cemetery and Mausoleum
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William M. Acton
1876–1957 (age 81)
Spring Hill Cemetery and Mausoleum
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Curtis Redden
1881–1919 (age 38)
Spring Hill Cemetery and Mausoleum
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Martin B. Bailey
1857–1934 (age 77)
Spring Hill Cemetery and Mausoleum
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Charles L. Aarons
1872–1952 (age 80)
Spring Hill Cemetery and Mausoleum
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Isaac Clements
1837–1909 (age 72)
Spring Hill Cemetery and Mausoleum
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