Robert H. Gittins

1869–1957 (age 88)

Biography

Robert H. Gittins (1869–1957) lived through one of history's most transformative centuries. His life witnessed the dawn of the modern age, from the industrial revolution through the mid-twentieth century, and he was part of the generation that shaped this era.

Gittins is remembered and honored at Oakwood Cemetery, where his legacy rests among the community's notable figures. His long life reflects the resilience and character of his generation.

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