Robert Orville Tripp

1816–1909 (age 93)

Biography

Robert Orville Tripp was born in 1816 and lived through a century of profound change, building a life of steady devotion to family and community. He was a reliable presence among neighbors, offering practical counsel and welcoming hospitality in an era that valued quiet resilience.

As the years passed, Robert Tripp remained a source of calm strength for those close to him, and when he passed in 1909 his final resting place at Cypress Lawn Memorial Park became a place for loved ones to remember his enduring kindness.

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