Samuel Knapp Chester

1836–1921 (age 85)

Biography

Samuel Knapp Chester devoted himself to duty and friendship, earning the respect of neighbors during a lifetime that spanned from 1836 to 1921. He carried forward the values of responsibility and kindness, leaving behind a legacy of thoughtful service.

He rests at The Evergreens Cemetery, where his life continues to inspire those who visit, reminding all of the quiet dignity with which he lived.

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