Stan Cofall

1894–1962 (age 68)

Biography

Stan Cofall (1894–1962) was a dedicated member of his community who lived through the early decades of the twentieth century. His life reflected the resilience and character of his generation.

Stan is laid to rest at Cedar Grove Cemetery, a place of peace and remembrance. His memory endures through the lives he touched and the legacy he left behind.

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