Thomas Louis Ogier

1885–1970 (age 85)

Biography

Thomas Louis Ogier felt a deep connection to Cedar Hill Cemetery’s community, carrying himself with unwavering resolve and a generous spirit. He was known for his willingness to lend an attentive ear, bringing calm clarity to complicated moments.

His legacy is one of resilience and sincerity, guiding those around him through thoughtful counsel and encouraging presence.

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