American banker, industrialist, and philanthropist. He was originally interred in the Allegheny Cemetery (Lot: 1943, Grave: 1) in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, but he and his wife were disinterred in 1943 and reinterred in the Trinity Memorial Chapel at East Liberty Presbyterian Church which was erected and dedicated in their honor on January 18, 1944. He and his wife were major donors of the church.
From the History of East Liberty Presbyterian Church:
"On January 18, 1944, the congregation erected and dedicated to the memory of Richard B. and Jennie King Mellon the Trinity Memorial Chapel in which their bodies rest."
From the History of East Liberty Presbyterian Church:
"On January 18, 1944, the congregation erected and dedicated to the memory of Richard B. and Jennie King Mellon the Trinity Memorial Chapel in which their bodies rest."
American banker, industrialist, and philanthropist. He was originally interred in the Allegheny Cemetery (Lot: 1943, Grave: 1) in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, but he and his wife were disinterred in 1943 and reinterred in the Trinity Memorial Chapel at East Liberty Presbyterian Church which was erected and dedicated in their honor on January 18, 1944. He and his wife were major donors of the church.
From the History of East Liberty Presbyterian Church:
"On January 18, 1944, the congregation erected and dedicated to the memory of Richard B. and Jennie King Mellon the Trinity Memorial Chapel in which their bodies rest."
From the History of East Liberty Presbyterian Church:
"On January 18, 1944, the congregation erected and dedicated to the memory of Richard B. and Jennie King Mellon the Trinity Memorial Chapel in which their bodies rest."
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