It has opposite foliage which eliminates Service Berry, or anything in the Rosaceae. Viburnums, Loniceras, Hydrangeas and almost all Dogwoods have opposite foliage. Do remember having any of those?

Thanks. I don’t recall seeing any of those other plants there. It was very overgrown when we got here, however. I don’t think it’s a Lonicera or Hydrangea. Have to look up various other Cornus and Viburnum shrubs to see if any have shiny foliage like this. It’s not a flowering dogwood or kousa.

I think we can eliminate dogwood, as the veining on the leaves isn’t right.

Sure looks like the Viburnum. I hope they are. It checks all the boxes: native, fruit, flowers, fall color. Thanks.

Chionanthus perhaps?

Possibly chionanthus, but I don’t know if its leaves are as glossy as the ones I have. might have to just wait and see next year when/if we get flowers and fruit.

The base of the petiole matches Viburnum nudum, not Chionanthus virginicus or C. retusus.