Agnes Lisle Brown Leach

1884–1975 (age 91)

Biography

Agnes Lisle Brown Leach devoted herself to the Cold Spring Presbyterian Church, nurturing its congregational life through the changing decades of the 20th century. She welcomed newcomers, helped to sustain community services, and took great care to uphold the church's traditions while also encouraging new generations to step into leadership.

Her calm warmth, steadfast faith, and belief in the power of shared worship drew families together and left a lasting impression on the Hudson Valley community that honors her memory at Cold Spring.

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