Amanda Benjamin Hall

1890–1981 (age 91)

Biography

Amanda Benjamin Hall, born in 1890, was known for her gentle wisdom and the thoughtful way she supported the people she loved. Her steady presence was a comfort to family members who gathered near Maplewood Cemetery to celebrate her memory.

She leaves behind a legacy of perseverance and quiet caring, inspiring those who knew her to offer kindness with patience and grace.

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