Caroline Hampton

1861–1922 (age 61)

Biography

Caroline Hampton, born in 1861, held fast to the values of faith and service, finding strength in the Trinity Episcopal community and offering care to friends and family as the world around her evolved.

Her memory endures within the peaceful grounds of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Cemetery, where she rests among those who cherished her warm spirit.

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