Dorothy Mary Paget

1876–1953 (age 77)

Biography

Dorothy Mary Paget, born in 1876, was a figure of generosity and refined taste, known for her philanthropic efforts and dedication to causes close to her heart. Her commitment to supporting charitable endeavors and the arts inspired many and reflected her belief in uplifting others through thoughtful action.

Throughout her life she maintained a quiet grace and deep empathy, nurturing projects that brought hope and beauty to those around her. She rests in All Saints' Churchyard, where her memory is honored for the light she brought to countless lives.

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