Edith Bucknell

1880–1944 (age 64)

Biography

Edith Bucknell (1880-1944) brought grace and thoughtful attention to life at The Woodlands, contributing to the cultural and social threads that bound the community together. Her presence reflected a sincere desire to cultivate beauty and dignity in every endeavor.

The friendships she treasured and the quiet leadership she offered endure among those who honor her there, keeping alive the memory of her gentle devotion.

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