Edward Savage Crocker II

1895–1968 (age 73)

Biography

Edward Savage Crocker II, born in 1895, carried forward a quiet devotion to family and faith that anchored his place in the community around Trinity Church. His life spanned eras of change, yet he remained a steady presence for those who sought counsel and a reliable hand.

He is remembered for the warmth he brought to neighborhood gatherings and for nurturing the traditions that tied him to his hometown, a legacy now resting in the gardens of Trinity Church Cemetery and Mausoleum.

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