Elizabeth Stebbins

1875–1949 (age 74)

Biography

Elizabeth Stebbins, born in 1875, supported her community with an open heart and a resilient spirit, enriching the circles she could not only with practical help but with a gentle encouragement that meant so much to neighbors near Glenwood Cemetery.

Today, family and friends recall her love of gathering people together and her willingness to take on the quiet labors that uplift others, so her memory remains vivid as they visit Glenwood.

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