Elizabeth Sturgis Grew

1871–1959 (age 88)

Biography

Elizabeth Sturgis Grew devoted her life to intellectual pursuits and the nurturing of young minds, believing deeply in the power of education to transform society. Her thoughtful guidance inspired many to engage with the world around them with curiosity and empathy.

Grew’s nurturing spirit earned her lasting affection, and she is remembered lovingly at Mount Auburn Cemetery for the generosity of her counsel and the steadiness of her friendship.

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