Ethel Cushing

1882–1948 (age 66)

Biography

Ethel Cushing (1882–1948) was a thoughtful presence in civic circles, bringing energy and compassion to the causes she embraced. Her commitment to improving daily life for families and children reflected a deep understanding of communal responsibility.

Ethel’s generous spirit resonated in the friendships she formed and the institutions she bolstered, leaving behind a legacy of kindness that continues to be remembered at Mount Auburn.

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