Eunice Hood

1861–1941 (age 80)

Biography

Eunice Hood, born in 1861, was a beacon of resilience and grace, embracing each season of life with dignity and a compassionate heart. Her presence in gatherings warmed every room, and she was especially known for lifting the spirits of those around her.

In the Masonic Memorial Gardens her memory is honored by many who treasure the kindness she modeled and the quiet strength she brought to countless friendships.

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