George Ball Hutchings

1871–1949 (age 78)

Biography

George Ball Hutchings was a trusted friend to the communities of Hollywood, offering counsel and encouragement whenever it was needed.

Through civic involvement and personal generosity he helped weave a stronger tapestry of belonging, a legacy cherished by those who now pause at Hollywood Cemetery to remember his gentle leadership.

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