Gerard Beekman Hoppin

1869–1950 (age 81)

Biography

Gerard Beekman Hoppin cultivated a life marked by thoughtfulness and generosity, sharing his talents with the Woodlawn community and beyond. He moved through his years with deep curiosity, pursuing whatever work allowed him to bring dignity and understanding to the people he encountered.

Gerard’s legacy is one of quiet encouragement, the sort of friend who lifted others with a kind word and a sincere interest in their hopes and struggles.

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