H. W. Lewis

1917–2000 (age 83)

Biography

H. W. Lewis, born in 1917, devoted his years to building bridges of understanding in the circles he touched. Whether through generous service or simply lending a steady hand, he stood as a figure of calm dependability in times both quiet and trying.

He treasured gatherings with family and friends, always seeking to lift others with a gentle word or practical help. H. W. Lewis leaves behind a community strengthened by his lifelong devotion to making things better for those around him.

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