James Boyce

1888–1930 (age 42)

Biography

James Boyce, born in 1888, was admired for his steady resolve and the quiet generosity he extended throughout his community, especially among those connected to Christ Episcopal Church Cemetery. His considerate nature helped build a strong sense of mutual care among neighbors.

He left behind a lasting impression of kindness and civility, and many still pause at Christ Episcopal Church Cemetery to remember his thoughtful influence.

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