Josephine Hall

1865–1920 (age 55)

Biography

Josephine Hall was treasured for her compassionate spirit and her gentle encouragement of others in the Saint Luke's parish community. Her friends appreciated how she remembered small details and offered comforting words at just the right moment.

Her warmth and kindness now echo through memories shared at Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard, where she rests among those whose lives she touched with her generous heart.

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