Lewis Van Dusen

1910–2004 (age 94)

Biography

Lewis Van Dusen (1910-2004) was a steady presence in his community, known for lending a helping hand at the parish and making sure the St. Asaph Church gatherings were marked by warmth and inclusion. He took pride in being a reliable neighbor, whether organizing a potluck or advising younger members of the congregation.

Those who knew him remember his thoughtful counsel and the quiet way he celebrated the milestones of others; he was laid to rest at Saint Asaph Church Cemetery amid the peaceful landscape he so often enjoyed.

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