Louise M. Vermilye

1832–1902 (age 70)

Biography

Louise M. Vermilye (1832-1902) possessed a generous and welcoming spirit that fostered lasting friendships and uplifted those around her. She gave freely of her time to support causes that strengthened the bonds of family and community life.

Those who knew her recall Louise's gentle tenacity and the thoughtfulness she brought to every interaction, a legacy that keeps her memory close.

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