Lucius Holsey Pitts

1915–1974 (age 59)

Biography

Lucius Holsey Pitts devoted his life to education and spiritual leadership, guiding Miles College and later serving as a bishop with a gentle yet resolute voice.

He inspired students and congregants alike to pursue knowledge and justice, leaving a lasting impression on Cedar Grove Cemetery and the wider communities he served.

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