Lucy Grant Cannon

1880–1966 (age 86)

Biography

Lucy Grant Cannon devoted her life to service, guiding young lives with a blend of compassion and unwavering faith. Her steady presence and careful counsel comforted many families and sustained institutions dear to her heart.

Through years of quiet leadership, she championed opportunities for learning and instilled a spirit of resilience and community-mindedness that endured long beyond her own lifetime.

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