Lydig Hoyt

1883–1959 (age 76)

Biography

Lydig Hoyt was known for his generous heart and gentle manner, qualities that endeared him to the faithful who now honor him at Saint James Episcopal Churchyard. His caring presence reflected a deep respect for his fellow travelers on life’s journey.

He leaves a legacy of quiet strength and a commitment to sharing love with those around him.

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