Mae Drexel Fell

1884–1948 (age 64)

Biography

Mae Drexel Fell lived a life anchored in faith, as reflected by her presence in Saint Thomas Episcopal Church Cemetery where she rests. Born in 1884, she witnessed dramatic change in the world and remained a familiar figure in her community until her passing in 1948.

Her memory endures through the quiet strength of those who gathered at Saint Thomas Episcopal, honoring her spirit across generations. Mae’s story is woven into the fabric of the parish she loved and the lasting traditions she supported.

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