Mae Elizabeth Hoyt

1896–1979 (age 83)

Biography

Mae Elizabeth Hoyt was a Lake Forest resident known for the warmth she extended to neighbors, making her home a gathering place for conversation and mutual support. Though she kept a quiet profile, her willingness to lend an ear and a hand enlivened the civic gatherings she attended.

She aided schools, libraries, and relief efforts, offering both time and insight so town institutions could thrive. Her thoughtful hospitality and personal attention to people in need left an enduring impression on the community.

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