Mary Carolina Washington Bond

1883–1954 (age 71)

Biography

Mary Carolina Washington Bond carried herself with grace through the changing decades of her life, embracing family bonds and the simple duties that sustained her circle at Woodlawn Cemetery. She found strength in those around her and offered encouragement and hospitality to the generations who passed through her home and congregation.

Mary’s gentle faith and abiding patience made her a quiet anchor for those facing transition, and her memory lingers in the thoughtful way she listened, remembered, and forgave.

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