Mary M. Crawford

1884–1972 (age 88)

Biography

Mary M. Crawford exemplified quiet strength and gentle determination for those who knew her in Cincinnati. She was a steady companion to friends and a loving caretaker to her family, ever ready with a kind word and a listening ear whenever someone needed comfort.

Her devotion to Spring Grove and the beauty of its grounds mirrored her own love for the natural world, and she took great satisfaction in nurturing relationships that endured through the years. Mary’s legacy lives on through the memories of warmth, patience, and kindness she shared with everyone she met.

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