Samuel M. Shoemaker, III

1893–1963 (age 70)

Religious Leader

Biography

Samuel M. Shoemaker, III was a steadfast religious leader whose ministry in the Episcopal tradition brought guidance and compassion to his community. He shepherded congregations with thoughtful sermons and a deep commitment to spiritual care, leaving a mark on Saint Thomas Episcopal Church and beyond.

Those who knew him remember his quiet strength and the gentle way he lifted others up during times of need. His longstanding faithfulness continues to inspire parishioners and friends who visit his resting place in Saint Thomas Episcopal Church Cemetery.

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