Sarah Scott Gibson

1932–1999 (age 67)

Biography

Sarah Scott Gibson offered calm guidance and warm hospitality to the Oak Hill circle of family and friends, enriching lives through her steadfast care and gentle encouragement. She balanced a busy life with an open heart, always making space for others even in demanding times.

Through her quiet generosity she brought comfort to many, and she now rests in Oak Hill Cemetery, where her devotion to those around her continues to be fondly remembered.

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