Sylvanus Stokes, Jr.

1897–1949 (age 52)

Biography

Sylvanus Stokes, Jr. (1897–1949) was known among friends and family for his generous heart and willingness to stand beside others in times of joy or trial. He carried a deep appreciation for tradition while remaining open to new possibilities for helping his neighbors.

His laughter and quiet faith remain cherished memories for those who gathered around him, and his spirit of service continues to inspire. Sylvanus rests at Hollywood Cemetery, remembered for the gentleness and kindness he offered freely.

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