Thomas Notley Gore

1910–1965 (age 55)

Biography

Thomas Notley Gore, who lived from 1910 to 1965, was fondly remembered for the steady kindness he brought to every room and the thoughtful counsel he offered to friends and neighbors in times of need.

He shared his energies generously with community causes and returned time and again to the quiet pleasures of family gatherings, leaving behind a legacy of quiet leadership and gentle warmth.

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