Clergyman
Centurion, 1894–1937
Born 12 June 1866 in Lanesborough, Massachusetts
Died 18 July 1937 in Norfolk, Connecticut
Buried Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery
, Poughkeepsie, New York
Proposed by Beverley Robinson and L. Bolton Bangs
Elected 2 June 1894 at age twenty-seven
Seconder of:
Century Memorial
George Frederick Clover had been connected with St. Luke’s Hospital for forty-five years and had been pastor and superintendent of it since 1901. He had become nationally known in the medical world for his executive ability and personal charm, through which he combined in the hospital the highest standard of professional service with a very uncommon spiritual atmosphere. Dr. Clover was also Canon of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine; his career linked closely the religious and medical problems of life.
Alexander Dana Noyes
1938 Century Association Yearbook
