Honoring The Queen

We at the Scudder Association Foundation, would like to express our deepest sympathies to our British relatives and friends regarding the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. The British Commonwealth was blessed to have a truly unique and historic individual, a force to be reckoned with.

Elizabeth II was not only the longest-standing monarch of British royalty, but her grace and dignity will set the standard for heads of state in years to come. The Queen\’s dedication to her subjects was unmatched and her service to country unparalleled. She will be missed throughout the Commonwealth and around the world.

As our cousin and former Prime Minister, Boris Johnson stated, “We shan’t see the likes of her again, soon.”

God bless Her Majesty, The Queen.

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William8 W. Scudder I, Early Years of the Arcot Mission, Widower Again and a Third Marriage, And Glastonbury, Connecticut, the Years 1853–1895

The three Scudder brothers were hard at work their first year to establish the Arcot Mission, which was “about sixty miles from India’s eastern coast.

Elizabeth (Lizzie) Oliver Knight Scudder

by © 2025 Gracie K. Bradford, Lizzie’s great grandniece, by permission to Scudder Association Foundation, 2025 Elizabeth was born 15 September 1830 in Boston, Massachusetts , her family having recently relocated there from Falmouth, Maine.