George Hyde, born in 1923, was an Archbishop of the Orthodox-Catholic Church of America. He lived in Belleair, Florida, where he continued to write and counsel parishes around the country. He had also been Director of Community Relations at the Anderson (SC) Memorial Hospital.
He died on May 4, 2010 in Florida. He is survived by several nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by four brothers and sisters: Jim Hyde, William Hyde, Helen Brown, and Sarah (Sally) Stephens Larson.
∼HYDE, George A. 86, retired Primate of the Orthodox-Catholic Church of America, died on May 4, 2010. Archbishop Hyde resided in Belleair where he continued to write and council parishes around the country. In his secular life, he was Director of Community Relations at Anderson Memorial Hospital in South Carolina. He had many devoted and loving friends and will be greatly missed. George A Hyde's ashes are buried in Marietta, GA.
Published in St. Petersburg Times on May 9, 2010
He died on May 4, 2010 in Florida. He is survived by several nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by four brothers and sisters: Jim Hyde, William Hyde, Helen Brown, and Sarah (Sally) Stephens Larson.
∼HYDE, George A. 86, retired Primate of the Orthodox-Catholic Church of America, died on May 4, 2010. Archbishop Hyde resided in Belleair where he continued to write and council parishes around the country. In his secular life, he was Director of Community Relations at Anderson Memorial Hospital in South Carolina. He had many devoted and loving friends and will be greatly missed. George A Hyde's ashes are buried in Marietta, GA.
Published in St. Petersburg Times on May 9, 2010
George Hyde, born in 1923, was an Archbishop of the Orthodox-Catholic Church of America. He lived in Belleair, Florida, where he continued to write and counsel parishes around the country. He had also been Director of Community Relations at the Anderson (SC) Memorial Hospital.
He died on May 4, 2010 in Florida. He is survived by several nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by four brothers and sisters: Jim Hyde, William Hyde, Helen Brown, and Sarah (Sally) Stephens Larson.
∼HYDE, George A. 86, retired Primate of the Orthodox-Catholic Church of America, died on May 4, 2010. Archbishop Hyde resided in Belleair where he continued to write and council parishes around the country. In his secular life, he was Director of Community Relations at Anderson Memorial Hospital in South Carolina. He had many devoted and loving friends and will be greatly missed. George A Hyde's ashes are buried in Marietta, GA.
Published in St. Petersburg Times on May 9, 2010
He died on May 4, 2010 in Florida. He is survived by several nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by four brothers and sisters: Jim Hyde, William Hyde, Helen Brown, and Sarah (Sally) Stephens Larson.
∼HYDE, George A. 86, retired Primate of the Orthodox-Catholic Church of America, died on May 4, 2010. Archbishop Hyde resided in Belleair where he continued to write and council parishes around the country. In his secular life, he was Director of Community Relations at Anderson Memorial Hospital in South Carolina. He had many devoted and loving friends and will be greatly missed. George A Hyde's ashes are buried in Marietta, GA.
Published in St. Petersburg Times on May 9, 2010
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