Mary T. Hoffman promoted cruelty-free living
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Animals24-7.org
December 2018

Mary T. Hoffman, 81, died on August 25, 2018 at her longtime home in the Sleepy Hollow Lake development near Coxsackie, New York, with her husband of 57 years Frank L. Hoffman “holding her hand,” reported the All-Creatures.org animal advocacy site they cofounded in 1998.

Watercolorist


"Clinging Roots" by Mary T. Hoffman

Mary T. Hoffman went on to become an accomplished watercolorist, while Frank L. Hoffman served as a volunteer “Jewish/United Methodist pastor in both prisons and churches,” said their biography page.

“Vegan lifestyle according to Judeo-Christian ethics”

Mary and Frank Hoffman

The Hoffmans “became aware of the cruelty involved in the raising of veal, and out of compassion we decided not to eat veal. Over the next twelve years we eliminated all meat eating,” becoming completely vegan in 1989.

From then on, the Hoffmans were “dedicated to cruelty-free living through a vegan lifestyle according to Judeo-Christian ethics.”

The All-Creatures.org web site continues, posting links daily to animal-related news items and online campaigns.


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