Alma Clayburgh

1881–1958 (age 77)

Biography

Alma Clayburgh lived a life of quiet dignity and purpose. Though details of her personal accomplishments remain modest in record, she was a member of her community whose presence was valued by those who knew her.

Clayburgh's life reflects the experiences of many individuals whose contributions, though not widely documented, formed the fabric of their communities. She is remembered with respect by those whose lives she touched.

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