Anna Dorothy Bergner

1898–1984 (age 86)

Biography

Anna Dorothy Bergner (1898-1984) devoted herself to nurturing her family and neighbors, offering generous hospitality and a listening ear to those in need.

Her steady presence encouraged civic fellowship and quiet acts of kindness throughout her life, and she rests at Loudon Park Cemetery.

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