Bertha Hart

1901–1965 (age 64)

Biography

Bertha Hart lived a life rooted in her community, contributing to the lives of those around her. She was part of the generation that built the foundations of twentieth-century American society.

Hart's life, though not widely documented, was meaningful to her family and community. She is remembered as a valued member of her community who lived through a transformative era in American history.

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