Bertha Raffetto

1885–1952 (age 67)

singer-songwriter

Biography

Bertha Raffetto used her gift as a singer-songwriter to lift the spirits of those around her, blending lyricism and melody with a sincerity that resonated deeply. Her music offered comfort and connection to listeners across generations.

Her creative legacy is celebrated by many who still cherish her songs, and her memory continues to inspire musicians and communities through the legacy marked at Masonic Memorial Gardens.

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