Berthe Dylion

1863–1923 (age 60)

Biography

Berthe Dylion was a physician who dedicated her life to the care and healing of her patients, practicing medicine during a time when women in the medical profession were still relatively uncommon. Her career represented both personal achievement and progress in women's professional opportunities.

Her contributions to medicine and her service to her community were remembered, and she was honored with burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery upon her death in 1923.

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