Dorothy Rend

1907–1983 (age 76)

Biography

Dorothy Rend (1907–1983) brought warmth and quiet strength to every room she entered, offering encouragement to students, neighbors, and family members alike in the communities near Calvary Cemetery.

Her calm voice and compassionate heart helped steady many through challenging times, and her memory continues to inspire those who pause in remembrance beside her grave.

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