Eleanor Widener Dixon

1891–1966 (age 75)

Biography

Eleanor Widener Dixon (1891–1966) was a member of the prominent Widener family, known for their significant contributions to American business and philanthropy. She lived a life of grace and dignity, maintaining the family's tradition of cultural patronage and community involvement.

Her legacy reflects the values of her era, with a commitment to family and social responsibility. Eleanor passed away in 1966 and was laid to rest at Laurel Hill Cemetery, where she remains remembered by those who knew her.

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