Emelyn Elizabeth Gardner

1872–1967 (age 95)

Educator

Biography

Emelyn Elizabeth Gardner was a dedicated educator who spent her life advancing knowledge and shaping young minds. Born in 1872, she was part of a pioneering generation of women educators who made significant contributions to American education.

Gardner's legacy in Pomona is marked by her commitment to teaching and learning. Her work as an educator left a lasting impact on her community and the students she served throughout her long career.

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Also buried at Pomona

Emelyn Elizabeth Gardner
1872–1998 (age 126)
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Emelyn Elizabeth Gardner (1872-1998) was laid to rest in Pomona after a long life.

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