Estelle Doheny

1875–1958 (age 83)

philanthropist

Biography

Estelle Doheny championed education and the arts, sharing the fruits of her husband’s success with museums, libraries, and medical institutions across the nation.

Her devotion to Calvary Cemetery mirrored the generosity she extended to students, artists, and the faithful, making her life a quiet testament to compassionate philanthropy.

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