Etta Doane Marden

1851–1946 (age 95)

Biography

Etta Doane Marden, born in 1851, was known for her compassionate nature and unwavering willingness to help friends and neighbors near Oak Hill Cemetery. Her thoughtful generosity extended quietly but consistently, brightening the lives of those who knew her best.

Throughout the years, Etta cherished time with family and remained a source of gentle wisdom, continually reminding others of the importance of kindness and shared resilience.

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