Eva Ingersoll Wakefield

1892–1970 (age 78)

Biography

Eva Ingersoll Wakefield, daughter of the famed orator Robert G. Ingersoll, carried forward a legacy of thoughtful inquiry and compassion, remaining quietly engaged with the causes that shaped her youth.

Her gracious presence and attentive friendship comforted many, and she found fulfillment in sustaining the family home and supporting local charities; she is remembered for her warmth and resolute integrity.

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