Frances Dodge

1914–1971 (age 57)

Biography

Frances Dodge, heiress to the Dodge legacy, devoted herself to nurturing the equestrian world and the arts, using her resources to support breeding programs and cultural institutions that reflected her appreciation for beauty and tradition.

She rests at Woodlawn Cemetery, where family and friends continue to celebrate the generosity and refined tastes that shaped her life.

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