Helen Heffernan

1896–1987 (age 91)

Educator

About Helen Heffernan

Helen Heffernan (1896–1987) lived to age 91. They were an educator. Born in Massachusetts, they died in Sacramento. They are buried at East Lawn Memorial Park in Texas.

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