Helen Pitkin Schertz

1870–1945 (age 75)

Biography

Helen Pitkin Schertz lived a life of quiet dignity and grace during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. She was a valued member of her family and community, known for her character and presence.

Her life reflected the values and traditions of her era, and she maintained connections with those she held dear. She was laid to rest at Lafayette Cemetery No. 1, where her memory is preserved among her loved ones.

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