Hortense Marguerite Harder

1890–1980 (age 90)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Biography

Hortense Marguerite Harder lived a life of gentle purpose, offering her time and resources to causes close to her heart. She treasured the company of friends and family and carried herself with grace as she nurtured the connections around her.

Her kind spirit and steady attention to those in need left an enduring impression on her community, ensuring that her memory is honored by the generations she touched.

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