Jeannette Elizabeth Graustein

1892–1982 (age 90)

Biography

Jeannette Elizabeth Graustein, born in 1892, dedicated herself to philanthropy and the promotion of educational and cultural causes. Her thoughtful leadership and generous giving reflected a deep commitment to improving the lives of others and fostering opportunity for future generations.

Jeannette’s passion for service and her empathetic spirit inspired countless individuals, leaving a legacy of hope that continues to be honored at Mount Auburn Cemetery.

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