Katharine Elizabeth Howard

1858–1951 (age 93)

Biography

Katharine Elizabeth Howard lived through a transformational era in Virginia, witnessing Reconstruction, the turn of the century, and both world wars while remaining a steady pillar for her family and neighborhood.

Her quiet stewardship of household and neighborhood charities offered comfort to generations, and she treasured the fellowship of friends who shared her hope for a kinder, more generous Richmond.

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