Marie Jordan

1898–1944 (age 46)

Biography

Marie Jordan was a compassionate French nurse born in 1898 who dedicated her life to caring for others. During a period marked by conflict and suffering, she exemplified the noble calling of nursing with devotion and humanity.

Jordan's service to her patients continued until 1944, when she made the ultimate sacrifice. She was laid to rest in Père Lachaise Cemetery, honored for her selfless dedication to healing and care.

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