Martha Thomas Fitzgerald

1894–1981 (age 87)

Biography

Martha Thomas Fitzgerald (1894–1981) embraced a life of service and hospitality, supporting neighbors and younger friends with wisdom drawn from decades of experience.

Her home was a shelter for laughter and counsel, and loved ones continue to honor her memory at First Presbyterian Churchyard.

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