Mary van Kleeck

1883–1972 (age 89)

Social Reformer

Biography

Mary van Kleeck was a pioneering social reformer born in 1883 who dedicated her life to advancing social justice and improving conditions for working people. Her advocacy and research made significant contributions to labor reform and social policy.

She was laid to rest at Saint Luke's Church Cemetery, where her memory endures as a testament to her unwavering commitment to social progress and human dignity.

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