Natalie Friend McFaden Blanton

1895–1987 (age 92)

Biography

Natalie Friend McFaden Blanton lived a full life spanning from 1895 to 1987, witnessing and participating in the remarkable transformations of the twentieth century. Her life journey reflected the resilience and adaptability required to navigate an era of unprecedented social and cultural change.

McFaden Blanton's legacy endures through the memories of those who knew her and the impact of her life on her family and community. She was laid to rest at Hollywood Cemetery, a place of honor that reflects the respect and esteem in which she was held.

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