Rebecca Lovenstein

1888–1971 (age 83)

Biography

Rebecca Lovenstein built a life in Richmond rooted in family, faith, and a love of traditions, quietly encouraging others to be active in the arts and education programs that shaped the town.

She is remembered for hosting spirited conversations at her kitchen table and for connecting older and younger residents so that everyone might feel at home.

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