Rhoda de Goicouria Cameron

1903–1979 (age 76)

Philanthropist

Biography

Rhoda de Goicouria Cameron devoted herself to philanthropic causes, quietly encouraging improvements to hospitals, educational opportunities, and community services that touched families across her region.

Her thoughtful leadership in fund-raising and civic partnerships encouraged others to follow, and she cherished the friendships forged while working toward a more compassionate society.

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