Willie Mae Ford Smith

1904–1994 (age 90)

gospel singer

Biography

Willie Mae Ford Smith (1904–1994) used her gift of song to uplift communities as a gospel singer whose powerful voice spoke of hope and resilience.

Her devotion to faith and artistry left an indelible impression on those who heard her, and visitors to Saint Peter's Cemetery continue to find comfort in her musical legacy.

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