Daughter of Helen (Holton) and Edward C. Walter; wife of (first) Frank W. Stevenson, Jr. and (second) Kurt Bake. She was severely injured in an automobile accident that killed her first husband, and after her recovery, testified before a Congressional committee that focused on trauma centers nationwide.
She was a committed volunteer starting at age 16 as a candy striper, and spending the rest of her years involved with various charities and children's organizations such as March of Dimes, Children's Dental Health Association, and Rady Children's Hospital.
Mausoleum inurnment.
She was a committed volunteer starting at age 16 as a candy striper, and spending the rest of her years involved with various charities and children's organizations such as March of Dimes, Children's Dental Health Association, and Rady Children's Hospital.
Mausoleum inurnment.
Daughter of Helen (Holton) and Edward C. Walter; wife of (first) Frank W. Stevenson, Jr. and (second) Kurt Bake. She was severely injured in an automobile accident that killed her first husband, and after her recovery, testified before a Congressional committee that focused on trauma centers nationwide.
She was a committed volunteer starting at age 16 as a candy striper, and spending the rest of her years involved with various charities and children's organizations such as March of Dimes, Children's Dental Health Association, and Rady Children's Hospital.
Mausoleum inurnment.
She was a committed volunteer starting at age 16 as a candy striper, and spending the rest of her years involved with various charities and children's organizations such as March of Dimes, Children's Dental Health Association, and Rady Children's Hospital.
Mausoleum inurnment.
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