Army Daughter and Army Wife.
Philanthropist and activist for Army families, veterans, those with special needs, Education and the arts.
Early volunteer for the Army Community Service (ACS) formed in 1965.
Alumna of Sweet Briar College and President of her Class of 1952.
Married Captain George S. Patton IV in 1952 and followed him to worldwide military assignments in West Germany, Fort Knox, KY, Annapolis, MD (USNA), Washington, D.C., Fort Hood, TX.
Mother of five children.
Pre-deceased by her husband, Major General (U.S. Army, retired) George S. Patton and son, George.
Memorial service to celebrate her life at St. John's Episcopal Church, Beverly, MA on 4 November.
Burial at Arlington National Cemetery at a later date.
Philanthropist and activist for Army families, veterans, those with special needs, Education and the arts.
Early volunteer for the Army Community Service (ACS) formed in 1965.
Alumna of Sweet Briar College and President of her Class of 1952.
Married Captain George S. Patton IV in 1952 and followed him to worldwide military assignments in West Germany, Fort Knox, KY, Annapolis, MD (USNA), Washington, D.C., Fort Hood, TX.
Mother of five children.
Pre-deceased by her husband, Major General (U.S. Army, retired) George S. Patton and son, George.
Memorial service to celebrate her life at St. John's Episcopal Church, Beverly, MA on 4 November.
Burial at Arlington National Cemetery at a later date.
Army Daughter and Army Wife.
Philanthropist and activist for Army families, veterans, those with special needs, Education and the arts.
Early volunteer for the Army Community Service (ACS) formed in 1965.
Alumna of Sweet Briar College and President of her Class of 1952.
Married Captain George S. Patton IV in 1952 and followed him to worldwide military assignments in West Germany, Fort Knox, KY, Annapolis, MD (USNA), Washington, D.C., Fort Hood, TX.
Mother of five children.
Pre-deceased by her husband, Major General (U.S. Army, retired) George S. Patton and son, George.
Memorial service to celebrate her life at St. John's Episcopal Church, Beverly, MA on 4 November.
Burial at Arlington National Cemetery at a later date.
Philanthropist and activist for Army families, veterans, those with special needs, Education and the arts.
Early volunteer for the Army Community Service (ACS) formed in 1965.
Alumna of Sweet Briar College and President of her Class of 1952.
Married Captain George S. Patton IV in 1952 and followed him to worldwide military assignments in West Germany, Fort Knox, KY, Annapolis, MD (USNA), Washington, D.C., Fort Hood, TX.
Mother of five children.
Pre-deceased by her husband, Major General (U.S. Army, retired) George S. Patton and son, George.
Memorial service to celebrate her life at St. John's Episcopal Church, Beverly, MA on 4 November.
Burial at Arlington National Cemetery at a later date.
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