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04/04/11 AT 10:19 AM

p58_Hester-DeHaven-1930 — Hester DeHaven in 1930

Our oldest living graduate, Hester Martin DeHaven, CHH ’31, died on January 19 at Gilcrest Hospice. She was 100 years young!

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