Margaret D. Richardson (1895-1995)
Margaret Richardson was one of a number of prominent ladies of her day who
were leaders in church and civic organizations. They founded and devoted time
and resources to social service activities concerned with the plight of the
less fortunate.
Among her accomplishments Richardson’s obituary lists: "a founder and active
member of the Lowell Association for the Blind for 60 years", "a volunteer for
the American Lung Association for 30 years", "a member of the Lowell Chapter
of the American Red Cross, serving as co-director of the Surgical Dressing
Division," "a supplier of surgical dressings for the Lowell Visiting Nurses
Association," and "Milk Board chairman" (which provided milk to poor children)
for the Paint and Powder Club of Lowell.
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