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She actually refused aid on numerous occasions, I believe there was something of the Vie Bohème in her. Also according to the math she began teaching at 58, wh

• Xylakant 13y ago
  > Also according to the math she began teaching at 58, which asks what happened before. Probably married with a husband earning the wage, the default mode of living in a marriage for the generation born in 1930.
  • jacalata 13y ago
    I not sure about that, her obit didn't mention a husband and also if she were a widow she should have been receiving survivors benefit from social security.
• angdis 13y ago
  Does it really matter what happened before? She deserved some compassion. By any reasonable point of view this was well-liked competent teacher who gave 25 years of service to her employer. She happened to fall through the social safety net. Sadly, the way things are going, such miserable endings are going to become far more common when our generation becomes elderly.