About Rebecca M. Church
Rebecca M. Church was a Canadian community leader, teacher and executive.
Rebecca M. Church (died 1945) was a Canadian teacher and community leader active in patriotic and charitable work. She served as president of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire (IODE). Recommended by the soldiers' organization of Canada, the OBE was conferred upon Church in 1935 in recognition of her social, community and patriotic services. she was elected President, IODE, National Chapter of Canada (1925-28). She also served as Honorary Vice-Regent, Gertrude Vankoughnet Chapter, IODE.
Rebecca Church never married. She died in Toronto on December 11, 1945.
Awards and honours In 1935, she received the Order of the British Empire from King George V.
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Who was Rebecca M. Church?
Canadian teacher; active in patriotic and charitable work
When did Rebecca M. Church die?
Rebecca M. Church died on 11 December 1945.
What was Rebecca M. Church's occupation?
Rebecca M. Church was a community leader, teacher and executive.
What nationality was Rebecca M. Church?
Rebecca M. Church was Canadian.
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