Memorial service in Irvington honors late women’s rights advocate Monica Getz
Loved ones reflected on Monica Getz's 30-year long legacy of hard work for the betterment of Westchester County.
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May 18, 2025, 11:19 AM
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Updated 37 days ago
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12ds agoA memorial service in Irvington honored the memory of a local resident and woman’s rights advocate.
Monica Getz was remembered Saturday for her work founding and leading the National Coalition for Family Justice.
Loved ones reflected on her 30-year long legacy of hard work for the betterment of Westchester County.
Getz died in January at the age of 90.
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