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Helen Murray Free - American chemist and educator (1923–2021)

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This timeline details Helen Murray Free's personal life, including her marriage to Alfred Free and their family.
Born Helen Murray
1923
Helen Murray was born on February 20, 1923, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Met Alfred Free
1946
Helen met Alfred Free while working at Miles Laboratories.
Married Alfred Free
1947
Helen Murray married Alfred Free. Their marriage was a strong partnership, both personally and professionally, that lasted until Alfred's death.
Raising Children
Family Life
Helen and Alfred Free had six children. Helen balanced her demanding career with her responsibilities as a mother, supporting her children's interests and education.
Death of Alfred Free
2000
Alfred Free passed away. Helen continued to honor their shared legacy and carry on their work in science and education.
Death
2021
Helen Murray Free died on May 1, 2021, at the age of 98 in Elkhart, Indiana. She left behind a significant legacy in science, education, and public service.

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