Frances (Fanny) Roosevelt

Frances "Fanny" Roosevelt was the wife of President Theodore Roosevelt and the mother of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Born in 1864, she was known for her strong support of her family and her dedication to social and charitable causes. Fanny was instrumental in fostering her children’s education and values, which influenced her sons’ leadership qualities. She also managed family affairs during Theodore Roosevelt’s presidency and was involved in various social initiatives. Her marriage to Theodore lasted over 30 years until his death. Fanny Roosevelt remains a respected figure for her commitment to family and public service.