Nancy Davis Reagan

Nancy Davis Reagan was the First Lady of the United States from 1981 to 1989, married to President Ronald Reagan. She was known for her efforts in promoting family values, advocating for drug prevention, and supporting arts programs. Before her role as First Lady, she was an actress in Hollywood. Nancy was dedicated to charitable work and played a significant role in shaping her husband's presidency, often serving as a trusted advisor. Her presence and initiatives helped define the era’s social and cultural landscape during the Reagan administration.