Wife of Emery Reves, Wendy was born Wyn-Nelle Russell, 2 May, 1916, at Hallsville, Texas, the daughter of David Lafayette Russell and Blanche Korean Murphy.
Wendy Russell was a fashion model in the 1940s. She married first Al Shroeder, a son, Arnold Leon Schroeder Jr., survives; and second, the musician Paul Baron. She married Emery Reves in 1964.
In November, 1985, the Wendy & Emery Reves Foundation, on behalf of Wendy's late husband, donated works of art to the Dallas Museum of Art.
The Reves Center for International Studies was established in 1989, at The College of William and Mary, with a gift from Wendy Reves in memory of her husband Emery.
Wendy Russell was a fashion model in the 1940s. She married first Al Shroeder, a son, Arnold Leon Schroeder Jr., survives; and second, the musician Paul Baron. She married Emery Reves in 1964.
In November, 1985, the Wendy & Emery Reves Foundation, on behalf of Wendy's late husband, donated works of art to the Dallas Museum of Art.
The Reves Center for International Studies was established in 1989, at The College of William and Mary, with a gift from Wendy Reves in memory of her husband Emery.
Wife of Emery Reves, Wendy was born Wyn-Nelle Russell, 2 May, 1916, at Hallsville, Texas, the daughter of David Lafayette Russell and Blanche Korean Murphy.
Wendy Russell was a fashion model in the 1940s. She married first Al Shroeder, a son, Arnold Leon Schroeder Jr., survives; and second, the musician Paul Baron. She married Emery Reves in 1964.
In November, 1985, the Wendy & Emery Reves Foundation, on behalf of Wendy's late husband, donated works of art to the Dallas Museum of Art.
The Reves Center for International Studies was established in 1989, at The College of William and Mary, with a gift from Wendy Reves in memory of her husband Emery.
Wendy Russell was a fashion model in the 1940s. She married first Al Shroeder, a son, Arnold Leon Schroeder Jr., survives; and second, the musician Paul Baron. She married Emery Reves in 1964.
In November, 1985, the Wendy & Emery Reves Foundation, on behalf of Wendy's late husband, donated works of art to the Dallas Museum of Art.
The Reves Center for International Studies was established in 1989, at The College of William and Mary, with a gift from Wendy Reves in memory of her husband Emery.
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