Category:Lucie Marie Reventlow

Lucie Marie Reventlow 

Danish philanthropist
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Date of birth	24 October 1884 Sulechów
Date of death	20 April 1984 Faaborg
Country of citizenship	Germany Kingdom of Denmark
Occupation	philanthropist
Father	Eberhard, Graf von Haugwitz-Hardenberg-Reventlow
Mother	Kathinka Gräfin von Haugwitz
Spouse	Bertram James Walker (1940–)
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Lucie Marie Ludovika Anastasia Adelheid Karola Hedwig Reventlow (1884–1984) was a German-born Danish philanthropist who is remembered for supporting the scout movement in Denmark. In particular, she adapted her home, Brahetrolleborg Manor on the island of Funen, as a scouting school. In addition, she created a housekeeping school on the premises. After spending the Second World War in England, where she served in the Air Raid Precautions, she returned to Brahetrolleborg, upholding its historical traditions until she died, almost 100 years old.