Dorothy Walker Bush

Dorothy Walker Bush, born on July 1, 1901, was the matriarch of the Bush family and the mother of President George H.W. Bush and grandmother of President George W. Bush. A strong and influential figure, Dorothy instilled values of public service, humility, and integrity in her children. She was married to Senator Prescott Bush and played a key role in supporting her family's political ambitions. Dorothy's legacy of service and leadership is reflected in the Bush family’s continued prominence. She passed away in 1992.