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Betsy Bloomingdale (born in 1922) is an internationally known socialite and the author of three cookbooks. She is best known as a friend of Nancy and Ronald Reagan, and for her marriage to Alfred S. Bloomingdale.

Mrs. Bloomingdale is a Roman Catholic and her husband, Alfred, converted to her religion, but that did not stop a great scandal from befalling their marriage regarding his extramarital affairs. This may be why she buried him in a $200 wooden box without notifying his relatives, including his brother.

She was involved in fundraising projects for the Los Angeles Cathedral.

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