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'''Emma C. Chappell''', 80, of Philadelphia, who galvanized Black Americans around the country in 1992 when she opened United Bank of Philadelphia, died Tuesday, March 16, of complications due to sepsis at Riddle Memorial Hospital in Media. | '''Emma C. Chappell''', 80, of Philadelphia, who galvanized Black Americans around the country in 1992 when she opened United Bank of Philadelphia, died Tuesday, March 16, of complications due to sepsis at Riddle Memorial Hospital in Media. | ||
::[https://www.inquirer.com/obituaries/emma-chappell-obituary-united-bank-philadelphia-founder-woman-20210318.html The Philadelphia Inquirer by Valerie Russ Mar 18, 2021] | ::[https://www.inquirer.com/obituaries/emma-chappell-obituary-united-bank-philadelphia-founder-woman-20210318.html The Philadelphia Inquirer by Valerie Russ Mar 18, 2021] | ||
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emma_C._Chappell Emma Chappell on Wikipedia] | |||
Revision as of 11:36, 5 March 2022
Emma C. Chappell, 80, of Philadelphia, who galvanized Black Americans around the country in 1992 when she opened United Bank of Philadelphia, died Tuesday, March 16, of complications due to sepsis at Riddle Memorial Hospital in Media.