Loti Gerard Falk Gaffney

Loti was a philanthropist. See the wikipedia entry (copied below) for more detailed info. She cofounded the Pittsburgh Ballet Theater and Pittsburgh Playhouse.

Loti Grunberg was born in Istanbul, Turkey lived in Milan and St. Moritz while a teenager, and briefly studied philosophy at the Sorbonne in Paris.[3] Her family moved to New York City in 1939 and she studied at Columbia University. During World War II, she married U.S. Army Lt. Michael A. Gerard, and had two sons, Robert and Peter.[2][1]

After her marriage ended in divorce in the 1950s, she took two jobs: an instructor in Italian and French at Berlitz School of Languages and provided scripts for dubbed, lip-synched Italian films. Among her many credits were Fellini's 8½, Divorce Italian Style, The Seven Capital Sins, L'Aventura and Rocco and his Brothers.[2][1][3]