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b. 1902
A thoughtful writer and marriage educator, she helped shape the early marriage-enrichment movement and coauthored books that explored family life and close relationships. Her work with David Mace brought practical, discussion-based ideas about stronger marriages to a wide audience.

by D. R. (David Robert) Mace, Vera Mace
Born on January 24, 1902, Vera Chapman Mace was an English writer, educator, and marriage counsellor. Reliable sources found during this search describe her as an early contributor to relationship education and identify her as a cofounding figure in the marriage-enrichment movement alongside her husband, David Mace.
She is credited as coauthor of books including The Soviet Family and Marriage Enrichment Retreats: Story of a Quaker Project. Sources on the history of marriage enrichment say that David and Vera Mace helped pioneer organized programs designed to strengthen communication and mutual growth in marriage.
Some biographical listings also note that she later lived a long life, with dates given as January 24, 1902 to July 22, 2008. I wasn’t able to confirm a suitable portrait image from the pages available during this search, so none is included here.