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Joan Mondale
Joan Mondale spends time with her dog, Biscuit, at her home in Minneapolis, Minn. March 4, 2010.
MPR Photo/Jeffrey Thompson

Joan Mondale's life is being honored and memorialized Saturday at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Minneapolis.

After her death she was remembered as a committed partner to her husband Walter and a tireless advocate for the arts, locally and internationally.

Here is a look back at her life in photos.

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Minneapolis, 2009
Former Vice President and former Minnesota Sen. Walter Mondale, followed by his wife Joan, waves as they arrive at the Target Center in Minneapolis, Saturday, Sept. 12, 2009, for President Barack Obama's health care address.
AP Photo/David Sherman
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Mondales
Left: Walter and Joan Mondale in Mondale's State Attorney General office, 1964. Right: The Mondales (clockwise and left to right: Walter, William, Joan, Eleanor and Ted), 1965.
Courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society
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Mondale swearing in
As Joan Mondale looks on, Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey administers the senatorial oath of office to Walter Mondale at Bethesda Naval Hospital in Bethesda, Maryland in January 1967. Two days before he was to be sworn in for his first full Senate term, Mondale underwent surgery for appendicitis. He was unable to attend the Congressional swearing-in ceremony, but he was able to be sworn in at the hospital by Humphrey.
Courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society