[5][6][7] Later in life, she gave swimming demonstrations,[8] and was a Red Cross examiner for lifesaving.

[10] She also had a newspaper column and hosted a weekly radio show, both on women's health and fitness.

[11][12] She was appointed promotional chair for the American Red Cross in Brown County in 1939.

[13] In 1927, she married Marquette University and Green Bay Packers football player, and later Congressman, LaVern Dilweg.

Her grandson Anthony Dilweg played football at Duke University, and later with the Green Bay Packers.