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The iconic face of Geraldine Hoff Doyle is a great inspiration to everyone who knows the goal of the group who's been on the World War II, right? Rosie the Riveter passed away last 26th of December 2010 but her contribution in the history of mankind especially with the group of women who's been on the toughest situation of the world remains in books, minds, and heart of everyone who's been with her.

She is the woman in a slogan named "We can do it!", a poster used by her group to get the attention of those women who would like to participate and to share their goal in life. They are all in the history of the world and Geraldine Hoff Doyle is not just an inspiration but of course, the woman behind the logo that captured the minds of others to be a part of their group.

According to our source, he died at the age of 86 in a hospice. Her early days brought her to a metal factory after she graduated in high school. Later, she give up her job for a certain situation and probably because of the war.

How she ended with a "We can do it!" poster? The following details noted by The Washington Post gave us a little idea about of what happened during that time of her in the metal factory,

"One day, a photographer representing United Press International came to her factory and captured Mrs. Doyle leaning over a piece of machinery and wearing a red and white polka-dot bandanna over her hair."

Although she is not aware of that time when a photographer take a shoot of her, way back in 1982, everything has been unveiled as the truth of that woman who's been with a "We can do it!" slogan. Try to check some more soon as we continue to bring you the highlights and other related details in regards with Geraldine Doyle. Let's remember her once again and treasure the goal of that group who used her photo to inspired those other women during her time.

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