Cora Faith Walker was a former Missouri congressman.

She was from Ferguson. She later worked as the policy chief for St. Louis County Executive Sam Page.

The late Democrat was first elected in 2016 to represent the House’s 74th District, but resigned in 2019 to join Page’s administration.

She was in charge of government relations, regulatory affairs, and public policy operations.

Walker worked on a task committee that investigated women’s labor-force participation and progress. She had also remarked on efforts to attract Afghan refugees to St. Louis on behalf of Page. She has also worked on Medicaid expansion and health reform.

She died at the age of 37.

Cora Faith Walker death: How did Faith Walker die?

The cause of her death has not been disclosed, although according to numerous accounts, Walker was admitted to the hospital for an urgent health problem.

Her family has been stunned by her death.

Many tributes have been dropped online with some

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