Ailsa Mellon Bruce

1901–1969 (age 68)

Philanthropist

Biography

Ailsa Mellon Bruce devoted herself to thoughtful philanthropy, nurturing cultural institutions and educational endeavors with a steady hand.

The generosity that defined her approach to giving is still felt by those who benefit from the causes she championed, and her memory is tenderly preserved at Trinity Episcopal Church Cemetery.

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