Corinne Freeman

1868–1932 (age 64)

Biography

Corinne Freeman, born in 1868, lived at a time of national transformation yet remained steadfast in her devotion to those around her. Her presence at The Woodlands symbolized the grace and kindness she offered friends and family throughout her life.

Those who visit The Woodlands Cemetery still speak of Freeman as a source of comfort, whose calm disposition and gentle generosity left a lasting impression. Her quiet contributions continue to be treasured by the community she loved.

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