Ellis A. Gimbel

1865–1950 (age 85)

Biography

Ellis A. Gimbel (1865–1950) navigated the world of commerce with a sense of fairness and a desire to uplift workers and shoppers alike. He believed that a flourishing marketplace should reflect the best of human cooperation and generosity.

His support for cultural programs and charitable efforts ensured that Mount Sinai Cemetery's surrounding neighborhoods benefited from both opportunity and care. Today, Gimbel's quiet leadership is reflected in community members who carry forward his standards of service.

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