Helen Hitchcock

1898–1979 (age 81)

Biography

Helen Hitchcock, born in 1898 and laid to rest at Green-Wood Cemetery, cherished creative pursuits and the friendships formed during decades of community gatherings in Brooklyn.

Her capacity to listen, to encourage others to pursue bright projects and to celebrate successes large and small brought comfort to many who knew her gentle smile.

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