Mabelle Gilman Corey

1874–1960 (age 86)

Biography

Mabelle Gilman Corey was a beloved presence in Brooklyn, known for her generous spirit and the warmth she shared with neighbors across generations. She had an abiding love for the neighborhood’s lively rhythms and took pride in supporting local cultural happenings.

Mabelle’s home was a place of laughter and comfort, where family stories were lovingly preserved for the next generation. She leaves behind a memory of kindness that deeply enriched Brooklyn’s vibrant tapestry.

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