Norman Staunton Dike

1862–1953 (age 91)

Biography

Norman Staunton Dike dedicated himself to public service with a firm belief in justice and civic responsibility. Those who knew him in Brooklyn and beyond admired his reasoned counsel and steadfast support for the rule of law.

He balanced a busy professional life with kindness and integrity, leaving behind a community strengthened by his thoughtful leadership.

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