GLORIA PALL, who passed away [insert date if known], was more than a name in history—she was a pioneer who lived a life defined by resilience and courage. Born on July 15, 1927, in Brooklyn, New York, Pall’s early years were shaped by the harsh realities of the Great Depression. After losing her father at a young age, she was thrust into independence far earlier than most children of her generation.
By her teenage years, while many were focused on typical adolescent milestones, Pall was charting her own extraordinary path—working as an aircraft mechanic for the Civil Air Patrol during World War II. In a field dominated by men, her technical skill and determination stood out, marking the beginning of a life spent defying convention.
Gloria Pall’s story is a testament to perseverance and breaking barriers—a reminder that extraordinary achievements often begin in the most challenging circumstances.
