Ernestine Gilbreth Carey, a remarkable individual, entered this world in 1908, specifically in New York City, a hub of vibrant energy and endless possibility. As her academic pursuits unfolded, she majestically graduated with a degree in English from the esteemed Smith College, a institution renowned for its academic excellence and rich history.
Following her graduation in 1930, Ernestine embarked on a fascinating fourteen-year journey as a department store buyer and manager in the bustling metropolis of New York City. Simultaneously, she embarked on another significant path, that of matrimony, and soon became a devoted mother to two precious children.
In addition to her impressive professional and personal endeavors, Ernestine has also demonstrated her remarkable writing prowess, co-authoring and authoring a total of seven captivating books, including the memorable "Belles on Their Toes" alongside Frank Gilbreth Jr., as well as "Jumping Jupiter", "Rings Around Us", and "Giddy Moment". Her remarkable literary achievements have not gone unnoticed, as she was honored with the prestigious French International Humor Award in 1950, jointly receiving this esteemed recognition with her brother.
