- Volunteered for the Monmouth Junction First Aid Squad during World War II
- Worked as a teacher in South Brunswick from 1941-1980
- Started her teaching career at the Monmouth Junction School in 1941 after graduating from the New Jersey State Teachers College at Trenton (TCNJ). She was Assistant Principal at the Dayton School for one year in the 1940s. Mrs. Brabson was offered the position of Principal at the Deans School but declined and transferred back to the new Monmouth Junction School in 1949 to work with her students. She was offered more lucrative teaching positions in other districts, but declined because her “heart” was always in her home community of South Brunswick. Mrs. Brabson ended her teaching career at Crossroads High School as a reading specialist after 39 years of service to the community
“Mother (and all women) was not allowed to vote when I was born in 1918! And now, in 2016, Hillary Clinton (a woman!) is running for the office of President of the United States!”
From an autobiography written by Gloria Brabson in 2013 when she was 95 years old
