For Corinne Cochran, life in Glen Arbor is about connection. At her home along the Crystal River, she delights in the simple pleasure of watching the sun dance across the trees as she sips a coffee. But that calm overlooks a life defined by energy, ambition, and generosity.
Cochran’s time in Glen Arbor began as many do, by visiting as a child with her parents and three siblings. Cochran grew up in a family that valued community, philanthropy, and education. Her parents instilled in her a sense of responsibility and service that would shape her later career and personal life.
“My parents definitely taught me the value of philanthropy and serving the community,” she said. “I didn’t have a mentor growing up, but I learned from watching them and from my sister.”
