Adam Werschner

1894–1976 (age 82)

Biography

Adam Werschner lived a life of quiet dignity throughout the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries. He was a valued member of his community and maintained strong ties to those closest to him.

His final resting place at Calvary Cemetery stands as a testament to a life well-lived. He is remembered by those who knew him for his integrity and steadfast presence in their lives.

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