Alexander Scharf

1834–1904 (age 70)

Biography

Alexander Scharf, born in 1834, pursued entrepreneurship with a vision for innovation and respectful collaboration, nurturing enterprises that balanced ambition with responsibility. His efforts helped foster economic opportunities while keeping community needs at the forefront.

He was known for mentoring others and giving back in thoughtful ways, and when he passed in 1904 he was interred in the Old Jewish Cemetery, where his legacy of principled leadership remains a quiet inspiration.

Also buried at Old Jewish Cemetery

Emil Fluss
1856–1933 (age 77)
Old Jewish Cemetery
Emil Fluss is remembered for his generous spirit and steady companionship in times of need.
Friedrich Pollak
1831–1914 (age 83)
Old Jewish Cemetery
Friedrich Pollak was an entrepreneur whose business ventures contributed to the commercial development of his era.
Meshulam Zalman Ashkenazi
1772–1843 (age 71)
Old Jewish Cemetery
Member of the Jewish community whose legacy is preserved in the Old Jewish Cemetery.
Karl Ullmann
1860–1940 (age 80)
Old Jewish Cemetery
Karl Ullmann was a respected dermatologist whose career exemplified dedication to medical science and patient care.
Jakub Kaczka
1820–1890 (age 70)
Old Jewish Cemetery
Emma Feibelsohn
1862–1900 (age 38)
Old Jewish Cemetery
Emma Feibelsohn gave voice to Jewish women's lives through thoughtful prose in the late nineteenth century.