Alfred M. Glossbrenner

1869–1938 (age 69)

Biography

Alfred M. Glossbrenner (1869-1938) contributed grandly to the civic fabric of his time, applying practical wisdom and a generous spirit to every endeavor he undertook.

Laid to rest at Crown Hill Cemetery, he remains a quiet emblem of the perseverance that defined his generation.

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