Arthur Erich Haas

1884–1941 (age 57)

Physicist

Biography

Arthur Erich Haas (1884–1941) was a dedicated physicist whose curiosity and keen intellect propelled him to explore the mysteries of the natural world.

He rests in Cedar Grove Cemetery, remembered for his thoughtful scholarship and the inspiration he offered to colleagues and students alike.

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