Edward Albert Hahnen

1877–1953 (age 76)

Biography

Edward Albert Hahnen (1877–1953) was a valued member of his community who lived during a transformative period in American history. His life reflected the character and values of his generation.

Hahnen's legacy is preserved at Woodland Cemetery, where he was laid to rest. He is remembered as part of the communities he served and the lives he touched.

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