Emil Haberer

1878–1951 (age 73)

Biography

Emil Haberer lived a life distinguished by integrity, embracing each opportunity to serve his community with a calm perseverance. Born in 1878, he nurtured genuine relationships and set an example of dedication that inspired those around him.

Haberer’s friendly counsel and willingness to lend a hand endeared him to many, and he is fondly remembered by the Spring Grove community, where he rests in the cemetery that bears its name.

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