Harry Snowden Stabler

1865–1929 (age 64)

Biography

Harry Snowden Stabler (1865–1929) was known among friends as a devoted member of the Presbyterian community, offering encouragement and strength through changing times. While records do not detail his profession, his faith and dedication to others defined much of his public life.

He built connections grounded in trust and shared belief, and his loss was felt deeply within the congregation he loved. Presbyterian Cemetery holds his remains as a place for reflection on a life guided by spiritual conviction.

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