Howard D. Fabing

1907–1970 (age 63)

Psychiatrist

Biography

Howard D. Fabing dedicated his life to psychiatry, attending to patients with calm empathy and an attentive presence that helped families through moments of crisis.

He shared his expertise with colleagues, advocated for destigmatizing mental health care, and balanced his professional demands with a love for quiet time with family and friends.

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