Irwin Bertermann

1880–1945 (age 65)

Biography

Irwin Bertermann (1880–1945) lived during a pivotal era in American history, witnessing the nation's transformation from the industrial age into the modern twentieth century. His life encompassed significant social, political, and technological changes that shaped the nation.

Bertermann's memory is preserved at Crown Hill Cemetery, a testament to his place in his community and the lives he touched. His sixty-five years represent an important chapter in the personal and collective history of those around him.

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