Leopold Werner

1818–1888 (age 70)

Biography

Leopold Werner, born in 1818, was a skilled tanner whose craft sustained both his family and the industries of Pardubice. He worked diligently to master his trade and upheld a tradition of honesty and skill.

Upon his passing in 1888, he was remembered at the Central cemetery in Pardubice not only for his fine workmanship but also for the steady kindness he extended to neighbors and apprentices alike.

Also buried at Central cemetery in Pardubice

Matous Jezbera
1841–1893 (age 52)
Central cemetery in Pardubice
Matous Jezbera was an enterprising businessman who promoted economic growth in his community.
Jan Perner
1815–1845 (age 30)
Central cemetery in Pardubice
Jan Perner was a civil engineer whose career spanned the early 19th century.
Antonín Barborka
1835–1891 (age 56)
Central cemetery in Pardubice
Antonín Barborka was a Czech pedagogue and educator of the 19th century.
Václav Bubeník
1828–1879 (age 51)
Central cemetery in Pardubice
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Evžen Čihák
1885–1958 (age 73)
Central cemetery in Pardubice
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Ottokar Trnka
1871–1919 (age 48)
Central cemetery in Pardubice
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