Margaret C. Schoenberger

1852–1934 (age 82)

Biography

Margaret C. Schoenberger (1852–1934) lived through the upheavals of the 19th and early 20th centuries with a deep appreciation for learning and a quiet determination to support those around her. She cherished her family circle and found fulfillment in sharing hospitality and encouragement.

She is remembered as a graceful presence who offered calm counsel, and visits to Spring Grove Cemetery provide a moment to reflect on the goodness she shared.

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