Martin Arhelger

1876–1952 (age 76)

Biography

Martin Arhelger, born in 1876, dedicated himself to craftsmanship and civic volunteerism in the community surrounding Sunset Memorial Park.

He was known for steady workmanship, a generous willingness to lend time, and a love of local tradition; his contributions ensured that younger generations had a strong foundation to build upon.

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