Otto Bruno Schoenfeld

1871–1938 (age 67)

Biography

Otto Bruno Schoenfeld, born in 1871, was known for his skillful craftsmanship and quiet leadership within his congregation at Saint Peter’s. Through careful attention to detail and a spirit of generosity, he helped preserve the traditions and sense of community that defined his neighborhood.

He is remembered for his steadfast dedication to family, faith, and service, and for the gentle encouragement he offered to others each day.

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