Rudolf F. Lehnert

1929–2012 (age 83)

Biography

Rudolf F. Lehnert cherished inquiry and the quiet satisfaction of a well-thought-out plan, encouraging others with patience and careful listening. His thoughtful presence was a source of comfort to colleagues and loved ones alike.

Through relationships grounded in respect, he created a sense of belonging that lives on at Princeton Cemetery, where visitors pause to honor the generosity that defined his days.

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