Russell Stover

1888–1954 (age 66)

candy maker

Biography

Russell Stover was an innovative candy maker who built a confectionery empire that became beloved across America. Born in 1888, Stover's entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to quality sweets made his name synonymous with fine chocolates and candies for generations of consumers.

Stover passed away in 1954 and was laid to rest at Mount Moriah Cemetery. His legacy endures through the company he founded, which continues to bring joy to candy lovers everywhere and stands as a testament to his vision and business acumen.

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