Carl W.R. Meentzen was born May 26, 1926.
He was the president of Europa Afrika Shipping Lines and Carl Meentzen and Company.
The fleet of EAL ships travelled from Germany to the Ivory Coast transporting goods and lumber. The ships transported goods to America for a brief period.
He was the father of three children Carl Ernst, Christian and Dorothee.
He was the son of Paul Emile Meentzen and Gertrude nee Huser.
Shipping magnate Carl Wilhelm Richart Meentzen was the German Consul to Gambia.
Philanthropic Activities.
"Founding and Development of the Gemeinnütziger Verein ENDO-Klinik by Eckart Dölber
The association was able to raise funds in excess of 15 million Deutschmarks within the first 25 years - strong funding support for the clinic! The money came from contributions, gifts and donations, bequests, fines and special fund raisers. Among the many supporters of both the association and the clinic two individuals should expressly be noted: During the challenging start-up phase industrialist Kurt A. Körber made his CPAs/chartered accountants available as consultants at his own expense. Consul Carl W.R. Meentzen of Bremen deserves mention for rendering similar services in the complex decision on acquisition of the clinic building in 1982. Furthermore, he contributed funds to the financing of the publication celebrating the clinic's 10th anniversary in 1985."
Carl enjoyed hunting, boating & skiing. He collected watches and loved fine jewelry and well tailored clothing.He was a charismatic man who could hold the attention of a gathering or audiance by his skill at storytelling and communication.
Carl spent the greater part of his life in Oberneuland ,Bremen, Germany.
He was the president of Europa Afrika Shipping Lines and Carl Meentzen and Company.
The fleet of EAL ships travelled from Germany to the Ivory Coast transporting goods and lumber. The ships transported goods to America for a brief period.
He was the father of three children Carl Ernst, Christian and Dorothee.
He was the son of Paul Emile Meentzen and Gertrude nee Huser.
Shipping magnate Carl Wilhelm Richart Meentzen was the German Consul to Gambia.
Philanthropic Activities.
"Founding and Development of the Gemeinnütziger Verein ENDO-Klinik by Eckart Dölber
The association was able to raise funds in excess of 15 million Deutschmarks within the first 25 years - strong funding support for the clinic! The money came from contributions, gifts and donations, bequests, fines and special fund raisers. Among the many supporters of both the association and the clinic two individuals should expressly be noted: During the challenging start-up phase industrialist Kurt A. Körber made his CPAs/chartered accountants available as consultants at his own expense. Consul Carl W.R. Meentzen of Bremen deserves mention for rendering similar services in the complex decision on acquisition of the clinic building in 1982. Furthermore, he contributed funds to the financing of the publication celebrating the clinic's 10th anniversary in 1985."
Carl enjoyed hunting, boating & skiing. He collected watches and loved fine jewelry and well tailored clothing.He was a charismatic man who could hold the attention of a gathering or audiance by his skill at storytelling and communication.
Carl spent the greater part of his life in Oberneuland ,Bremen, Germany.
Carl W.R. Meentzen was born May 26, 1926.
He was the president of Europa Afrika Shipping Lines and Carl Meentzen and Company.
The fleet of EAL ships travelled from Germany to the Ivory Coast transporting goods and lumber. The ships transported goods to America for a brief period.
He was the father of three children Carl Ernst, Christian and Dorothee.
He was the son of Paul Emile Meentzen and Gertrude nee Huser.
Shipping magnate Carl Wilhelm Richart Meentzen was the German Consul to Gambia.
Philanthropic Activities.
"Founding and Development of the Gemeinnütziger Verein ENDO-Klinik by Eckart Dölber
The association was able to raise funds in excess of 15 million Deutschmarks within the first 25 years - strong funding support for the clinic! The money came from contributions, gifts and donations, bequests, fines and special fund raisers. Among the many supporters of both the association and the clinic two individuals should expressly be noted: During the challenging start-up phase industrialist Kurt A. Körber made his CPAs/chartered accountants available as consultants at his own expense. Consul Carl W.R. Meentzen of Bremen deserves mention for rendering similar services in the complex decision on acquisition of the clinic building in 1982. Furthermore, he contributed funds to the financing of the publication celebrating the clinic's 10th anniversary in 1985."
Carl enjoyed hunting, boating & skiing. He collected watches and loved fine jewelry and well tailored clothing.He was a charismatic man who could hold the attention of a gathering or audiance by his skill at storytelling and communication.
Carl spent the greater part of his life in Oberneuland ,Bremen, Germany.
He was the president of Europa Afrika Shipping Lines and Carl Meentzen and Company.
The fleet of EAL ships travelled from Germany to the Ivory Coast transporting goods and lumber. The ships transported goods to America for a brief period.
He was the father of three children Carl Ernst, Christian and Dorothee.
He was the son of Paul Emile Meentzen and Gertrude nee Huser.
Shipping magnate Carl Wilhelm Richart Meentzen was the German Consul to Gambia.
Philanthropic Activities.
"Founding and Development of the Gemeinnütziger Verein ENDO-Klinik by Eckart Dölber
The association was able to raise funds in excess of 15 million Deutschmarks within the first 25 years - strong funding support for the clinic! The money came from contributions, gifts and donations, bequests, fines and special fund raisers. Among the many supporters of both the association and the clinic two individuals should expressly be noted: During the challenging start-up phase industrialist Kurt A. Körber made his CPAs/chartered accountants available as consultants at his own expense. Consul Carl W.R. Meentzen of Bremen deserves mention for rendering similar services in the complex decision on acquisition of the clinic building in 1982. Furthermore, he contributed funds to the financing of the publication celebrating the clinic's 10th anniversary in 1985."
Carl enjoyed hunting, boating & skiing. He collected watches and loved fine jewelry and well tailored clothing.He was a charismatic man who could hold the attention of a gathering or audiance by his skill at storytelling and communication.
Carl spent the greater part of his life in Oberneuland ,Bremen, Germany.
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