Pearl Koontz Rosenberger, widow of Wilbert L. Rosenberger, died at age 78 on April 20, 1958. She had been hospitalized since November 9, 1957. She was the daughter of Adam W. and Dale Speck Koontz and was born near Broadway. On December 25, 1900 she was married to Wilbert Rosenberger, who was a well-known funeral director. having moved to Bridgewater in 1910 to open his funeral home. After his death in 1944, Mrs. Rosenberger sold the business (the name was retained)and moved to Culpeper to live with her daughter, Mrs. Edward Dinkel. She was a life-long member of the Methodist church. Children: Mrs. Edward Dinkle, W. Clark Rosenberger, Mrs. Gerald Buckler, and Leon S. Rosenberger. A sister, 2 brothers, 11 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Oak Lawn Cemetery, Bridgewater.
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Contributed by Ruth Tobias
Pearl Koontz Rosenberger, widow of Wilbert L. Rosenberger, died at age 78 on April 20, 1958. She had been hospitalized since November 9, 1957. She was the daughter of Adam W. and Dale Speck Koontz and was born near Broadway. On December 25, 1900 she was married to Wilbert Rosenberger, who was a well-known funeral director. having moved to Bridgewater in 1910 to open his funeral home. After his death in 1944, Mrs. Rosenberger sold the business (the name was retained)and moved to Culpeper to live with her daughter, Mrs. Edward Dinkel. She was a life-long member of the Methodist church. Children: Mrs. Edward Dinkle, W. Clark Rosenberger, Mrs. Gerald Buckler, and Leon S. Rosenberger. A sister, 2 brothers, 11 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Oak Lawn Cemetery, Bridgewater.
Contributed by Ruth Tobias
Contributed by Ruth Tobias
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