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[[File:Roedel | [[File:Roedel Brick.jpg|right|thumb|A brick at the Saranac Laboratory has been dedicated in the name of Fred Bernhardt Roedel by his son, Fred B. Roedel. ]]'''Born:''' February 4, 1890 in Grietz, Germany | ||
'''Died:''' August 6, 1938 in New York City | '''Died:''' August 6, 1938 in New York City | ||
Latest revision as of 01:31, 17 September 2025
Born: February 4, 1890 in Grietz, Germany
Died: August 6, 1938 in New York City
Married: Pearl Maria Gould
Children: Fred Roedel
Fred Bernhardt Roedel's family moved to Clifton, New Jersey in 1900. He became an American citizen on March 2, 1907. Mr. Roedel cured in Saranac Lake for about 3 years. He lived at 93 Riverside Drive, later the home of the Levy family. He attended Saint Lawrence University after his cure and graduated in 1925 with a degree in agriculture. He then started a large poultry farm in Paramus, New Jersey with a particular interest in developing a better strain of laying hens.
In 1929 he married Pearl Maria Gould. In 1960, their son, Fred Roedel married Katherine Leetch, daughter of Dr. Henry Leetch of Saranac Lake.
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