Courier-Journal Obituary
Noted Architect
Taken by Death
E. F. Brenner Was Son
of Kentucky Artist
Edward F. Brenner, 81, of 1323 Debarr, died today at St. Joseph Infirmary. He retired 10 years ago after 50 years as an architect with the firm, Myer & Brenner. He was one of the designers of the Old Kentucky House on the State Fairgrounds.
Mr. Brenner was the son of the late Carl C. Brenner, Bavarian-born artist who specialized in landscapes featuring beech trees. Several of his paintings are owned by the J. B. Speed Art Museum.
Surviving, sister, Mrs. May Lawler; brother, the Rev. Henry Brenner, O.S.B.., St. Meinrad, Ind. Services, 10 a.m. Monday, Bohlsen’s Chapel; St. Louis Cemetery.
(d. 10-29-1949, Saturday)
Noted Architect
Taken by Death
E. F. Brenner Was Son
of Kentucky Artist
Edward F. Brenner, 81, of 1323 Debarr, died today at St. Joseph Infirmary. He retired 10 years ago after 50 years as an architect with the firm, Myer & Brenner. He was one of the designers of the Old Kentucky House on the State Fairgrounds.
Mr. Brenner was the son of the late Carl C. Brenner, Bavarian-born artist who specialized in landscapes featuring beech trees. Several of his paintings are owned by the J. B. Speed Art Museum.
Surviving, sister, Mrs. May Lawler; brother, the Rev. Henry Brenner, O.S.B.., St. Meinrad, Ind. Services, 10 a.m. Monday, Bohlsen’s Chapel; St. Louis Cemetery.
(d. 10-29-1949, Saturday)
Courier-Journal Obituary
Noted Architect
Taken by Death
E. F. Brenner Was Son
of Kentucky Artist
Edward F. Brenner, 81, of 1323 Debarr, died today at St. Joseph Infirmary. He retired 10 years ago after 50 years as an architect with the firm, Myer & Brenner. He was one of the designers of the Old Kentucky House on the State Fairgrounds.
Mr. Brenner was the son of the late Carl C. Brenner, Bavarian-born artist who specialized in landscapes featuring beech trees. Several of his paintings are owned by the J. B. Speed Art Museum.
Surviving, sister, Mrs. May Lawler; brother, the Rev. Henry Brenner, O.S.B.., St. Meinrad, Ind. Services, 10 a.m. Monday, Bohlsen’s Chapel; St. Louis Cemetery.
(d. 10-29-1949, Saturday)
Noted Architect
Taken by Death
E. F. Brenner Was Son
of Kentucky Artist
Edward F. Brenner, 81, of 1323 Debarr, died today at St. Joseph Infirmary. He retired 10 years ago after 50 years as an architect with the firm, Myer & Brenner. He was one of the designers of the Old Kentucky House on the State Fairgrounds.
Mr. Brenner was the son of the late Carl C. Brenner, Bavarian-born artist who specialized in landscapes featuring beech trees. Several of his paintings are owned by the J. B. Speed Art Museum.
Surviving, sister, Mrs. May Lawler; brother, the Rev. Henry Brenner, O.S.B.., St. Meinrad, Ind. Services, 10 a.m. Monday, Bohlsen’s Chapel; St. Louis Cemetery.
(d. 10-29-1949, Saturday)
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