Obituaries
Martin Ernst Hadicke, Renowned Stone Mason And Culinary Artist
A Solebury Township native, Martin was a man of vibrant personality, known for his sharp wit and unique sense of humor.

SOLEBURY, PA — Martin Ernst Hadicke, who grew up in Solebury Township and built a reputation as a stone mason and culinary artist, will be remembered Jan. 18 during a life celebration in Buckingham.
Hadicke died on January 5 at Doylestown Hospital. He was 69.
After earning a degree in restaurant management from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, the New Hope-Solebury High School graduate returned to the area and embarked on a successful career as a stone mason.
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In addition to his masonry skills, Hadicke cultivated a passion for culinary arts. He researched recipes and honed his cooking skills, particularly in the art of smoking meats and crafting flavorful sauces.
Hadicke established "Fabulous Feasts," a successful catering business in Stockton, New Jersey. He also offered his smoked meat offerings at the Stockton Farmers Market and, more recently, prepared dishes for the Federal Twist Vineyard.
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A Life Celebration will be held Jan. 18 from 12 to 3 p.m. at John F. Givnish of Buckingham, 4886 York Road. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to World Central Kitchen.
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