Stadener was a journalist at Philemon Sabe VS.

15 February 1901. In Staten, Philimon sees Daylight as the son of Sabe Fredericus and Eugene Lowe. Philemon was the youngest of eighteen children. Many of the relatives of Philemon and his siblings were not found in Staten. Odette and Roger Sabbe still live in Bruggestraat. Their father was Philimon’s brother on a flight to Liverpool. Yet we heard that he was very social. A diligent man, indeed a scoundrel. ” He graduated in 1917. However, he fought with his superiors, during which time many young Flemish people pursued their American dream, as did Philimon’s brother, Henry Sabe, who arrived in Detroit in 1912, where he started a mustard factory and conquered the world with Red Pelican mustard. And Philemon traveled behind their brother Henry to pursue their ‘American Dream’. R. He spent most of his life in Detroit. In 1929 he married Jermaine Carrier, the daughter of a Montreal lumber merchant. They had three children. Daughters Yolande and Mary-Jose and son Donald continued to live in the United States. Throughout his life, he was proud to be from Flamen Flanders. For example, during the 1958 Expo ’58 he was chairman of the Flemish Group in the United States. In addition to his accomplishments as a lawyer, Philimon Sabe was also a prolific editor of the Detroit de Gazette. The Flemish-American newspaper was swallowed up by many Flemish people living in the United States during that period. By being called his ‘sculptures’ he was able to give the Flemish people beautiful memories of life in Flanders. In the preface to Philemon Sabe’s Images from My Childhood, Camelio de Bug writes in the book Philemon Sabbe Belgians in America: .D Stadener died in Florida on March 19, 1994 at the age of 93. In 2002, the City Council, in consultation with the Cultural Council, renamed the new street on the allotment near Progesterone as Filiman Substrat. (BF)