Gerber is a German occupational surname that means “tanner” or “leather worker.” It was a common profession during the Middle Ages, and those who held it often worked with animal hides to produce leather goods such as shoes, belts, and bags. Today, the Gerber surname can be found throughout the world, particularly in Germany, the United States, and South Africa. Notable individuals with the Gerber surname include entrepreneur and television personality, Mark Gerber, and South African rugby player, Danie Gerber.
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