John A. Abraham, 79, of Fullerton, a college English professor, died Friday. Vigil at 7:30 p.m. today at St. Mary's Church, Fullerton. Services at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the church.
Burial at Holy Sepulcher Cemetery, Orange.
Arrangements by Backs-Kaulbars Baggott & Schacht Anaheim Mortuary.
Survived by his wife, Catherine; sons, John II and Gerard, both of Placentia; daughters, Mary and Anne, both of Fullerton; sisters, Mary Lee, Rose Staudacher and Evie Kuenzie, all of Wisconsin; and five grandchildren.
Burial at Holy Sepulcher Cemetery, Orange.
Arrangements by Backs-Kaulbars Baggott & Schacht Anaheim Mortuary.
Survived by his wife, Catherine; sons, John II and Gerard, both of Placentia; daughters, Mary and Anne, both of Fullerton; sisters, Mary Lee, Rose Staudacher and Evie Kuenzie, all of Wisconsin; and five grandchildren.
John A. Abraham, 79, of Fullerton, a college English professor, died Friday. Vigil at 7:30 p.m. today at St. Mary's Church, Fullerton. Services at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the church.
Burial at Holy Sepulcher Cemetery, Orange.
Arrangements by Backs-Kaulbars Baggott & Schacht Anaheim Mortuary.
Survived by his wife, Catherine; sons, John II and Gerard, both of Placentia; daughters, Mary and Anne, both of Fullerton; sisters, Mary Lee, Rose Staudacher and Evie Kuenzie, all of Wisconsin; and five grandchildren.
Burial at Holy Sepulcher Cemetery, Orange.
Arrangements by Backs-Kaulbars Baggott & Schacht Anaheim Mortuary.
Survived by his wife, Catherine; sons, John II and Gerard, both of Placentia; daughters, Mary and Anne, both of Fullerton; sisters, Mary Lee, Rose Staudacher and Evie Kuenzie, all of Wisconsin; and five grandchildren.
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Never doubted clouds would break,
Never dreamed, though right were worsted wrong would triumph,
Held we rise to fall, are battled to fight better.
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