The Red Bank Register
March 17, 1960
JULIUS C. RAAB
RED BANK-Julius C. Raab, 72, of Riverside Ave., died last night in his home.
He was born in Jersey City, son of the late Herman and Charlotte Raab. He had lived here for two years, and formerly had lived in Hackensack and Jersey City.
Mr. Raab was chief estimater for the George A. Fuller Construction Co., New York City. He was a member of Second Reformed Church, Hackensack; Highland Lodge F & AM, Jersey City, and the Jersey City Lodge of Elks.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Marie A. Stoltz Raab; a son, Emerson C. Raab of Sea Girt; a daughter, Mrs. Frances W. Herkt of Sayreville; two sisters, Mrs. George A. Hamid of Atlantic City, and Mrs. Juan M. Rabassa of Spain, and three brothers, August Raab of Roselle, and Thomas and George Raab of Jamaica, L.I.
The Worden Funeral Home, Red Bank, is in charge of arrangements.
March 17, 1960
JULIUS C. RAAB
RED BANK-Julius C. Raab, 72, of Riverside Ave., died last night in his home.
He was born in Jersey City, son of the late Herman and Charlotte Raab. He had lived here for two years, and formerly had lived in Hackensack and Jersey City.
Mr. Raab was chief estimater for the George A. Fuller Construction Co., New York City. He was a member of Second Reformed Church, Hackensack; Highland Lodge F & AM, Jersey City, and the Jersey City Lodge of Elks.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Marie A. Stoltz Raab; a son, Emerson C. Raab of Sea Girt; a daughter, Mrs. Frances W. Herkt of Sayreville; two sisters, Mrs. George A. Hamid of Atlantic City, and Mrs. Juan M. Rabassa of Spain, and three brothers, August Raab of Roselle, and Thomas and George Raab of Jamaica, L.I.
The Worden Funeral Home, Red Bank, is in charge of arrangements.
The Red Bank Register
March 17, 1960
JULIUS C. RAAB
RED BANK-Julius C. Raab, 72, of Riverside Ave., died last night in his home.
He was born in Jersey City, son of the late Herman and Charlotte Raab. He had lived here for two years, and formerly had lived in Hackensack and Jersey City.
Mr. Raab was chief estimater for the George A. Fuller Construction Co., New York City. He was a member of Second Reformed Church, Hackensack; Highland Lodge F & AM, Jersey City, and the Jersey City Lodge of Elks.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Marie A. Stoltz Raab; a son, Emerson C. Raab of Sea Girt; a daughter, Mrs. Frances W. Herkt of Sayreville; two sisters, Mrs. George A. Hamid of Atlantic City, and Mrs. Juan M. Rabassa of Spain, and three brothers, August Raab of Roselle, and Thomas and George Raab of Jamaica, L.I.
The Worden Funeral Home, Red Bank, is in charge of arrangements.
March 17, 1960
JULIUS C. RAAB
RED BANK-Julius C. Raab, 72, of Riverside Ave., died last night in his home.
He was born in Jersey City, son of the late Herman and Charlotte Raab. He had lived here for two years, and formerly had lived in Hackensack and Jersey City.
Mr. Raab was chief estimater for the George A. Fuller Construction Co., New York City. He was a member of Second Reformed Church, Hackensack; Highland Lodge F & AM, Jersey City, and the Jersey City Lodge of Elks.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Marie A. Stoltz Raab; a son, Emerson C. Raab of Sea Girt; a daughter, Mrs. Frances W. Herkt of Sayreville; two sisters, Mrs. George A. Hamid of Atlantic City, and Mrs. Juan M. Rabassa of Spain, and three brothers, August Raab of Roselle, and Thomas and George Raab of Jamaica, L.I.
The Worden Funeral Home, Red Bank, is in charge of arrangements.
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