Louis was born to William and Nellie (Jarczynski)Cruzen. He married his first wife Alice while stationed in England during WWI while in the Navy. Their children; Louis E. Jr., Calvin, Robert Allen Cruzen and Shirley (Cruzen)Stephens. He married his second wife Violet (Huff) March 25, 1941. His stepchildren; Tamra (Sparrow)Brown, Beverly (Sparrow)Hubert and George E. Sparrow. Louis Earl Cruzen was employed the the Dearborn Police Dept in Dearborn, Michigan from 1928-1948. He was sergeant in charge of the vice squad during World War II. He investigated for over a year the slaying of State Senator Hooper that was murdered. Then he was elevated to the rank of Lieutenant in 1946 until his retirement in 1948. After retirement he drove a semi that hauled new cars to dealerships.
Louis was born to William and Nellie (Jarczynski)Cruzen. He married his first wife Alice while stationed in England during WWI while in the Navy. Their children; Louis E. Jr., Calvin, Robert Allen Cruzen and Shirley (Cruzen)Stephens. He married his second wife Violet (Huff) March 25, 1941. His stepchildren; Tamra (Sparrow)Brown, Beverly (Sparrow)Hubert and George E. Sparrow. Louis Earl Cruzen was employed the the Dearborn Police Dept in Dearborn, Michigan from 1928-1948. He was sergeant in charge of the vice squad during World War II. He investigated for over a year the slaying of State Senator Hooper that was murdered. Then he was elevated to the rank of Lieutenant in 1946 until his retirement in 1948. After retirement he drove a semi that hauled new cars to dealerships.
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