Jesse Franklin “Jack” Drum

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Jesse Franklin “Jack” Drum

Birth
Drums Crossroads, Catawba County, North Carolina, USA
Death
13 Nov 1957 (aged 53)
Long Beach, Los Angeles County, California, USA
Burial
Westminster, Orange County, California, USA Add to Map
Plot
Space 2, Sec. A-4,Block 28,Garden Good Shepherd
Memorial ID
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Jack F. Drum was born in North Carolina and went west to "seek his fortune". He worked for Conrad Hilton as the hotelier was building his worldwide hotel business, starting in the early 1930s in Texas. When the US entered WWII, Jack served in the Navy as a SeaBee, stationed at Clark Field, Luzon, the Philippines. After the war he went back to work for Hilton Corporation, and then worked outside of the company for several years on various management projects for Mr. Hilton and other investors.
Jack married Mary Hennessey in 1935, and they travelled together as new hotels were purchased or opened, setting up bookkeeping, banquet, and houskeeping departments. Jack and Mary had a son, Conrad Allen Drum, in 1953. After years of traveling the country for business, the Drums settled in the Los Angeles area.
At the time of his death, Jack, Mary, and Conrad lived in Long Beach, CA and Jack was employed as the auditor for the rapidly growing Balboa Bay Club at Newport Beach.
Jack F. Drum was born in North Carolina and went west to "seek his fortune". He worked for Conrad Hilton as the hotelier was building his worldwide hotel business, starting in the early 1930s in Texas. When the US entered WWII, Jack served in the Navy as a SeaBee, stationed at Clark Field, Luzon, the Philippines. After the war he went back to work for Hilton Corporation, and then worked outside of the company for several years on various management projects for Mr. Hilton and other investors.
Jack married Mary Hennessey in 1935, and they travelled together as new hotels were purchased or opened, setting up bookkeeping, banquet, and houskeeping departments. Jack and Mary had a son, Conrad Allen Drum, in 1953. After years of traveling the country for business, the Drums settled in the Los Angeles area.
At the time of his death, Jack, Mary, and Conrad lived in Long Beach, CA and Jack was employed as the auditor for the rapidly growing Balboa Bay Club at Newport Beach.

Inscription

Husband and Daddy
JACK F. DRUM
1903 - 1957

Gravesite Details

Marker appears to be in fine condition after the first 50 years. I suspect that the kind folks from Find A Grave may have cleaned it up a bit for "picture day". Thanks, Folks!