Robert Leroy Honey was born 20 Oct 1913 in Nebraska to Grace E. Clare (Dec 1879 – 28 Feb 1951) and Ralph LeRoy Honey (22 Oct 1876 – 1 Dec 1918). Robert Leroy Honey died 30 Aug 1976 in Houston, Harris County, Texas, USA.
His father Ralph LeRoy Honey (b. 22 Oct 1876) in Wisconsin was the son of Jennie Mary Chandler (1849-1920) and Peter H. Honey (Aug 1845-10 Jan 1921). On a completed a U.S. World War I Draft Registration Card 1917-1918, Ralph Honey clearly wrote his middle name as LeRoy.
His grandfather Peter H. Honey was the son of Janet Johanna Thornton (14 Jul 1816 – 4 Mar 1891) and John Honey (13 May1814 – 16 Feb 1892). On many records, Robert Leroy Honey's grandfather Peter [H.] Honey's birth date is given as 1845; however, his tombstone shown in Findagrave.com gives his birth date as 1847.
The 1850 U.S. Federal Census lists Peter [H.] Honey (age 5) with the following family members:
John Honey (72) born in Scotland 1778
Peter Honey (56) born in Scotland 1794
Anne Honey (40) born in Scotland 1810
JOHN HONEY (36) born in Scotland 1814
JANNET HONEY (54) [transcription error – Janet Johanna Thornton Honey should have been listed as age 34 born in Scotland 1816.
Robert Honey (7) born in Scotland 1843
PETER [H.] HONEY (5) born in Wisconsin 1845
John Honey (4) born in Wisconsin 1846
Margaret Honey (2) born in Wisconsin 1848
Rachel Honey (0) born in Wisconsin 1850
His mother Grace E. Clare was the daughter of Daniel Clear (b. 1841) and Mary McCormick Clear (b. 1840). According to the 1920 U.S. Federal Census, his mother Grace had two children: Robert L. [Leroy] Honey and Dorothy [Claire] Honey (b. 1918). However, information from Archives.com identifies a daughter as Ruth Honey (20 Mar 1911 – 24 Mar 1911). His mother Grace Clare had several siblings: Patsy, Catherine, Anna "Gussie," Alice, Robert W., Francis M., Margaret L., Stasia, and Fahne.
The 1940 U.S. Federal Census included Grace [Clare] Honey as head of household with her son Robert L. [Leroy] Honey (27) listed as "widowed" and her granddaughter [Robert's daughter] Sharon Honey [born 3 Sep 1937] as two years old. Robert L. Honey is identified as a cable worker in the telephone industry [Northwestern Bell Telephone Co]. The 1940 Census included Grace's brother Robert Clare (64) as widowed, her sister Frances Clare (58), and her sister Stasia [Clare] Sanders (61) as living in the same household.
On 30 Sep 1941, he married June Marie Bullert (22 Nov 1917 – 23 Apr 1979).
Born of this marriage were three children.
l. Dorothy "Dotti" Jean Honey (b. 6 Jul 1942) (John L. Splendore). It is likely that Dorothy was named after her father's sister Dorothy Claire Honey (b. 1918).
2. Richard Lance Honey (30 Oct 1943 - 6 Nov 1969), 1LT, US Air Force.
3. Barbara Clara Honey (b. 12 Jul 1946) (Johnny Maurice Mitchell). It is likely that Barbara's middle name honored her grandmother Marie Clara "Mary" Brakhage Bullert.
His wife June Marie Bullert Honey was born 22 Nov 1917 in Webster, Day County, South Dakota, to Marie Clara (Mary) Brakhage (5 Aug 1892 – 21 Nov 1966) and Otto Daniel Bullert (1890 – 1975). June died 23 Apr 1979 in Houston, Harris County, Texas.
June's mother Marie Clara (Mary) Brakhage was born to Friedrich Brakhage (22 Jul 1853-25 Jun 1935) and Caroline Doretta Westphal Brakhage (1858-13 Dec 1932) in Webster, S.D. on 5 Aug 1892.
June's father Otto Daniel Bullert (18 Aug 1890-10 Jul 1975) was born to Wilhelmine "Minnie" Augusta Kohls and Carl "Charles" Bullert in Brownton, Minnesota. Carl's father David W. Erdmann Bullert (31 Jan 1820 – 25 Feb 1887) was an original settler in Sibley County, MN. Both he and his wife Rose Seehaver (14 Sep 1824 – 22 Apr 1903) were born in Germany.
June's parents had nine children:
1. Byron Jadon Bullert (7 Aug 1913 - 20 Jun 1983) (Lucille Anne Glahe – b. 1916).
2. Vivian Minnie Bullert (30 Jul 1915 - 23 Feb 1993) (John W. Shea - 2 May 1912 - 22 Jan 1989).
3. June Marie Bullert (22 Nov 1917 - 23 Apr 1979) (Robert Leroy Honey - 20 Oct 1913 - 30 Aug 1976).
4. David Charles Bullert) (8 Sep 1920 - 7 Mar 2005) (Dolores "Dory" Arndt – b. 1933).
5. Marjorie [Margery] Rose Bullert) (5 Jul 1922 - 23 Feb 1993) (Bohumil "Boh" J. Kral - 17 May 1916 - 28 Dec 2002).
6. Betty Dorothy Bullert (b. 1924) (Julian Baxter Coghill, Jr. - 5 Jul 1918 - 19 Dec 2003).
7. Orin Dean Bullert (b. 1927) (Marilyn Rogers; Carole A. Schneider; Linda J. Kelly).
8. Beverly Ann Swanson (b. 1930) (Marshall Victor Swanson - 21 Feb 1919 - 8 Dec 2007).
9. Marilyn Jeanne Bullert (b. 1934) (Col David Rarick - 17 Jun 1923 – 4 Jul 1981).
Robert Leroy Honey was a highly articulate, intelligent man who served in many leadership positions, such as Red Cross director. He joined the Association of Oilwell Servicing Contractors (AOSC) as field representative and safety engineer. Previous to this challenge, he worked for the Pan American Life Insurance Company.
Robert Leroy Honey was stricken after the death of his gifted son 1LT Richard Lance Honey, an F-15 pilot who died in combat over the Plain of Jars in Laos during the VietNam conflict. After his son's death, he wrote a moving poem about his loss. He loved family and wrote the "Bullertin" to provide information on the activities of family members.
Information for this entry was taken from family records and public information, primarily Ancestry.com. Please hit the "Edit" button to suggest changes. Changes are very welcome.
His father Ralph LeRoy Honey (b. 22 Oct 1876) in Wisconsin was the son of Jennie Mary Chandler (1849-1920) and Peter H. Honey (Aug 1845-10 Jan 1921). On a completed a U.S. World War I Draft Registration Card 1917-1918, Ralph Honey clearly wrote his middle name as LeRoy.
His grandfather Peter H. Honey was the son of Janet Johanna Thornton (14 Jul 1816 – 4 Mar 1891) and John Honey (13 May1814 – 16 Feb 1892). On many records, Robert Leroy Honey's grandfather Peter [H.] Honey's birth date is given as 1845; however, his tombstone shown in Findagrave.com gives his birth date as 1847.
The 1850 U.S. Federal Census lists Peter [H.] Honey (age 5) with the following family members:
John Honey (72) born in Scotland 1778
Peter Honey (56) born in Scotland 1794
Anne Honey (40) born in Scotland 1810
JOHN HONEY (36) born in Scotland 1814
JANNET HONEY (54) [transcription error – Janet Johanna Thornton Honey should have been listed as age 34 born in Scotland 1816.
Robert Honey (7) born in Scotland 1843
PETER [H.] HONEY (5) born in Wisconsin 1845
John Honey (4) born in Wisconsin 1846
Margaret Honey (2) born in Wisconsin 1848
Rachel Honey (0) born in Wisconsin 1850
His mother Grace E. Clare was the daughter of Daniel Clear (b. 1841) and Mary McCormick Clear (b. 1840). According to the 1920 U.S. Federal Census, his mother Grace had two children: Robert L. [Leroy] Honey and Dorothy [Claire] Honey (b. 1918). However, information from Archives.com identifies a daughter as Ruth Honey (20 Mar 1911 – 24 Mar 1911). His mother Grace Clare had several siblings: Patsy, Catherine, Anna "Gussie," Alice, Robert W., Francis M., Margaret L., Stasia, and Fahne.
The 1940 U.S. Federal Census included Grace [Clare] Honey as head of household with her son Robert L. [Leroy] Honey (27) listed as "widowed" and her granddaughter [Robert's daughter] Sharon Honey [born 3 Sep 1937] as two years old. Robert L. Honey is identified as a cable worker in the telephone industry [Northwestern Bell Telephone Co]. The 1940 Census included Grace's brother Robert Clare (64) as widowed, her sister Frances Clare (58), and her sister Stasia [Clare] Sanders (61) as living in the same household.
On 30 Sep 1941, he married June Marie Bullert (22 Nov 1917 – 23 Apr 1979).
Born of this marriage were three children.
l. Dorothy "Dotti" Jean Honey (b. 6 Jul 1942) (John L. Splendore). It is likely that Dorothy was named after her father's sister Dorothy Claire Honey (b. 1918).
2. Richard Lance Honey (30 Oct 1943 - 6 Nov 1969), 1LT, US Air Force.
3. Barbara Clara Honey (b. 12 Jul 1946) (Johnny Maurice Mitchell). It is likely that Barbara's middle name honored her grandmother Marie Clara "Mary" Brakhage Bullert.
His wife June Marie Bullert Honey was born 22 Nov 1917 in Webster, Day County, South Dakota, to Marie Clara (Mary) Brakhage (5 Aug 1892 – 21 Nov 1966) and Otto Daniel Bullert (1890 – 1975). June died 23 Apr 1979 in Houston, Harris County, Texas.
June's mother Marie Clara (Mary) Brakhage was born to Friedrich Brakhage (22 Jul 1853-25 Jun 1935) and Caroline Doretta Westphal Brakhage (1858-13 Dec 1932) in Webster, S.D. on 5 Aug 1892.
June's father Otto Daniel Bullert (18 Aug 1890-10 Jul 1975) was born to Wilhelmine "Minnie" Augusta Kohls and Carl "Charles" Bullert in Brownton, Minnesota. Carl's father David W. Erdmann Bullert (31 Jan 1820 – 25 Feb 1887) was an original settler in Sibley County, MN. Both he and his wife Rose Seehaver (14 Sep 1824 – 22 Apr 1903) were born in Germany.
June's parents had nine children:
1. Byron Jadon Bullert (7 Aug 1913 - 20 Jun 1983) (Lucille Anne Glahe – b. 1916).
2. Vivian Minnie Bullert (30 Jul 1915 - 23 Feb 1993) (John W. Shea - 2 May 1912 - 22 Jan 1989).
3. June Marie Bullert (22 Nov 1917 - 23 Apr 1979) (Robert Leroy Honey - 20 Oct 1913 - 30 Aug 1976).
4. David Charles Bullert) (8 Sep 1920 - 7 Mar 2005) (Dolores "Dory" Arndt – b. 1933).
5. Marjorie [Margery] Rose Bullert) (5 Jul 1922 - 23 Feb 1993) (Bohumil "Boh" J. Kral - 17 May 1916 - 28 Dec 2002).
6. Betty Dorothy Bullert (b. 1924) (Julian Baxter Coghill, Jr. - 5 Jul 1918 - 19 Dec 2003).
7. Orin Dean Bullert (b. 1927) (Marilyn Rogers; Carole A. Schneider; Linda J. Kelly).
8. Beverly Ann Swanson (b. 1930) (Marshall Victor Swanson - 21 Feb 1919 - 8 Dec 2007).
9. Marilyn Jeanne Bullert (b. 1934) (Col David Rarick - 17 Jun 1923 – 4 Jul 1981).
Robert Leroy Honey was a highly articulate, intelligent man who served in many leadership positions, such as Red Cross director. He joined the Association of Oilwell Servicing Contractors (AOSC) as field representative and safety engineer. Previous to this challenge, he worked for the Pan American Life Insurance Company.
Robert Leroy Honey was stricken after the death of his gifted son 1LT Richard Lance Honey, an F-15 pilot who died in combat over the Plain of Jars in Laos during the VietNam conflict. After his son's death, he wrote a moving poem about his loss. He loved family and wrote the "Bullertin" to provide information on the activities of family members.
Information for this entry was taken from family records and public information, primarily Ancestry.com. Please hit the "Edit" button to suggest changes. Changes are very welcome.
Robert Leroy Honey was born 20 Oct 1913 in Nebraska to Grace E. Clare (Dec 1879 – 28 Feb 1951) and Ralph LeRoy Honey (22 Oct 1876 – 1 Dec 1918). Robert Leroy Honey died 30 Aug 1976 in Houston, Harris County, Texas, USA.
His father Ralph LeRoy Honey (b. 22 Oct 1876) in Wisconsin was the son of Jennie Mary Chandler (1849-1920) and Peter H. Honey (Aug 1845-10 Jan 1921). On a completed a U.S. World War I Draft Registration Card 1917-1918, Ralph Honey clearly wrote his middle name as LeRoy.
His grandfather Peter H. Honey was the son of Janet Johanna Thornton (14 Jul 1816 – 4 Mar 1891) and John Honey (13 May1814 – 16 Feb 1892). On many records, Robert Leroy Honey's grandfather Peter [H.] Honey's birth date is given as 1845; however, his tombstone shown in Findagrave.com gives his birth date as 1847.
The 1850 U.S. Federal Census lists Peter [H.] Honey (age 5) with the following family members:
John Honey (72) born in Scotland 1778
Peter Honey (56) born in Scotland 1794
Anne Honey (40) born in Scotland 1810
JOHN HONEY (36) born in Scotland 1814
JANNET HONEY (54) [transcription error – Janet Johanna Thornton Honey should have been listed as age 34 born in Scotland 1816.
Robert Honey (7) born in Scotland 1843
PETER [H.] HONEY (5) born in Wisconsin 1845
John Honey (4) born in Wisconsin 1846
Margaret Honey (2) born in Wisconsin 1848
Rachel Honey (0) born in Wisconsin 1850
His mother Grace E. Clare was the daughter of Daniel Clear (b. 1841) and Mary McCormick Clear (b. 1840). According to the 1920 U.S. Federal Census, his mother Grace had two children: Robert L. [Leroy] Honey and Dorothy [Claire] Honey (b. 1918). However, information from Archives.com identifies a daughter as Ruth Honey (20 Mar 1911 – 24 Mar 1911). His mother Grace Clare had several siblings: Patsy, Catherine, Anna "Gussie," Alice, Robert W., Francis M., Margaret L., Stasia, and Fahne.
The 1940 U.S. Federal Census included Grace [Clare] Honey as head of household with her son Robert L. [Leroy] Honey (27) listed as "widowed" and her granddaughter [Robert's daughter] Sharon Honey [born 3 Sep 1937] as two years old. Robert L. Honey is identified as a cable worker in the telephone industry [Northwestern Bell Telephone Co]. The 1940 Census included Grace's brother Robert Clare (64) as widowed, her sister Frances Clare (58), and her sister Stasia [Clare] Sanders (61) as living in the same household.
On 30 Sep 1941, he married June Marie Bullert (22 Nov 1917 – 23 Apr 1979).
Born of this marriage were three children.
l. Dorothy "Dotti" Jean Honey (b. 6 Jul 1942) (John L. Splendore). It is likely that Dorothy was named after her father's sister Dorothy Claire Honey (b. 1918).
2. Richard Lance Honey (30 Oct 1943 - 6 Nov 1969), 1LT, US Air Force.
3. Barbara Clara Honey (b. 12 Jul 1946) (Johnny Maurice Mitchell). It is likely that Barbara's middle name honored her grandmother Marie Clara "Mary" Brakhage Bullert.
His wife June Marie Bullert Honey was born 22 Nov 1917 in Webster, Day County, South Dakota, to Marie Clara (Mary) Brakhage (5 Aug 1892 – 21 Nov 1966) and Otto Daniel Bullert (1890 – 1975). June died 23 Apr 1979 in Houston, Harris County, Texas.
June's mother Marie Clara (Mary) Brakhage was born to Friedrich Brakhage (22 Jul 1853-25 Jun 1935) and Caroline Doretta Westphal Brakhage (1858-13 Dec 1932) in Webster, S.D. on 5 Aug 1892.
June's father Otto Daniel Bullert (18 Aug 1890-10 Jul 1975) was born to Wilhelmine "Minnie" Augusta Kohls and Carl "Charles" Bullert in Brownton, Minnesota. Carl's father David W. Erdmann Bullert (31 Jan 1820 – 25 Feb 1887) was an original settler in Sibley County, MN. Both he and his wife Rose Seehaver (14 Sep 1824 – 22 Apr 1903) were born in Germany.
June's parents had nine children:
1. Byron Jadon Bullert (7 Aug 1913 - 20 Jun 1983) (Lucille Anne Glahe – b. 1916).
2. Vivian Minnie Bullert (30 Jul 1915 - 23 Feb 1993) (John W. Shea - 2 May 1912 - 22 Jan 1989).
3. June Marie Bullert (22 Nov 1917 - 23 Apr 1979) (Robert Leroy Honey - 20 Oct 1913 - 30 Aug 1976).
4. David Charles Bullert) (8 Sep 1920 - 7 Mar 2005) (Dolores "Dory" Arndt – b. 1933).
5. Marjorie [Margery] Rose Bullert) (5 Jul 1922 - 23 Feb 1993) (Bohumil "Boh" J. Kral - 17 May 1916 - 28 Dec 2002).
6. Betty Dorothy Bullert (b. 1924) (Julian Baxter Coghill, Jr. - 5 Jul 1918 - 19 Dec 2003).
7. Orin Dean Bullert (b. 1927) (Marilyn Rogers; Carole A. Schneider; Linda J. Kelly).
8. Beverly Ann Swanson (b. 1930) (Marshall Victor Swanson - 21 Feb 1919 - 8 Dec 2007).
9. Marilyn Jeanne Bullert (b. 1934) (Col David Rarick - 17 Jun 1923 – 4 Jul 1981).
Robert Leroy Honey was a highly articulate, intelligent man who served in many leadership positions, such as Red Cross director. He joined the Association of Oilwell Servicing Contractors (AOSC) as field representative and safety engineer. Previous to this challenge, he worked for the Pan American Life Insurance Company.
Robert Leroy Honey was stricken after the death of his gifted son 1LT Richard Lance Honey, an F-15 pilot who died in combat over the Plain of Jars in Laos during the VietNam conflict. After his son's death, he wrote a moving poem about his loss. He loved family and wrote the "Bullertin" to provide information on the activities of family members.
Information for this entry was taken from family records and public information, primarily Ancestry.com. Please hit the "Edit" button to suggest changes. Changes are very welcome.
His father Ralph LeRoy Honey (b. 22 Oct 1876) in Wisconsin was the son of Jennie Mary Chandler (1849-1920) and Peter H. Honey (Aug 1845-10 Jan 1921). On a completed a U.S. World War I Draft Registration Card 1917-1918, Ralph Honey clearly wrote his middle name as LeRoy.
His grandfather Peter H. Honey was the son of Janet Johanna Thornton (14 Jul 1816 – 4 Mar 1891) and John Honey (13 May1814 – 16 Feb 1892). On many records, Robert Leroy Honey's grandfather Peter [H.] Honey's birth date is given as 1845; however, his tombstone shown in Findagrave.com gives his birth date as 1847.
The 1850 U.S. Federal Census lists Peter [H.] Honey (age 5) with the following family members:
John Honey (72) born in Scotland 1778
Peter Honey (56) born in Scotland 1794
Anne Honey (40) born in Scotland 1810
JOHN HONEY (36) born in Scotland 1814
JANNET HONEY (54) [transcription error – Janet Johanna Thornton Honey should have been listed as age 34 born in Scotland 1816.
Robert Honey (7) born in Scotland 1843
PETER [H.] HONEY (5) born in Wisconsin 1845
John Honey (4) born in Wisconsin 1846
Margaret Honey (2) born in Wisconsin 1848
Rachel Honey (0) born in Wisconsin 1850
His mother Grace E. Clare was the daughter of Daniel Clear (b. 1841) and Mary McCormick Clear (b. 1840). According to the 1920 U.S. Federal Census, his mother Grace had two children: Robert L. [Leroy] Honey and Dorothy [Claire] Honey (b. 1918). However, information from Archives.com identifies a daughter as Ruth Honey (20 Mar 1911 – 24 Mar 1911). His mother Grace Clare had several siblings: Patsy, Catherine, Anna "Gussie," Alice, Robert W., Francis M., Margaret L., Stasia, and Fahne.
The 1940 U.S. Federal Census included Grace [Clare] Honey as head of household with her son Robert L. [Leroy] Honey (27) listed as "widowed" and her granddaughter [Robert's daughter] Sharon Honey [born 3 Sep 1937] as two years old. Robert L. Honey is identified as a cable worker in the telephone industry [Northwestern Bell Telephone Co]. The 1940 Census included Grace's brother Robert Clare (64) as widowed, her sister Frances Clare (58), and her sister Stasia [Clare] Sanders (61) as living in the same household.
On 30 Sep 1941, he married June Marie Bullert (22 Nov 1917 – 23 Apr 1979).
Born of this marriage were three children.
l. Dorothy "Dotti" Jean Honey (b. 6 Jul 1942) (John L. Splendore). It is likely that Dorothy was named after her father's sister Dorothy Claire Honey (b. 1918).
2. Richard Lance Honey (30 Oct 1943 - 6 Nov 1969), 1LT, US Air Force.
3. Barbara Clara Honey (b. 12 Jul 1946) (Johnny Maurice Mitchell). It is likely that Barbara's middle name honored her grandmother Marie Clara "Mary" Brakhage Bullert.
His wife June Marie Bullert Honey was born 22 Nov 1917 in Webster, Day County, South Dakota, to Marie Clara (Mary) Brakhage (5 Aug 1892 – 21 Nov 1966) and Otto Daniel Bullert (1890 – 1975). June died 23 Apr 1979 in Houston, Harris County, Texas.
June's mother Marie Clara (Mary) Brakhage was born to Friedrich Brakhage (22 Jul 1853-25 Jun 1935) and Caroline Doretta Westphal Brakhage (1858-13 Dec 1932) in Webster, S.D. on 5 Aug 1892.
June's father Otto Daniel Bullert (18 Aug 1890-10 Jul 1975) was born to Wilhelmine "Minnie" Augusta Kohls and Carl "Charles" Bullert in Brownton, Minnesota. Carl's father David W. Erdmann Bullert (31 Jan 1820 – 25 Feb 1887) was an original settler in Sibley County, MN. Both he and his wife Rose Seehaver (14 Sep 1824 – 22 Apr 1903) were born in Germany.
June's parents had nine children:
1. Byron Jadon Bullert (7 Aug 1913 - 20 Jun 1983) (Lucille Anne Glahe – b. 1916).
2. Vivian Minnie Bullert (30 Jul 1915 - 23 Feb 1993) (John W. Shea - 2 May 1912 - 22 Jan 1989).
3. June Marie Bullert (22 Nov 1917 - 23 Apr 1979) (Robert Leroy Honey - 20 Oct 1913 - 30 Aug 1976).
4. David Charles Bullert) (8 Sep 1920 - 7 Mar 2005) (Dolores "Dory" Arndt – b. 1933).
5. Marjorie [Margery] Rose Bullert) (5 Jul 1922 - 23 Feb 1993) (Bohumil "Boh" J. Kral - 17 May 1916 - 28 Dec 2002).
6. Betty Dorothy Bullert (b. 1924) (Julian Baxter Coghill, Jr. - 5 Jul 1918 - 19 Dec 2003).
7. Orin Dean Bullert (b. 1927) (Marilyn Rogers; Carole A. Schneider; Linda J. Kelly).
8. Beverly Ann Swanson (b. 1930) (Marshall Victor Swanson - 21 Feb 1919 - 8 Dec 2007).
9. Marilyn Jeanne Bullert (b. 1934) (Col David Rarick - 17 Jun 1923 – 4 Jul 1981).
Robert Leroy Honey was a highly articulate, intelligent man who served in many leadership positions, such as Red Cross director. He joined the Association of Oilwell Servicing Contractors (AOSC) as field representative and safety engineer. Previous to this challenge, he worked for the Pan American Life Insurance Company.
Robert Leroy Honey was stricken after the death of his gifted son 1LT Richard Lance Honey, an F-15 pilot who died in combat over the Plain of Jars in Laos during the VietNam conflict. After his son's death, he wrote a moving poem about his loss. He loved family and wrote the "Bullertin" to provide information on the activities of family members.
Information for this entry was taken from family records and public information, primarily Ancestry.com. Please hit the "Edit" button to suggest changes. Changes are very welcome.
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HONEY
Robert L. [Leroy]
Oct 20,1913
Aug 30,1976
June Marie [Bullert]
Nov 22, 1917
Apr 23, 1979
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