s/o Henry and Emma Gosch Roehr.
Served in the air corps in the South Pacific during WWII.
Employed at Rock Island Mill works for 28 years.
Never married.
Found dead in bed at home. Coroner said death due to heart attack.
Survivors: sisters Miss Leona Roehr at home, Mrs. Fred Kick of rock Island, and Mrs. Charles Wainscott in Napa CA.;
brothers George L. Roehr of Rock Island and Arthur H. Roehr of Moline.
Served in the air corps in the South Pacific during WWII.
Employed at Rock Island Mill works for 28 years.
Never married.
Found dead in bed at home. Coroner said death due to heart attack.
Survivors: sisters Miss Leona Roehr at home, Mrs. Fred Kick of rock Island, and Mrs. Charles Wainscott in Napa CA.;
brothers George L. Roehr of Rock Island and Arthur H. Roehr of Moline.
s/o Henry and Emma Gosch Roehr.
Served in the air corps in the South Pacific during WWII.
Employed at Rock Island Mill works for 28 years.
Never married.
Found dead in bed at home. Coroner said death due to heart attack.
Survivors: sisters Miss Leona Roehr at home, Mrs. Fred Kick of rock Island, and Mrs. Charles Wainscott in Napa CA.;
brothers George L. Roehr of Rock Island and Arthur H. Roehr of Moline.
Served in the air corps in the South Pacific during WWII.
Employed at Rock Island Mill works for 28 years.
Never married.
Found dead in bed at home. Coroner said death due to heart attack.
Survivors: sisters Miss Leona Roehr at home, Mrs. Fred Kick of rock Island, and Mrs. Charles Wainscott in Napa CA.;
brothers George L. Roehr of Rock Island and Arthur H. Roehr of Moline.
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Wilbert H. Roehr
1912 - 1953
Gravesite Details
Henry W. and Emma ROEHR family plot - single/small-family plots near northeast corner of the teardrop-shaped section located Northcentral area of Chippiannock cemetery, Rock Island IL. - 17Nov2021
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