Published in the Burbank Leader, 1997
Joyce M. Arner, 61, died on February 26, 1997. A resident of North Hollywood, she was born Joyce Rogers and was raised in Burbank and graduated from Burbank High School.
Joyce is survived by two sons and five grandchildren.
Funeral Services were held Monday, March 3rd at Little Country Chapel, Valhalla Memorial Park. Burial followed. Pierce Brothers Valhalla Memorial Park and Mortuary were in charge of the arrangements.
Chapel Service
Friday, March 7, 2025
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Wood Family Funeral Service Chapel
321 West F Street
Tehachapi CA 93561
Funeral Home
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Tehachapi CA - 93561
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Fred Lawrence Drogmund, BHS 1934
October 5, 1915 Kansas City, Clay County, Missouri - April 15, 1995 Burbank, California
Fred Lawrence Drogmund, 79, died April 15, 1995 in Burbank. Born in Missouri, he lived in Burbank for 70 years. Mr. Drogmund was a tool and die maker with Gladding McBean Company for eight years. He served in the United States Navy during World War II.
He is survived by a nephew, Ed Drogmund, and a niece, Elaine Danielle. Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. today at the Valley Funeral Home. Burial will be at 3 p.m. on Friday at Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City, California.
Published in the Burbank Leader, October 1995
Sep 5, 1941 — May 10, 2025
Breena Jacqueline Holodnak, 83, of Canoga Park, California, passed away peacefully on May 10, 2025, surrounded by her loving family.
Born on September 5, 1941, Breena was the heart and soul of her family, a woman known for her strength, grace, and unwavering devotion to those she loved. She built a beautiful life alongside her beloved husband, Joseph Holodnak, with whom she shared decades of love, laughter, and partnership.
Breena was a proud and dedicated mother to her eight children: Joseph Holodnak, Bill Holodnak, Susan Camejo, Tony Holodnak, Robert Holodnak, Elizabeth Schaffer, Debbie Levinson, and Nick Holodnak. Her legacy continues through her 18 cherished grandchildren: Nastasia, Katerina, Tatiana, Cassandra, Breena, Peter, Savannah, Lizzy, Victoria, Mikalina, Mary, Emma, Delilah, Juliet, Noah, Ireland, Scotland, and Magnolia.
A woman of deep love and compassion, Breena’s home was always filled with warmth, comfort, and a sense of belonging. Her strength guided her family through every season of life, and her memory will continue to be a source of inspiration and love.
Breena will be deeply missed by all who knew her and forever remembered for the kindness she shared, the family she nurtured, and the enduring love she gave.
Funeral or memorial arrangements will be shared with family and friends in the coming days.
Obituary published on Legacy.com by O'Connor Mortuary - Laguna Hills Chapel & Mortuary on Dec. 3, 2024.
In loving memory of Mary Jo Davis, a remarkable woman whose laughter and warmth touched everyone around her. She passed away peacefully in Capistrano Beach on November 25, 2024.
Mary Josephine Hollman was born in Twin Falls, Idaho, to Olga and Frank Hollman in 1935. She was the youngest of seven children. Following the sudden passing of her father when she was 5 years old, the family moved to Glendale, California, in search of new opportunities. She attended elementary school in Glendale, went on to John Burroughs Middle School, and graduated from Burbank High School in 1954.
During her senior year of high school, she met the love of her life, Lawrence "Curly" Davis. They married on February 14, 1956, and moved into the house where they first met. Together, they welcomed their son Mark, followed by daughters Mary Lynn and Kathleen, and their youngest son Glen.
After Curly's sudden passing in 1964, Mary Jo devoted herself to raising their four children on her own with help of her supportive family. She worked various jobs to provide for them and loved taking family camping trips whenever they could. She also found joy in her hobbies, including bowling, playing cards, reading, and listening to music, among many others.
Mary Jo's legacy lives on through her six grandchildren: Leona, Gabe, Luke, Jake, Micah, and Amber, and her three great-grandchildren: Cavan, Caleb, and Jonesy. Family was always at the heart of her life, and she treasured the times they all gathered, especially during the holidays.
A funeral service will be held at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery in San Diego at 1:30 pm on December 6, 2024, where Mary Jo will be laid to rest beside her beloved husband, Lawrence "Curly" Thomas Davis.
From Don's GoFundMe Page
Dad's funeral, Retired Vet and LAPD
Hi my name is Terri, and I am Don Graham's daughter.
I am saddened to share that my daddy, Don Graham, has passed away.
From serving in the National Guard for five years, two years in Vietnam, Burbank PD, 35 years with LAPD and 20 years as an Elks lodge member. He has spent his life serving and caring for others. When he retired from LAPD after 35 years, it was to care for his sick wife until she passed away in 2011.
In 2017 he was diagnosed with bladder cancer and fought a long hard battle! This year things worsened, and the cancer spread to his kidney, lung, vertebrae and spine. The last week of his life, he was getting sicker and weaker. I had him transported to Henry Mayo Memorial Hospital, where he spent his last 5 days of his life. I was there every day with him until he took his last breath on October 7, 2022. The hardest thing I have ever done.
My dad was the most caring, giving and supportive person I have ever known. He deserves a proper burial. He did plan for this day; however, he only covered the cemetery part, not the mortuary part. I need to have $5500 for the cremation, funeral and the things that go with the funeral. I am the only child, and it makes this a difficult task to do alone.
Please, if you are able to contribute any amount, I would be most grateful. Until I am able to come with the money, Eternal Valley has promised to keep his body safe for me until I can finally lay him to rest.
Thank you for reading
Wesley J Allen, 84, passed away peacefully at his home in Cherry Hills Village on February 22, 2025, surrounded by his loving family. Wes was born on March 4, 1940 in Topeka, Kansas to Elizabeth and Hugh Allen. He graduated from Burbank High School in 1958 and attended the University of Denver, where he earned a bachelor's degree in business and accounting. He worked at Price Waterhouse as a CPA before taking a job at Leprino Foods. He spent 38 years at Leprino, 28 of which were as President.
He married his high school sweetheart, Karen, in 1963. They celebrated their 61st wedding anniversary in June on a cruise to Iceland.
After retiring in 2005, he enjoyed spending time at their winter home in La Quinta, California. He and Karen also enjoyed an annual trip to Maui and traveling to many international destinations.
He is survived by his wife Karen, and two children, Kim and Lance. Kim and her husband, Brian, have two children, Dalton and Maddie. Lance and his wife, Lezlie, have four children, Brodie, Bentley, Jake and Ross. His favorite role was as a grandparent. His grandchildren lovingly called him "Papa", and he treasured the time he spent with each of them. He will live on in the hearts of those who knew him and loved him. We will miss his laughter and generous spirit.
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Edwin Charles James was born on September 7th, 1945, in Burbank, California just days after the end of World War II. His parents, Elleen (Givan) and William James, owned and operated an apartment complex in Burbank, California where Ed was raised, and there Ed learned how to fix anything and everything while he helped his parents maintain their apartments, skills that he would use all his life.
He graduated from Burbank High School in 1963 followed by Glendale City College in 1965, obtaining an Associates of Science degree in mechanical drawing. He joined the US Air Force in March 1966 and completed basic training at Lackland Air Force Base as an Airman Second Class, followed by advanced training in Air Training Command in Denver. He was stationed at George Air Force base with the 329th Fighter Interceptor Squadron, in Southern California and eventually being promoted to Airman 2nd Class before being deployed to Phan Rang Air Force Base in South Vietnam during 1967 as part of the 435th Munitions Maintenance Squadron.
While in Vietnam he was promoted to Sergeant, and in 1968 was transferred back to California to the Strategic Air Command training center as part to the 93rd Bombardment Wing at Castle Air Force Base, in Merced, California, where he was an instructor for replacement training units for the B-52 Stratofortress. After leaving the Air Force, he returned to Burbank and worked 7 years for the City of Burbank water department as a draftsman, before moving his young family to the Northern California town of Auburn, to be near his in-laws.
There Ed and family lived in Roseville while they built a house in Ophir, and he later participated in 4H at Ophir Elementary School as a leader for the shooting sports and woodworking programs. When younger son Dean was in the Del Oro High School Band, Ed volunteered his support. In 2000, he donated his kidney to his oldest son Erik at the UC Davis Med Center, featured as a Father’s Day story on KCRA news, making Ed a brief celebrity around Auburn.
During that time, he worked for 25 years for Nevada Irrigation District at the Placer County Yard in Gold Hill, as a maintenance worker and then foreman for the Placer maintenance crew, finally retiring in 2002. After retirement of his wife Jo Ann in 2009, they moved to Grants Pass, Oregon, where they made many friends, and enjoyed the company of many visitors.
Ed and Jo Ann were volunteers at the Josephine Community Library, with Ed employing his maintenance skills developed in his youth. They traveled widely, including trips to Australia, China, Europe, and the Mediterranean. Last year, they returned to Placer County, moving to Lincoln, to be closer to family.
He is survived by his wife, Jo Ann (Knight), son Erik James, daughter in-law Theresa, and granddaughter Bridget of Lincoln and grandson William of Berkeley, California; and his son Dean James, daughter-in-law Cyndi, and granddaughter Alicyn Shea of Rocklin; and his brother William James, sister-in-law Sharon, and niece Sherry Owens of La Crescenta, California.
12 Aug 1909 - 17 Apr 1983
George A. "Tony" Moore,73, died Sunday at a local convalescent hospital following a lengthy illness.
Mr. Moore was born in Louisville, Kentucky, but moved with his family to Los Angeles as an infant. He graduated from Burbank High School and later went to work for the Los Angeles Police Department. He served in the United States Navy during the second Worald War as a chief petty officer in the Shore Patrol. Following the war he returned to duty with the LAPD and retired in 1971. By the time of his retirement , he had become the officer with the longst record of service on motorcycles of all the motorcycle patrolman in California.
He was married in Carson City, Nevada on September 27, 1971. Between 1971 and the present he spent part of the time living in Los Angeles and part of the time in Napa, alternating between the two places. He became involved in traveling during his retirement and enjoyed fishing and hunting.
Mr. Moore was a member of San Gabriel Lodge 278, F. & A.M., Al Malaikah Temple of the Shrine, San Gabriel Valley Shrine Club, "Koppers" unit at Al Malaikah Shrine, Cryptic Masons of California Council No. 5, Royal Arch Masons Signet Chapter 57, Knights Templar of California Los Angeles Cammandery 9, Peace Officers Serine Club of Los Angeles County, Los Angeles Police Masonic Square Club, American Legion Post381 of Los Angeles, a life member of the Municipal Motorcycle Officiers of California and was a honorary Kentucky colonel.
Mr. Moore is survived by his wife Ruth P. of Napa; one step-son, Dr. Robert Nasser of Napa; two brothers Donald of Orange and Jack of San Dimas; and three step-grand children.
Masonic memorial services will be held in Southern California at a time and place to be announced. Priviate inurnment will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery in the Hollywood Hills. The family suggusts memorial contributions to a charity of the donor's choice.
Arrangements were under the direction of Richard Pierce Funeral Service, Napa, California.
Peggy was born December 19,1934 and passed away February 2, 2022 in Thousand Oaks, California, at the age of 87 after a seven year battle with Cancer. Peggy handled her treatment with a strong and positive outlook and a smile on her face. She always showed great compassion and friendship to those whose paths she crossed.
Peggy was born at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital in Hollywood, CA. Peggy grew up in Burbank, with her parents Walter and Margaret Alfred and her four siblings Sally (JBHS '50), Bobby (BHS '57), Jane (BHS '61) and Betty (BHS '63). Peggy loved her high school years. She loved sharing her fond memories of her time at Burbank High with all her great friends. She also attended Bret Harte, and Luther Burbank Junior High.
Peggy married William Lambly, they had two daughters, Kathy and Kelly. One of Peggy's first jobs was a hostess at Bob's Big Boy in Toluca Lake. In 1964, Peggy and her family moved to Thousand Oaks. Some of Peggy's siblings and their families were soon to follow.
Peggy worked in retail for many years and retired after 20+ years in management with the Kmart Corporation. Peggy was a California girl at heart. She was a native Californian and proud of it. She loved traveling around California in her motorhome. She was also a diehard Dodgers and Angels fan. She enjoyed watching golf tournaments and dog shows. She was a woman of fashion, with perfect matching outfits, shoes, nails and lipstick. Peggy's grandchildren and great grandchildren were her pride and joy, as well as her many dogs over the years.
Peggy is survived by her two daughters and son-in-law- Kathy and Dean Maurice, Kelly Lambly; grandchildren- Jennifer and Travis, Jamie and Bryan, Brandon and Stephanie;
Peggy had an immeasurable amount of kindness and generosity that touched all who were fortunate to know her. She was one special lady that will be deeply missed.
In Peggy's memory 100 trees were planted in the Sequoia and Sierra National Forests for restoration in the Wild Fire Tree Recovery Program.
Marjorie Elanor Imbach was born in Los Angeles. California, on January 12, 1922, to parents Albert and Marian Imbach. The family lived in Van Nuys, California, and Marjorie graduated from Van Nuys High School in the winter class of 1940.
After graduating from B.I.O.L.A. College (Bible Institute of Los Angeles) now Biola University, Miss Imbach taught in Burbank, California, at Jordan Junior High School and then around 1955, she taught English at Burbank High School in Burbank, California, She was a wonderful, much beloved teacher!
In 1971, she began employment at Moorpark College and in the mid 70's she was listed as the Community Services Coordinator at the college.
After retirement, Miss Imbach relocated to northern California to be near a younger brother, Marjorie Imbach passed away on June 12, 2008. She was 86 years old at the time of her passing.
During September 1970, the 2nd Battalion, 1st Marines, 1st Marine Division conducted offensive operations in their assigned area of responsibility west and south of Da Nang in Quang Nam Province, RVN. Their primary mission was to defend the Da Nang vital area military complex. At approximately 9:40 AM on September 11th, two Marines from H Company, 2/1 found a booby trap placed at a waterhole 100 yards from their platoon patrol base located eight kilometers (4.8 miles) northwest of Dien Ban. The boobytrap was an M33 grenade in a C-rations can with an 18-inch tripwire suspended across the trail. The Marines removed the boobytrap and carried it towards their patrol base when they were intercepted by a platoon sergeant, SSGT James M. Ball, who took custody of the device and moved to a nearby berm to dispose of it.
His plan was to remove the grenade from the can and throw it over the berm. The platoon radio operator and corpsman observing Ball from 40 yards away admonished him not to separate the grenade from the can because the delay mechanism may have been removed. Ignoring their warning, the grenade exploded six feet from Ball after pulling it from the can. He was critically injured, receiving fragmentation wounds to the neck, chest, abdomen, right shoulder, back, and right hip. Three other Marines nearby were also injured, one critically. They were medivacked to the 1st Medical Battalion in Da Nang. Ball required resuscitation upon arrival followed by emergency surgery. He never regained consciousness and subsequently developed bilateral (double) pneumonia. Despite massive antibiotics and assisted respiration, Ball’s condition failed to improve, and he expired at 9:25 PM on September 16, 1970.
[Taken from coffeltdatabase.org and “Command Chronology, 2d Bn 1st Marines, September 1970” at ttu.edu]
September 1950 - June 29, 2025
Chestertown- Carolyn Sue Konig 74, passed away peacefully Sunday June 29, 2025 at the Warren Center Nursing Home in Queensbury.
Sue was pre-deceased by her parents Charles and Betty Marn, her foster parents, George and Edith Keys and her brother Gary Marn.
She is survived by her loving husband of 44 years, Richard Konig, step-sister Semone, sister-in-law Lynne, brother-in-law John, niece Jean and nephew Mike .
Sue was a native of Burbank, California. She graduated from Burbank High School and attended the Los Angeles Fashion Institute.
Sue was an avid music fan and performed as a back-up-singer in the "off Broadway" production of "Hair" from 1968 through 1972.
She and her husband moved to Chestertown, New York from Arizona in 2012 where she volunteered at the Chestertown Library book sales.
Visiting hours will be from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM Wednesday July 9, 2025 at Barton-McDermott Funeral Home, Inc. 9 Pine St. Chestertown, NY 12817.
Barton-McDermott Funeral Home Inc
Robert "Bob" Francis Howick of North Hollywood, California at the age of 78 went home to be with the Lord on December 9, 2021.
Robert is survived by his wife of more than 50 years, Julia, daughter Tina and husband Chris, his daughter Dana, his son Johnathon and wife Terry, and two grandchildren Skyler and Tyler.
Bob was born in the small town of Alpena Michigan in 1943 to the late Jack and Frances Howick. He was born the second oldest of five brothers and sisters. At a young age the family relocated to Burbank, California.
After graduating from Burbank High School, he began his career working at Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). At age of 23 he placed his career and plans on hold and enlisted in the US Navy to serve his country and fight in the Vietnam War. During his time in the US Navy, he married his soul mate Julia. After being honorably discharged from the US Navy, Bob and Julia moved back to Burbank, California and started their family. He resumed working at JPL as an Electrician and continued working there for over 45 years.
Bob loved spending time with his family, travelling, and working on projects around the house. He loved talking to people, joking, making people smile. He was light-hearted and generous, never hesitating to drop what he was doing to help family, friends, or neighbors. He will be truly missed.
Funeral services will be held at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills on January 11th, 2022.
Charline Ruth Long of Monroe, Georgia passed away on October 19th, 2013 at the age of 84.
She was born November 10, 1928 in Creston, Iowa to Mr. & Mrs Joseph C. Johnson. The family moved to California in 1938, eventually settling in Burbank. Mrs Long had two siblings that had predeceased her. Josephine Addison and Gale Johnson. Both passed in 1940.
Charline became very active in YWCA and became a member of the First Christian Church of Burbank, where she would later proudly become an Elder Emeritus. For many years she enjoyed singing in the choir as well.
She graduated from Burbank High School in 1946. After taking some college courses she began working for Lockheed Aircraft in Burbank.
She met her husband Jack Long on a blind date in early 1957 and on August 23, 1957 they were married. Mr. Long passed away in 1997.
The couple had two children. Jack Jr of Social Circle, Georgia and Sandra Jean Long of Burbank, California. They also had one Grandchild, TJ Long of Social Circle, Georgia.
For over 15 years she worked at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital in Valencia, California. She enjoyed church activities and family gatherings as well as camping with friends.
A Memorial Service will be held on October 30, 2013 @ 1:30 pm at First Christian Church of Burbank, 221 South Sixth Street, Burbank, California.
She will be interred at Grandview Memorial Park in Glendale, California.
Mrs. Long's wishes were that in lieu of flowers, a donation be made in her name to the First Christian Church of Burbank.
A memorial video is available on YouTube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ap_8WfaMUE
December 1, 1948 Los Angelels CA - November 3, 2023 Fillmore CA
Daughter Ashley Largey posted this on Facebook:
On this Veterans Day, I'm so sad to report that we lost my amazing dad @eddies.almanac one week ago, November 3rd, 2023 to pancreatic cancer. I can barely type this without bursting into tears, this time of year has been hard for me my entire adult life but this is the ultimate gut punch. He was a Veteran, retired LAPD, Indiana Jones Enthusiast, Saints Fanatic, Model-T Expert, Avocado Extraordinaire, Nickname Aficionado, Grill Master, Pirate. Certified Baby and Puppy Whisperer, He could fix literally anything, Knew all the words to every song by the Doors, Can quote episodes of California Gold, Loved red meat and red potato salad. Dad, you were so stubborn, funny, smart, handsome, kind, giving, strong, talented, selfless and wise. But your best quality is how much you cared about, sacrifice for, and loved your family and your country. Thank you for making @ragtymestation a mom, for giving me great siblings and a great work ethic. Thanks for teaching me how to throw a football and change a tire. Thanks for giving me the nickname "Lumpy", the shoulders of a line backer, and the hands of a power forward. Thanks for teaching me to stick to what I believe in and to never let other people's opinions sway my own. You're like, a really great father. I love you, Ed Largey, time to "break on through to the other side".
Sidebar: I am very grateful and thankful for my family, friends, all of my clients, and colleagues who helped me get him into the right doctors and take the time off to spend his last days with him.
September 20, 1941 — January 17, 2024
VENTURA- Theresa Marie Bailey born September 20, 1941
Theresa Marie Bailey passed away Wednesday January 17th 2024 at 12:04 am after a prolonged illness with Alzheimer's disease.
She was born 2nd generation Italian in Brooklyn , NY to Vincent and Ester Foglia.
At an early age she and her family of 6 siblings moved from Canarsie Brooklyn, NY to Burbank, California for the USA west coast opportunity.
She attended Luther Burbank Jr High School and then Burbank High school . She loved and excelled in dancing and appeared as dance competition during High School on the Al Jarvis Show . Her graduating class was 1959 where she met her husband of 62 years Keith Bailey.
She and Keith bore two children, both boys , Carl on 7/11/1965 & Michael Bailey 9/3/69.
She was 100% total stay at home Mother. Theresa suffered tragedy and is predeceased by her son Carl William Bailey who died in a car accident 41 years ago January 14th 1983.
Theresa was much appreciated due to her sense of humor ,generosity, and love of family by her immediate family and additionally by her coworkers as Vice President at West Coast propeller her family company for 15 years .
Sept. 24, 1935 — Feb. 4, 2026
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our father, Glen Walter Haws, who passed away on Feb. 4, 2026, at the age of 90.
Glen was born on Sept. 24, 1935, in Burbank, California, at the home of his grandparents, to parents Glen and Maxine (Odermatt) Haws. A lifelong resident of Burbank, he took great pride in the city that shaped him. One of his favorite childhood stories was serving as paperboy to heavyweight boxing champion Jeff Jeffries — a story he never tired of telling.
He attended Burbank High School, where he met the love of his life, Beverly (Danell) Haws. After graduating in 1953, Glen enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. Following boot camp at Camp Pendleton, he returned home to elope with his 17-year-old sweetheart before being deployed to Japan and Korea. In 1956, they welcomed their first son, John, while living in a trailer at Camp Pendleton.
After his honorable discharge from the Marines in 1956, Glen worked as an apprentice machinist at Mitchell Cameras in Glendale before achieving what he considered his true calling. On Sept. 1, 1957, he was hired as a firefighter for the city of Burbank — becoming a proud second-generation Burbank firefighter, following in the footsteps of his father, who joined the department in 1943.
In those early years, when firefighter pay was modest, Glen worked multiple jobs to provide for his growing family. He drove his Model A Ford pickup to local dairies, loaded it with manure, and sold it door-to-door, spreading it on lawns throughout the neighborhood. He also worked as a plasterer and painter — doing whatever it took to build a stable life for his family.
In 1959, their second son, James, was born. The following year, Glen purchased a home on Kenneth Road in Burbank, where he would live for the rest of his life. Robert was born in 1962, and their daughter Linda (Wright) in 1968, completing their family of four children.
Over his 40-year career with the Burbank Fire Department, Glen rose through the ranks, promoting to engineer and later to captain in 1973. Being a firefighter was not just his profession — it was his dream. He loved the camaraderie, the service, and the stories that came with the job. Though he retired in 1998 due to a medical condition, it was a career he never truly wanted to leave.
Glen was a storyteller at heart. He cherished sharing memories of growing up in Burbank and recounting his years on the fire department. His life was rooted in family, hard work, and dedication to his community.
He is survived by his children: John and daughter-in-law Kathy; Robert and daughter-in-law Terrie; and Linda and son-in-law Mark Wright; seven grandchildren; eleven great-grandchildren; and his sister, Donna Edwards. He was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Beverly, in 2009, and his son James in 2025. Glen’s legacy lives on in the family he built, the city he loved, and the department he proudly served.
Burbank Leader, Feb 21, 2026
Rapid City Journal, 27 Oct 1974, page 5
Graveside services for Henry L. Rebbe, 61, will be Sunday 2 p.m. at the Rosehill Cemetery, Spearfish with the Rev. Arthur W. Westwood, pastor of the United Church of Christ, Spearfish, officiating. Masonic services will be conducted by Rudolph Rittberger, with burial in Rosehill Cemetery. Fidler Funeral Chapel, Spearfish in charge of arrangements.
He was born in Meridian, Idaho, June 14, 1913. He was the son of the late Henry and Leona Rebbe. The family resided at Boise, Idaho and moved to Spearfish in March 1917 where they established the Rebbe Ranch 10 miles west of Spearfish.
He graduated from Spearfish High School in the class of 1929. He attended Black Hills State College and received his B.S. in education at Northern Colorado University, Greeley, in 1933. He later received his M.S. degree at the University of Wyoming, Laramie and did work toward his doctoral degree at UCLA.
He was a high school and junior college mathematics instructor and administrator through his professional career. He retired in 1970 due to ill health, at Burbank, California. He was a life member of the education association.
He was married Dec. 25, 1937 to the former Margaret Davis, Redig, at Belle Fourche. Mr. Rebbe died Oct. 13 at Burbank, California.
Survivors include his wife, Margaret; daughters, Mrs. Clifford Rita Oden, Brea, Calif.; Mrs. Neil Bette Tillett, Canoga Park, Calif.; Lana Rebbe, Leucada, Calif.; son, Randal, at home; three grandchildren; mother Mrs. Leona Rebbe, Spearfish; sister Mrs. Eugene Virginia Kennedy, Spearfish; brothers Richard, Boring, Ore., and Robert of Sherman Oaks, California. He was preceded in death by his father Henry L. Rebbe Sr., and son Deane.
A memorial has been established for the Heart and Cancer fund.
Yvonne Marie Johnson (Flores) class of 1958 passed away July 19, 2014.
My mom never left Burbank after high school and passed away peacefully after attending a BHS/JBHS reunion in 2013 at the Castaway were she was the oldest graduate there.
RIP mom and thank you for this page to preserve her memory.
Posted by her daughter on Facebook in November 2014. No other details at this time.
Published in The Burbank Daily Review, June 1945
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the Little Church of the Flowers for Kermit Ehrman, of Maywood, who died at the White Memorial hospital Saturday morning.
Mr. Ehrman came to Burbank with his parents in 1922 and graduated from Burbank High School in 1929. He was employed by the J.C. company, Wilmington, California, An active participant in Boy Scout work, he was a scoutmaster for several years.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. May Ehrman; one step-daughter, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ehrman, 101 East Burbank Blvd.
NOTE: Interment was in Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, California
December 26, 1974 - April 30, 2022
From her mother Jeri ... just wanted you to know our daughter passed away Saturday, April 30th from acute heart failure.
Please know that I appreciate all the prayers and thoughts. We are taking Tracey to Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills to be close to Jack, her grandparents & aunt.
Her brother, Chris (BHS '89) is working on a short obituary which he will put on the Forest Lawns website.
SERVICES
June 2, 1:00 Graveside Service
Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills
Tracey Denise Carroll, 47, born on December 26, 1974 and passed away April 30, 2022. She resided in Phoenix, Arizona at the time of her passing. Arrangements are under the direction of Forest Lawn, Hollywood Hills, California.
