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 1902 - 1967 (64 years)
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| Name |
Joseph J. Snellenburg Frohsin [1] |
| Born |
20 Jul 1902 |
Atlantic City NJ  [1] |
| Gender |
Male |
| Address |
Joseph FROHSIN |
Address:
2002 N. Park Avenue (1902)
Philadelphia, PA, US
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Philadelph
US |
| Dulaney Towsend Nursing Home |
3 May 1967 [1] |
| Dulaney Towsend Nursing Home |
- 940 Ousted Road, Towsen, Maryland, USA 20204
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| Died |
4 May 1967 |
Towson, Baltimore, MD [1] |
| Cause: Generalized Melanoma (six months) |
| Cremation |
7 May 1967 [1] |
- Loudon Park Crematory, Baltimore, Maryland
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| Occupation |
During WWII |
Baltimore, MD [1] |
| Lockheed Aircraft |
| Occupation |
Baltimore, MD [1] |
| Manufacturer's Representative |
| Reference Number |
4758 |
| Buried |
8 May 1967 |
Eternal Rest Cemetery, Montgomery, Montgomery, Alabama [1] |
| Person ID |
I4758 |
aojd |
| Last Modified |
11 Nov 2011 |
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| Notes |
- Known to have been admitted to the religious school of Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel on November 17, 1912 (age 10), while living at 2002 N. Park Ave. in Philadelphia. Born into wealthy family which lost all thier money during the depression. Raised by Nannies, and sent to a fine school in Switzerland, where he learned nothing. Joe had no marketable skills and was never able to find very lucrative employment. He was enormously fat and very sarcastic; sometimes, he was very unpleasant to be around. He and Adele befriended Ralph who was in Navy boot camp at nearby Baimbridge, Maryland, and, later, when in Navy School in Washington, DC. Ashes interred with wife, Adele Frohsin and sister-in-law, Carolyn Loeb Left no heirs; left belongings to Marjorie Loeb Batlan and Ralph Loeb, Jr.
From March 14, 2002 email from Ralph Loeb, Jr. (Adele's nephew) When Adele died, Ellen and I went to Pikesville to help Joe- one of the main things that we did was help get Adele's clothes to Goodwill, and help clean out the attic. Another couple, Joe and Adele's best friends were there also to help. In the attic we found Louella's ashes in a plain cardboard box. Joe had just left them up there and had done nothing with them. While Joe was out of the house on business, the four of us took the box to the back of the back yard. We said the Kaddish, and then dumped the ashes. We all thought it very ironic that Louella would wind up that way. You asked how Louella was able to afford a fancy apartment in New York at the time that Joe and Adele married. I have often wondered that too, but haven't a clue [1]
- (Medical):Due to melanoma (six years)per Death Certificate: Jonas H. Cohen, M.D. 6702 Park Heights Avenue, Baltimore, MD 20215
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