He was born to Filip Taraba and Maria Anna Hajek Taraba, natives of Bohemia. He married April 5, 1911 in Chicago, Illinois to Martha Jane Funk, daughter of Charles and Ida Florence (Floerke) Funk. They were parents of two children: Phyllis and Ralph Waldo.
On Frank's WWI draft registration it says he was tall, and slender, with blue eyes, and dark hair. It indicated he had organic valvular heart disease. His profession was Medical Doctor.
He was cremated and his ashes were buried in the Rosehill Cemetery.
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On Frank's WWI draft registration it says he was tall, and slender, with blue eyes, and dark hair. It indicated he had organic valvular heart disease. His profession was Medical Doctor.
He was cremated and his ashes were buried in the Rosehill Cemetery.
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He was born to Filip Taraba and Maria Anna Hajek Taraba, natives of Bohemia. He married April 5, 1911 in Chicago, Illinois to Martha Jane Funk, daughter of Charles and Ida Florence (Floerke) Funk. They were parents of two children: Phyllis and Ralph Waldo.
On Frank's WWI draft registration it says he was tall, and slender, with blue eyes, and dark hair. It indicated he had organic valvular heart disease. His profession was Medical Doctor.
He was cremated and his ashes were buried in the Rosehill Cemetery.
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On Frank's WWI draft registration it says he was tall, and slender, with blue eyes, and dark hair. It indicated he had organic valvular heart disease. His profession was Medical Doctor.
He was cremated and his ashes were buried in the Rosehill Cemetery.
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