Frank was the son of Kit Carson Graber (1875-1962) and Iva Mae McKeehan (1879-1950). He was the husband of Mary Romeneco.
He was the father of five children, two from his first marriage to Ida Langer: Crystal and Raymond; and three sons from his marriage to Mary: Robert, Frank, and Gordon.
Obituary in Arizona Republic: "Graveside services for Frank Herbert Garber, 75, of 1738 W. University, will be at 11 p.m. Tuesday in the Ft. Huachuca post cemetery. Mr. Graber, a native of Fort Madison, Iowa, died Thursday in Mesa Lutheran Hospital. He retired in 1947 as an Army warrant officer after 32 years of service and was a veteran of both worlds wars. He came here five years ago. He was a member of a Masonic lodge and of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Survivors include his wife, Mary; three sons, Robert, in the Army at Ft Lewis, Wash. Gordon in Vietnam and Frank of Union City, Calif.; a daughter in California and five brothers and a sister out of state."
Frank was buried on the 5 January 1971 in Fort Huachuca Cemetery in Sierra Vista, Cochise Co., Arizona.
He was the father of five children, two from his first marriage to Ida Langer: Crystal and Raymond; and three sons from his marriage to Mary: Robert, Frank, and Gordon.
Obituary in Arizona Republic: "Graveside services for Frank Herbert Garber, 75, of 1738 W. University, will be at 11 p.m. Tuesday in the Ft. Huachuca post cemetery. Mr. Graber, a native of Fort Madison, Iowa, died Thursday in Mesa Lutheran Hospital. He retired in 1947 as an Army warrant officer after 32 years of service and was a veteran of both worlds wars. He came here five years ago. He was a member of a Masonic lodge and of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Survivors include his wife, Mary; three sons, Robert, in the Army at Ft Lewis, Wash. Gordon in Vietnam and Frank of Union City, Calif.; a daughter in California and five brothers and a sister out of state."
Frank was buried on the 5 January 1971 in Fort Huachuca Cemetery in Sierra Vista, Cochise Co., Arizona.
Frank was the son of Kit Carson Graber (1875-1962) and Iva Mae McKeehan (1879-1950). He was the husband of Mary Romeneco.
He was the father of five children, two from his first marriage to Ida Langer: Crystal and Raymond; and three sons from his marriage to Mary: Robert, Frank, and Gordon.
Obituary in Arizona Republic: "Graveside services for Frank Herbert Garber, 75, of 1738 W. University, will be at 11 p.m. Tuesday in the Ft. Huachuca post cemetery. Mr. Graber, a native of Fort Madison, Iowa, died Thursday in Mesa Lutheran Hospital. He retired in 1947 as an Army warrant officer after 32 years of service and was a veteran of both worlds wars. He came here five years ago. He was a member of a Masonic lodge and of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Survivors include his wife, Mary; three sons, Robert, in the Army at Ft Lewis, Wash. Gordon in Vietnam and Frank of Union City, Calif.; a daughter in California and five brothers and a sister out of state."
Frank was buried on the 5 January 1971 in Fort Huachuca Cemetery in Sierra Vista, Cochise Co., Arizona.
He was the father of five children, two from his first marriage to Ida Langer: Crystal and Raymond; and three sons from his marriage to Mary: Robert, Frank, and Gordon.
Obituary in Arizona Republic: "Graveside services for Frank Herbert Garber, 75, of 1738 W. University, will be at 11 p.m. Tuesday in the Ft. Huachuca post cemetery. Mr. Graber, a native of Fort Madison, Iowa, died Thursday in Mesa Lutheran Hospital. He retired in 1947 as an Army warrant officer after 32 years of service and was a veteran of both worlds wars. He came here five years ago. He was a member of a Masonic lodge and of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Survivors include his wife, Mary; three sons, Robert, in the Army at Ft Lewis, Wash. Gordon in Vietnam and Frank of Union City, Calif.; a daughter in California and five brothers and a sister out of state."
Frank was buried on the 5 January 1971 in Fort Huachuca Cemetery in Sierra Vista, Cochise Co., Arizona.
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