BORN: Oct. 7, 1891
PLACE: Atlantic Highlands, NJ
SERVED in WWI
DIED: Aug.5, 1967
PLACE: Ft. Lauderdale, FL
He worked in accounting for the Raritan Arsenal in Monmouth County for many years before he and his wife, Loula Mae Hart Geary, moved to Wilton Manors, FL when he retired at age 60 (1951). They had a house built on NE 10th Ave. there. They loved living in Florida and did not miss those Northern winters!
PLACE: Atlantic Highlands, NJ
SERVED in WWI
DIED: Aug.5, 1967
PLACE: Ft. Lauderdale, FL
He worked in accounting for the Raritan Arsenal in Monmouth County for many years before he and his wife, Loula Mae Hart Geary, moved to Wilton Manors, FL when he retired at age 60 (1951). They had a house built on NE 10th Ave. there. They loved living in Florida and did not miss those Northern winters!
BORN: Oct. 7, 1891
PLACE: Atlantic Highlands, NJ
SERVED in WWI
DIED: Aug.5, 1967
PLACE: Ft. Lauderdale, FL
He worked in accounting for the Raritan Arsenal in Monmouth County for many years before he and his wife, Loula Mae Hart Geary, moved to Wilton Manors, FL when he retired at age 60 (1951). They had a house built on NE 10th Ave. there. They loved living in Florida and did not miss those Northern winters!
PLACE: Atlantic Highlands, NJ
SERVED in WWI
DIED: Aug.5, 1967
PLACE: Ft. Lauderdale, FL
He worked in accounting for the Raritan Arsenal in Monmouth County for many years before he and his wife, Loula Mae Hart Geary, moved to Wilton Manors, FL when he retired at age 60 (1951). They had a house built on NE 10th Ave. there. They loved living in Florida and did not miss those Northern winters!
Inscription
Raymond A. Geary
New Jersey
PFC Quartermaster Corps
World War I
Oct 7, 1891 - Aug 5, 1967
Gravesite Details
Buried in Ft. Lauderdale, Broward County, FL. along with Loula Mae Hart Geary, his wife. When they were buried, the cemetery was named Lauderdale Memorial Gardens, but it since has changed names to Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens Central.
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