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Name Birth Date Death Date Photo Cemetery
Jane U. Raaflaub 1915 1988 Grave Riverside Cemetery (Michigan, United States of America)
Howard E. Raaflaub August 23 1914 September 2 1978 Grave Riverside Cemetery (Michigan, United States of America)
Robert Oliver Raaflaub December 26 1893 October 31 1917 Oxford Road Cemetery (West Flanders (West-Vlaanderen), Belgium)
Robert I. Raaflaub April 8 1925 February 16 1945 Grave Woodlawn Cemetery (New York, United States of America)
Jay R Raaflaub October 23 1914 May 26 1985 Person,Grave Graceland Cemetery (Wisconsin, United States of America)
Maryann A Raaflaub May 4 1936 November 10 2003 Grave Graceland Cemetery (Wisconsin, United States of America)
John R Raaflaub December 1936 0 Graceland Cemetery (Wisconsin, United States of America)
May C Raaflaub May 23 1913 May 28 2007 Grave Graceland Cemetery (Wisconsin, United States of America)
Samuel Godfrey Raaflaub 1941 1991 Airdrie Cemetery (Alberta, Canada)
Wynonna Raaflaub Airdrie Cemetery (Alberta, Canada)
Robert I Raaflaub 0 February 17 1946 Manila American Cemetery and Memorial (National Capital, Philippines)
Warren S Raaflaub March 26 1910 February 11 2007 Grave Greenwood Cemetery (Wisconsin, United States of America)
Dagne Borghild Raaflaub September 30 1912 July 30 1986 Grave Greenwood Cemetery (Wisconsin, United States of America)
John R Raaflaub July 1866 1934 Grave Greenwood Cemetery (Wisconsin, United States of America)
Emma Raaflaub November 1873 1954 Grave Greenwood Cemetery (Wisconsin, United States of America)
William Irving Raaflaub 1903 2001 Grave Woodlawn Cemetery (New York, United States of America)
Margaret Elizabeth Raaflaub 1907 1984 Grave Woodlawn Cemetery (New York, United States of America)
Gordon Edwin Raaflaub February 22 1904 May 8 1986 Grave Spence Community Cemetery (Ontario, Canada)
Ethel Gladys Raaflaub December 21 1911 December 29 1994 Grave Spence Community Cemetery (Ontario, Canada)
Howard Winston Raaflaub January 3 1946 October 13 1995 Grave Spence Community Cemetery (Ontario, Canada)
George Foster Raaflaub June 2 1900 August 20 1971 Spence Community Cemetery (Ontario, Canada)
Verna Raaflaub December 1897 1918 Grave Greenwood Cemetery (Wisconsin, United States of America)
Maria Louise Raaflaub 1844 1917 Grave Greenwood Cemetery (Wisconsin, United States of America)
John R Raaflaub October 1893 1911 Grave Greenwood Cemetery (Wisconsin, United States of America)
Maxine Raaflaub 1907 1909 Grave Greenwood Cemetery (Wisconsin, United States of America)
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