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Mraz Shirley [Female] b. --Not Shown-- WI
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Title: Dennis Leatherman
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Title: 1930 census
United States Census, 1930 for Shirley Mraz
Name: Shirley Mraz
Event: Census
Event Date: 1930
Event Place: San Antonio, Los Angeles, California
Gender: Female
Age: 3
Marital Status: Single
Race: White
Birthplace: Wisconsin
Estimated Birth Year: 1927
Immigration Year:
Relationship to Head of Household: Daughter
Father's Birthplace: Wisconsin
Mother's Birthplace: Iowa
Enumeration District Number: 1372
Family Number: 209
Sheet Number and Letter: 8B
Line Number: 86
NARA Publication: T626, roll 172
Film Number: 2339907
Digital Folder Number: 4531819
Image Number: 00523
Household Gender Age
Parent Joe Mraz M 21
Parent Grace Mraz F 21
Shirley Mraz F 3
James Mraz M 2
John Cook M 67
Christina Cook F 63
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1930 censuName: James Mraz
Event: Census
Event Date: 1930
Event Place: San Antonio, Los Angeles, California
Gender: Male
Age: 2
Marital Status: Single
Race: White
Birthplace: Wisconsin
Estimated Birth Year: 1928
Immigration Year:
Relationship to Head of Household: Son
Father's Birthplace: Wisconsin
Mother's Birthplace: Iowa
Enumeration District Number: 1372
Family Number: 209
Sheet Number and Letter: 8B
Line Number: 87
NARA Publication: T626, roll 172
Film Number: 2339907
Digital Folder Number: 4531819
Image Number: 00523
Household Gender Age
Parent Joe Mraz M 21
Parent Grace Mraz F 21
Shirley Mraz F 3
James Mraz M 2
John Cook M 67
Christina Cook F 63
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California, Marriage Index, 1960-1985 for James W Mraz
Name: Marjorie F Binning
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Event: Marriage
Event Date: 11 Jun 1966
Event Place: San Francisco City, California
Gender: Female
Age: 34
Estimated Birth Year: 1932
Spouse: James W Mraz
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Spouse's Age: 38
Spouse's Estimated Birth Year: 1928
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California, Divorce Index, 1966-1984 for James W Mraz
Name: Marjorie F Birming
Event: Divorce
Event Date: Oct 1969
Event Place: San Francisco City, California
Spouse: James W Mraz
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Title: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/pvnews/obituary.aspx?page=lifestory&pid=87072995
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Title: Dennis Leatherman
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Title: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/pvnews/obituary.aspx?page=lifestory&pid=87072995
http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/pvnews/obituary.aspx?page=lifestory&pid=87072995
Richard J. Mraz Sr
Mraz, Richard J. Sr.
Born November 17, 1932 in the city of Medford, Wisconsin. Entered eternal rest on April 3, 2007. He was preceded in death by his youngest son, Richard J. (Adriana) Mraz Jr. Richard is survived by his loving wife of 53 years, Beverly Jane Mraz; his daughter, Paula Mraz; sons, Joseph Mraz (Christine) and Blaine Mraz (Helen); brothers, Robert (Sharon) and James (Shirley) Mraz; grandchildren, Jenelle, Sarah, Sammy, Adam, Addison, Ariel, Alena, Joe, Roy, Adelyn and Anthony; great grandchild, Summer Mraz; along with numerous nieces and nephews. Richard moved to California in 1934 and attended Compton High School. In 1952, he met and fell in love with Beverly J. Faulkner and married one year later in Hawaii on May 16th. He served in the U.S. Navy for four years. Richard and his wife and kids later moved to San Pedro where he owned the meat department of Alma Market. He was a meat cutter for 30 years and retired at the age of 59. Richard was full of love and life. He enjoyed every minute of every day he had. His greatest joys in life were working in his yard, writing poetry, taking long walks along the coast, talking up a storm with anyone who had ears to listen, and of course, being with his family. Richard J. Mraz, Sr. will be missed. Funeral services will be on Monday, April 9, 2007, 11:00am at Green Hills Memorial Chapel. Please sign the guest book at www.dailybreeze.com/obits.GREEN HILLS MORTUARY
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Title: 1930 census
United States Census, 1930 for John Cook
Name: John Cook
Event: Census
Event Date: 1930
Event Place: San Antonio, Los Angeles, California
Gender: Male
Age: 67
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Birthplace: Iowa
Estimated Birth Year: 1863
Immigration Year:
Relationship to Head of Household: Father-in-law
Father's Birthplace: West Virginia
Mother's Birthplace: West Virginia
Enumeration District Number: 1372
Family Number: 209
Sheet Number and Letter: 8B
Line Number: 88
NARA Publication: T626, roll 172
Film Number: 2339907
Digital Folder Number: 4531819
Image Number: 00523
Household Gender Age
Joe Mraz M 21
Grace Mraz F 21
Shirley Mraz F 3
James Mraz M 2
John Cook M 67
Christina Cook F 63
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Title: 1930 census
United States Census, 1930 for Christina Cook
Name: Christina Cook
Event: Census
Event Date: 1930
Event Place: San Antonio, Los Angeles, California
Gender: Female
Age: 63
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Birthplace: Iowa
Estimated Birth Year: 1867
Immigration Year:
Relationship to Head of Household: Mother-in-law
Father's Birthplace: Germany
Mother's Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Enumeration District Number: 1372
Family Number: 209
Sheet Number and Letter: 8B
Line Number: 89
NARA Publication: T626, roll 172
Film Number: 2339907
Digital Folder Number: 4531819
Image Number: 00523
Household Gender Age
Joe Mraz M 21
Grace Mraz F 21
Shirley Mraz F 3
James Mraz M 2
John Cook M 67
Christina Cook F 63
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California, Death Index, 1940-1997 for Grace C MrazName: Grace C Mraz
Event: Death
Event Date: 04 Nov 1995
Event Place: Los Angeles, California, United States
Birth Date: 14 Dec 1907
Birthplace: Iowa
Gender: Female
Father: Cook
Mother: Rhinderkknecht
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Title: 1910 census
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Title: California, Birth Index, 1905-1995
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Title: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/pvnews/obituary.aspx?page=lifestory&pid=87072995
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Title: United States Social Security Death Index
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California, Birth Index, 1905-1995 for Richard J Mraz
Name: Richard J Mraz
Event: Birth
Event Date: 30 Dec 1965
Event Place: Los Angeles, California, United States
Gender: Male
Mother: Faulkner
=========United States Social Security Death Index for Richard J Mraz Jr
First Name: Richard
Middle Name: J
Last Name: Mraz Jr
Name Suffix:
Birth Date: 30 December 1965
Social Security Number: 553-73-5612
Place of Issuance: California
Last Residence:
Zip Code of Last Residence:
Death Date: 1 May 2004
Estimated Age at Death: 39
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http://www.verdictsearch.com/jv3_verdictsearch/ew_full_results2.jsp?referer=ew&expertLastName=Keefer&expertFirstName=Richard&stateRegion=MI
Products Liability
Award: $55,213,316.25 | Verdict-Plaintiff
Case Types: Products Liability - Automobiles | Wrongful Death | Products Liability - Failure to Warn | Products Liability - Failure to Inspect
Case: Adriana Mraz, Individually and As Guardian Ad Litem for Addison Mraz, Joe Lopez, Roy Lopez v. Daimler Chrysler Corp., American President Lines Ltd.
Venue: Superior Court of Los Angeles County, Los Angeles
State: CA
Date: March 05, 2007
Experts: Richard E. Keefer (Farmington Hills MI) Automobiles
Summary: On April 13, 2004, plaintiffs' decedent Richard Mraz, 48, a longshoreman working as a maritime clerk, was driving a 1992 Dodge Dakota pickup owned by his employer, American President Lines Ltd., Oakla...
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Title: White pages
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Title: obituary
http://www.latimes.com/ August 15, 1995
Los Angeles TimesMan's Depression Cited in Fatal San Pedro Shooting of Sons : Slayings: But friends and family say they find it hard to believe Robert Blahnik's unhappiness with his job could have led him to kill his two boys.
August 15, 1995|GREG KRIKORIAN and JEFF LEEDS | TIMES STAFF WRITERSSome saw it in his silence, others saw it in his face. But they all saw the sadness in Bobby Blahnik.His old high school friend Lawrence McDonald noticed it three months ago when the two men ran into each other outside Sorrento's Pizza House in the seaside community of San Pedro. "He never spelled it out . . . but I could tell he was troubled," McDonald recalled.His aunt, Beverly Mraz, saw it a month back when the boy who used to never stop talking sat as quiet as could be during a family gathering, just holding onto his infant son, Kevin.And Mraz's son, Blaine, noticed it Sunday afternoon when he unexpectedly ran into his cousin, Blahnik, who was strolling with his two other boys by the beach, minutes before he allegedly shot and killed the boys and turned the gun on himself.On Monday, they all struggled with those images--and with the other image they had, of the gentle, loving father who would never dream of hurting his boys.Robert Blahnik, 34, of Long Beach lay in a hospital bed in critical condition from an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound and under arrest in the shooting deaths of his two young sons, Ryan, 6, and Michael, 4.The boys were shot to death about 4:30 p.m. Sunday on a rocky San Pedro beach just a 20-minute walk from the house where Blahnik grew up. At the time of the shooting, authorities said, Blahnik's parents and wife Elizabeth were at the house with the couple's 5-month-old son, waiting for him to return from what they thought was a short stroll on the beach.Although the reason for the shooting was unclear, Los Angeles homicide detectives said Monday that they had recovered a lengthy note from Blahnik at the murder scene. Refusing to reveal its contents, Detective Steve Watson said only that the letter "did allude to despondency" by Blahnik, a crane mechanic who was said to have grown increasingly depressed about his work.Still, family and friends said they found it almost impossible to believe that his work, or any combination of factors, could have driven Blahnik to commit the crime he will be charged with if he survives."He was a friendly guy . . . quiet," recalled McDonald, who first met Blahnik when the two were 11-year-olds playing football. "Everybody really liked him.""A very loving guy. Very gentle," is how Beverly Mraz described him. "He loved his wife very much. They had three beautiful children. He was a good father. He adored the boys."That's why this is so hard. . . ," she said.Although police declined to discuss many details of the case, the following was culled from their reports and interviews with family and friends.The couple and their three children were visiting Blahnik's parents on Jackstadt Street in San Pedro when, sometime after 2 p.m., Blahnik left with his two older sons for a walk on the beach. Driving less than a mile along Paseo del Mar, he parked his car and took his sons along one of the chaparral and scrub brush trails that connect the bluffs and the beach.On most summer days, the shoreline between Point Fermin and Royal Palms is populated by picnicking families and children running through shallow tide pools. This sunny day was no exception.As he walked with his sons, Blahnik was met unexpectedly by his cousin, Blaine, 33, Beverly Mraz said. "He talked to [Blaine] for a minute . . . and then Bob said, 'I'll be seeing you, Blaine,' " Mraz said, recalling the account of her son.Although the two young men spent only moments together, she said, Blahnik's mood was clearly somber. "He didn't look good and he didn't want to talk," she said.No more than 30 minutes later, Blaine Mraz was one of many along the beach to hear a popping sound that resembled firecrackers.Another person who heard the sound was Tommy Manzela, 37. Manzela, an acquaintance of Blahnik, lived in a home on the bluff just above the scene of the shooting.First, Manzela said, he heard two shots. Then, a few minutes later, he and others saw a neighbor run frantically onto the street, waiting for the arrival of a patrol car. Within minutes, it was joined by half a dozen other cars and a Los Angeles Police Department helicopter.On the beach below, firefighters pronounced the older boy, Ryan, dead at the scene. His brother died later at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, where Blahnik was hospitalized and put under arrest, a guard stationed at his room.The shooting left even veteran officers shaken, Watson said."This is probably the most difficult [murder] case I have been involved in," said the 15-year veteran of the department, who has been in homicide for five years.Blahnik worked at Stevedoring Services of America for seven years. Five weeks ago, he switched from working nights to days."The entire crane department is very sad about this," said Brian DeNike, acting foreman of the Long Beach crane shop, who declined to comment on Blahnik's apparent dissatisfaction with his job. "He was a good mechanic and he'll be missed. I won't ever understand how he could've taken his sons with him."
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Title: White pages
http://www.whitepages.com/name/Blaine-A-Mraz/Harbor-City-CA/336qsnr
Blaine A Mraz(310) 326-834623528 President AveHarbor City, CA 90710-1062
Age: 50-54
Associated: Helen Mraz=============
http://www.latimes.com/
Los Angeles TimesMan's Depression Cited in Fatal San Pedro Shooting of Sons : Slayings: But friends and family say they find it hard to believe Robert Blahnik's unhappiness with his job could have led him to kill his two boys.
August 15, 1995|GREG KRIKORIAN and JEFF LEEDS | TIMES STAFF WRITERSSome saw it in his silence, others saw it in his face. But they all saw the sadness in Bobby Blahnik.His old high school friend Lawrence McDonald noticed it three months ago when the two men ran into each other outside Sorrento's Pizza House in the seaside community of San Pedro. "He never spelled it out . . . but I could tell he was troubled," McDonald recalled.His aunt, Beverly Mraz, saw it a month back when the boy who used to never stop talking sat as quiet as could be during a family gathering, just holding onto his infant son, Kevin.And Mraz's son, Blaine, noticed it Sunday afternoon when he unexpectedly ran into his cousin, Blahnik, who was strolling with his two other boys by the beach, minutes before he allegedly shot and killed the boys and turned the gun on himself.On Monday, they all struggled with those images--and with the other image they had, of the gentle, loving father who would never dream of hurting his boys.Robert Blahnik, 34, of Long Beach lay in a hospital bed in critical condition from an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound and under arrest in the shooting deaths of his two young sons, Ryan, 6, and Michael, 4.The boys were shot to death about 4:30 p.m. Sunday on a rocky San Pedro beach just a 20-minute walk from the house where Blahnik grew up. At the time of the shooting, authorities said, Blahnik's parents and wife Elizabeth were at the house with the couple's 5-month-old son, waiting for him to return from what they thought was a short stroll on the beach.Although the reason for the shooting was unclear, Los Angeles homicide detectives said Monday that they had recovered a lengthy note from Blahnik at the murder scene. Refusing to reveal its contents, Detective Steve Watson said only that the letter "did allude to despondency" by Blahnik, a crane mechanic who was said to have grown increasingly depressed about his work.Still, family and friends said they found it almost impossible to believe that his work, or any combination of factors, could have driven Blahnik to commit the crime he will be charged with if he survives."He was a friendly guy . . . quiet," recalled McDonald, who first met Blahnik when the two were 11-year-olds playing football. "Everybody really liked him.""A very loving guy. Very gentle," is how Beverly Mraz described him. "He loved his wife very much. They had three beautiful children. He was a good father. He adored the boys."That's why this is so hard. . . ," she said.Although police declined to discuss many details of the case, the following was culled from their reports and interviews with family and friends.The couple and their three children were visiting Blahnik's parents on Jackstadt Street in San Pedro when, sometime after 2 p.m., Blahnik left with his two older sons for a walk on the beach. Driving less than a mile along Paseo del Mar, he parked his car and took his sons along one of the chaparral and scrub brush trails that connect the bluffs and the beach.On most summer days, the shoreline between Point Fermin and Royal Palms is populated by picnicking families and children running through shallow tide pools. This sunny day was no exception.As he walked with his sons, Blahnik was met unexpectedly by his cousin, Blaine, 33, Beverly Mraz said. "He talked to [Blaine] for a minute . . . and then Bob said, 'I'll be seeing you, Blaine,' " Mraz said, recalling the account of her son.Although the two young men spent only moments together, she said, Blahnik's mood was clearly somber. "He didn't look good and he didn't want to talk," she said.No more than 30 minutes later, Blaine Mraz was one of many along the beach to hear a popping sound that resembled firecrackers.Another person who heard the sound was Tommy Manzela, 37. Manzela, an acquaintance of Blahnik, lived in a home on the bluff just above the scene of the shooting.First, Manzela said, he heard two shots. Then, a few minutes later, he and others saw a neighbor run frantically onto the street, waiting for the arrival of a patrol car. Within minutes, it was joined by half a dozen other cars and a Los Angeles Police Department helicopter.On the beach below, firefighters pronounced the older boy, Ryan, dead at the scene. His brother died later at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, where Blahnik was hospitalized and put under arrest, a guard stationed at his room.The shooting left even veteran officers shaken, Watson said."This is probably the most difficult [murder] case I have been involved in," said the 15-year veteran of the department, who has been in homicide for five years.Blahnik worked at Stevedoring Services of America for seven years. Five weeks ago, he switched from working nights to days."The entire crane department is very sad about this," said Brian DeNike, acting foreman of the Long Beach crane shop, who declined to comment on Blahnik's apparent dissatisfaction with his job. "He was a good mechanic and he'll be missed. I won't ever understand how he could've taken his sons with him."
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Title: 1910 census
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Title: Find a Grave
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Title: Social Security Death Index
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Title: Find a Grave
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Title: 1910 census
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Title: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/M1QN-G92
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Title: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/M1QN-G92
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Title: 1900 census
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Title: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/M1QN-G92
United States Census, 1900 for William Pfluger
Name: William Pfluger
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Residence: Algoma city, Kewaunee, Wisconsin
Birth Date: Nov 1894
Birthplace: Wisconsin
Relationship to Head of Household: Grandson
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Father's Birthplace: Wisconsin
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Mother's Birthplace: Wisconsin
Race or Color (expanded): White
Head-of-household Name: Wenzel Mraz
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Single
Years Married:
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Immigration Year:
Enumeration District: 0052
Page: 16
Sheet Letter: A
Family Number: 305
Reference Number: 26
Film Number: 1241794
Image Number: 00493
Household Gender Age
Wenzel Mraz M
Catherine Mraz F
Adolf Mraz M
William Pfluger M
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