Tambash, Terry

• Name	Tambash, Terry
  	20190916HAv- Paul Lynn Gardner?Mosch-Kortz Family Descendants September 14 · 2019 This portrait is from Susanne Brown. I do not have an ID. Referring to the photo below, of the six guys, he resembles the 3rd from the left. Could it be Erwin Karl Mosch, who died from the 1918 flu epidemic? 33 7 Comments 1 Share Seen by 112 Like Comments Carolyn Busch I'd say yes; Albert and Irwin look so much alike. Like · Reply · 1d Carolyn Busch I think Ervene, Irwin's daughter, served in WWII in US Army. She was a Sergeant . Can anyone confirm this? Like · Reply · 1d Paul Lynn Gardner Carolyn Busch, what I have found: Ervene Ann Mosch was the youngest of two. Here older sister was Irene Marion Mosch, born in 1917. When their dad died of the flu, Elizabeth, was five months pregant for Ervene. She was born 20 Feb 1919, never married, was a WWII veteran US Army T/Sgt. She died 20 Dec 2002 and is buried at Mount View Cemetery in Olean, NY. Image may contain: grass, plant, outdoor and nature Like · Reply · 2d · Edited Carole Bosek-Gath Irene and Ervine were quite the characters, they liked to have a good time! Like · Reply · 1d Susanne Brown Irene’s oldest son Terry was head of security at St Bonaventure, son Jim was an Olean city detective before he retired. 2Like · Reply · 1d Paul Lynn Gardner Susanne Brown, can you tell me Irene's husband's name, with last name? Like · Reply · 1d Susanne Brown Irene’s husband’s last name was Tambash, do not know his first name. I believe they were divorced. 1Like · Reply · 1d
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  Gender	Male
  Occupation	Allegany, Cattaraugus, New York, USA
  	Irene’s oldest son Terry was head of security at St Bonaventure,
  	20190916HAv- Paul Lynn Gardner?Mosch-Kortz Family Descendants September 14 · 2019 This portrait is from Susanne Brown. I do not have an ID. Referring to the photo below, of the six guys, he resembles the 3rd from the left. Could it be Erwin Karl Mosch, who died from the 1918 flu epidemic? 33 7 Comments 1 Share Seen by 112 Like Comments Carolyn Busch I'd say yes; Albert and Irwin look so much alike. Like · Reply · 1d Carolyn Busch I think Ervene, Irwin's daughter, served in WWII in US Army. She was a Sergeant . Can anyone confirm this? Like · Reply · 1d Paul Lynn Gardner Carolyn Busch, what I have found: Ervene Ann Mosch was the youngest of two. Here older sister was Irene Marion Mosch, born in 1917. When their dad died of the flu, Elizabeth, was five months pregant for Ervene. She was born 20 Feb 1919, never married, was a WWII veteran US Army T/Sgt. She died 20 Dec 2002 and is buried at Mount View Cemetery in Olean, NY. Image may contain: grass, plant, outdoor and nature Like · Reply · 2d · Edited Carole Bosek-Gath Irene and Ervine were quite the characters, they liked to have a good time! Like · Reply · 1d Susanne Brown Irene’s oldest son Terry was head of security at St Bonaventure, son Jim was an Olean city detective before he retired. 2Like · Reply · 1d Paul Lynn Gardner Susanne Brown, can you tell me Irene's husband's name, with last name? Like · Reply · 1d Susanne Brown Irene’s husband’s last name was Tambash, do not know his first name. I believe they were divorced. 1Like · Reply · 1d
  Person ID	I72345	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Father	Tambash, mr
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Mosch, I.M.
  Relationship	natural
  Family ID	F48026	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  Occupation - Irene’s oldest son Terry was head of security at St Bonaventure, - - Allegany, Cattaraugus, New York, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

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