Founder and for 30 years, President of the B. Urich Company Locksmiths. He died in Rochester, Minnesota after an illness of five weeks. He was 57 and lived at 2739 N 47 Street in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
He came to Milwaukee 35 years ago from Russia, where he was born.
He was a member of the Milwaukee Lodge No. 261 F and A.M. and the Elks club.
Survivors include his wife Della;
sons Perry and Herbert,
Daughters Mrs. Edith Meyers, Beatrice and Clarice;
brother Jacob,
Sister Mrs. Brenda Schustack of Chicago.
Rest in peace
He came to Milwaukee 35 years ago from Russia, where he was born.
He was a member of the Milwaukee Lodge No. 261 F and A.M. and the Elks club.
Survivors include his wife Della;
sons Perry and Herbert,
Daughters Mrs. Edith Meyers, Beatrice and Clarice;
brother Jacob,
Sister Mrs. Brenda Schustack of Chicago.
Rest in peace
Founder and for 30 years, President of the B. Urich Company Locksmiths. He died in Rochester, Minnesota after an illness of five weeks. He was 57 and lived at 2739 N 47 Street in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
He came to Milwaukee 35 years ago from Russia, where he was born.
He was a member of the Milwaukee Lodge No. 261 F and A.M. and the Elks club.
Survivors include his wife Della;
sons Perry and Herbert,
Daughters Mrs. Edith Meyers, Beatrice and Clarice;
brother Jacob,
Sister Mrs. Brenda Schustack of Chicago.
Rest in peace
He came to Milwaukee 35 years ago from Russia, where he was born.
He was a member of the Milwaukee Lodge No. 261 F and A.M. and the Elks club.
Survivors include his wife Della;
sons Perry and Herbert,
Daughters Mrs. Edith Meyers, Beatrice and Clarice;
brother Jacob,
Sister Mrs. Brenda Schustack of Chicago.
Rest in peace
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