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NEIMAN, Bob
90, dies; Memorial Saturday
Robert Eugene Neiman, Jr., a resident of Fullerton and formerly of Whittier, died on Valentine's Day at St. Jude Medical Center in Fullerton. He was 90.
A memorial service will begin at 2:00 pm on Saturday, Feb. 23, at First Presbyterian Church of Fullerton, 838 N. Euclid Street.
Neiman was born on April 23, 1922, in San Diego. Attending UCLA when World War II began, he deployed to the European front. After the war, he helped administer the reconstruction in Europe and the settlement of refugees. He was a career officer in the US Army, retiring as a Lieutenant Colonel in 1964 to begin a new career in emergency management for Los Angeles County.
A long-time member of the Whittier Choralaires Barbershop Chorus, Bob's love for harmony, in music and in life, was paramount. He will be remembered for his devotion to his country, his family and his friends. He is survived by his sister Virginia Breedlove, son David Neiman, daughters Cathy Neiman, Gayle Triplett, and Maryann Neiman; grandchildren Angela, Jennifer, Kevin, Ryan and Deven; and great-grandchildren Isaac and Emily.
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Very impressive military honors at Bob's service. My condolences to the family. My late husband Gale & my sons Sean & Shane shared many special times with Bob in the Choralaires. Joan Sherrodd
February 24, 2013
Very impressive military honors at Bob's service. My condolences to the family. My late husband Gale & my sons Sean & Shane shared many special times with Bob in the Choralaires. Joan Sherrodd
February 24, 2013
He was my Battalion Commanding Officer at Fort Knox in 1953. The best I had in my Army experience.
I found him online several years ago, and I visited him in Fullerton two years ago. I am thankful for that visit, and I'd like to think that he was too. He will be missed by this old sergeant.
Maurice Pruitt
Bend, OR
February 21, 2013
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