Person:Frederick Frobose (2)

There is a marriage record for Frederick M. Frobose, 6 Jan 1925 in Manhattan. {Italian Genealogical Group, New York City Grooms Index, <http://www.italiangen.org/NYCmarrigesearch.asp>}

"My Grandmother was Dorothy Stumpf. Her parents were Gustav Stumpf and Emma Hoops. At some point they lived in Jersey City, New Jersey. My Grandmother married Frederick M. Frobose of Nutley, New Jersey. Fred was famous locally for being a dance teacher." {Query by Michael John Frobose, 28 Aug 2001, Stumph Family Forum, <www.genealogy.com>} 
According to Frobose researchers, Dorothy (1929-1992) and Fred had 2 sons, Frederick and David.
 "Incidentally, Roy, Dorothy Palmer's school was on Broadway in North Newark.  I drove past there when I was in Nutley back in September, and the whole neighborhood was all rundown. It was hard to imagine the sign that used to be on the side of the door: "Dorothy Palmer -- School of the Dance."  And no, I never took ballroom from Fred Frobose. I remember his son Michael, though -- he had bright red hair!" {'Miss Palmer's Dancing Class', 7 May 1999, New Jersey Memories Mailing list, <www.rootsweb.com>}
 In the Social Security Death Index, there is a listing for Fred M. Frobose, b. 14 Jul 1908, died 1994 in Farmingdale, Nassau Co., New York.

"A service was offered for F. Michael Frobose, 69, of Dingmans Ferry, PA, Dec. 6 at the S.W. Brown & Son Funeral Home, Nutley. Mr. Frobose passed away Dec. 3 at his home. Born in Glen Ridge, Mr. Frobose lived in Nutley before moving to Dingmans Ferry 12 years ago. He retired as the company comptroller for Mebane Packaging Group, Kearny. Mr. Frobose was a former volunteer fireman with the Nutley Fire Department, Yanticaw Company, and a former scoutmaster with Radcliff School’s Pack 145. The husband of the late Eva L. (Krause) Frobose, he is survived by his children, Jeanne A. Frobose and her fiancé, John Miano and Michael J. Frobose and his wife, Rhonda Frobose, and grandchildren, Sarah, Ian and Erick Frobose, Thomas Moran and John Miano." {Glen Ridge Voice, 18 Dec 2008, <http://www.glenridgevoice.com/NC/0/108.html>, 12 Mar 2009}