Stanley Maddox Rumbough Jr.

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Birth Date:
25.04.1920
Death date:
28.09.2017
Length of life:
97
Days since birth:
37958
Years since birth:
103
Days since death:
2374
Years since death:
6
Extra names:
Stanley M. Rumbough Jr.
Categories:
Businessman, Politician, WWII participant
Nationality:
 american
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Stanley Maddox Rumbough Jr. (April 25, 1920 – September 28, 2017) was born in New York City and attended Yale University, where he was an editor of campus humor magazine The Yale Record.

His parents were Lieutenant colonel Stanley Maddox Rumbough (1886-1961) and Elizabeth Morse Colgate (1889-1962), great-granddaughter of William Colgate founder of Colgate-Palmolive. He had one sister, Elizabeth Colgate Rumbough.

Career

During World War II, he served in the Marine Corps as a fighter pilot in the Pacific Theater. Rumbough was awarded a Distinguished Flying Cross and eight air medals.

For many years, he worked for a variety of manufacturing companies. Rumbough also had an interest in Republican politics. In 1951, he was co-founder (with Charles F. Willis) of the Citizens for Eisenhower movement, which helped develop grass roots support for the presidential campaign of Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Branches of Citizens for Eisenhower were established in each state and helped plan local campaign activities. At the height of the 1952 campaign the national headquarters of Citizens for Eisenhower in New York City had over 700 volunteers and an extensive administrative staff.

After Eisenhower became president, Rumbough became a special assistant in the White House where he helped organize the Executive Branch Liaison Office. This office compiled newsletters, known as Fact Papers, analyzing statements by the President and Cabinet officers on a variety of issues, and explaining major administration programs and accomplishments. The newsletters were circulated to members of the administration who had been appointed by the president, which enabled political appointees to follow the evolution of administration policy. The office staff also helped coordinate public speeches made by administration officials to ensure that the officials would appear in venues that would be most beneficial to the administration.

Personal life

He was married to heiress, socialité and actress Dina Merrill from 1946-66; the couple had three children: Stanley Hutton Rumbough, David Post Rumbough (1950–1973) and Nedenia Colgate Rumbough.

Source: wikipedia.org

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        Relation nameRelation typeBirth DateDeath dateDescription
        1Stanley Maddox  RumboughStanley Maddox RumboughFather00.00.188600.00.1961
        2
        Stanle Elizabeth MorseMother05.11.188930.04.1962
        3
        Elizabeth Rumbough Van NordenSister07.09.191221.11.1999
        4Dina  MerrillDina MerrillWife29.12.192322.05.2017
        5Robert Baugs ColgateRobert Baugs ColgateUncle16.06.190211.06.1973
        6
        Joseph Wright RumboughUncle08.07.188724.12.1962
        7
        Grace Hall Colgate RumboughAunt23.11.189625.02.1985
        8
        Duncan Van NordenBrother in-law02.12.191015.12.1990
        9Gilbert ColgateGilbert ColgateGrandfather15.12.185805.01.1933
        10
        Col David Jacob RumboughGrandfather04.03.185626.12.1912
        11
        Florance Buckingham Hall ColgateGrandmother05.09.186424.02.1920
        12
        Sarah Lillie Stanley RumboughGrandmother00.00.186122.05.1952
        13Samuel ColgateSamuel ColgateGreat grandfather00.00.182200.00.1897
        14
        Grace Rumbough LawsonCousin28.08.192317.04.1990

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