Frank Grant HOBART, Jr.

1924 - 1994  (69 years)

• Name	Frank Grant HOBART
  Suffix	Jr.
  Birth	30 Oct 1924	Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California
  Gender	Male
  Death	16 Jan 1994	Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California
  Burial	Forest Lawn, (Hollywood Hills) Los Angeles, California
  Notes	"Frank Grant Hobart Jr. entered UCLA, absented to serve 22 months US Air Force, World War II. A decoder of classified mail - secret messages. Returned to UCLA, majored in Arts, received Bachelor of Arts. Later LA Institute of Art, became a Commercial Artist. Hobby music, sings with Wilshire Methodist Choir, 75 voices, also two other groups, one, Roger Wagner Chorale is nationally known." - Lehlah Belle West b.1879 writing in 1957
  Person ID	I87124	Zentmeyer Main Tree
  Last Modified	2 May 2024

  
  

  Father	Frank Grant HOBART,   b. 3 Mar 1882, Carthage, Hancock, Illinois d. 2 Aug 1966, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California (Age 84 years)
  Mother	Jeanette BRUTSCHÉ,   b. 20 Dec 1880, Denison, Grayson, Texas d. 07 Oct 1978, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California (Age 97 years)
  Marriage	17 Oct 1906	St. Lukes Episcopal Church, Denison, Grayson, Texas
  Photos » Slide Show		Marriage Certificate for Frank Hobart and Jeanette Brutsche From the Zentmyer Collection. Married by E.L. Crittenton, Rector, at St. Luke's Church, Denison, Texas
  		Marriage Record from St. Luke's Episcopal Church Image courtesy John Zentmyer
  		Frank and Jeanette's first residence in Los Angeles (right, front) From the Zentmyer Collection. This house still exists, it is currently addressed as 1641 Morton Ave., Los Angeles, California near Elysian Park. The Hobarts moved here in 1911, not long after the death of Joseph Brutsche, Jeanette's father, in 1909 in Texas.
  		Frank and Jeanette's newly-built house at 644 N. Manhattan Pl., Hollywood, California From the Zentmyer Collection. The girl on the tricycle is May Hobart Zentmyer, so this image dates from about 1918, the year the family moved in. The Hobarts lived here until Jeanette moved into an assisted living facility in the 1970s. The house has since been replaced by an apartment building.
  		A fine day in 1949 at 644 N. Manhattan Place, Hollywood From the Zentmyer Collection. Top: Gary, John, and May Zentmyer, Mary Strahorn Zentmyer, Jeanette and Frank Hobart. Bottom: John H. Zentmyer, Frank Hobart Jr., the likely photographer being George Zentmyer Sr. So, John was 37, May was 35. This photograph was colorized from a black-and-white original by the AI program DeOldify, which apparently didn't know about all the red hair.
  Family ID	F23128	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Photos » Slide Show		Frank Hobart Jr. AKA 'Bud' and May Zentmyer On the porch at 644 N. Manhattan Place, about 1927
  		Draft card for Frank Grant Hobart Jr.
  		Frank Hobart Jr. in World War II Frank was a cryptographer in the Army Air Corps
  		A fine day in 1949 at 644 N. Manhattan Place, Hollywood From the Zentmyer Collection. Top: Gary, John, and May Zentmyer, Mary Strahorn Zentmyer, Jeanette and Frank Hobart. Bottom: John H. Zentmyer, Frank Hobart Jr., the likely photographer being George Zentmyer Sr. So, John was 37, May was 35. This photograph was colorized from a black-and-white original by the AI program DeOldify, which apparently didn't know about all the red hair.
  		Headstone of Frank Grant Hobart, Jr. Located at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Hollywood Hills Plot: Tribute, #7570, same row as #7546 at curb Image by Gary Zentmyer