Mr. Brockway was a prominent member of the community of Petoskey and Harbor Springs. He and his wife raised one son (Mort, who became a pharmacist). Their two daughters went to the well-known Stephens College. (A prestigious girls college) back in the 40s, 50s and 60s.)
Roland "Brock" was a member of the legendary "Galster Hunting Club" founded by Portland Cement's John Galster. In addition, he belonged to many other civic and community organizations. Pictures of him in his youth are in a 1980s History of Harbor Springs. He and his wife Helen (Blondie) lived in a lovely home at the top of hill on the corner of Howard and Washington in Petoskey, Michigan. It had a historic log cabin in the back yard that was used as a playhouse. Roland was the founder and co-owner of Brock-Eckel Pharmacy. He was survived by his wife, son Roland Morton Brockway, two daughters, and several grandchildren.
Roland Brockway's obituary can be read at Petoskey's Greenwood Cemetery Genealogical Site:http://www.gwood.us/
Roland "Brock" was a member of the legendary "Galster Hunting Club" founded by Portland Cement's John Galster. In addition, he belonged to many other civic and community organizations. Pictures of him in his youth are in a 1980s History of Harbor Springs. He and his wife Helen (Blondie) lived in a lovely home at the top of hill on the corner of Howard and Washington in Petoskey, Michigan. It had a historic log cabin in the back yard that was used as a playhouse. Roland was the founder and co-owner of Brock-Eckel Pharmacy. He was survived by his wife, son Roland Morton Brockway, two daughters, and several grandchildren.
Roland Brockway's obituary can be read at Petoskey's Greenwood Cemetery Genealogical Site:http://www.gwood.us/
Mr. Brockway was a prominent member of the community of Petoskey and Harbor Springs. He and his wife raised one son (Mort, who became a pharmacist). Their two daughters went to the well-known Stephens College. (A prestigious girls college) back in the 40s, 50s and 60s.)
Roland "Brock" was a member of the legendary "Galster Hunting Club" founded by Portland Cement's John Galster. In addition, he belonged to many other civic and community organizations. Pictures of him in his youth are in a 1980s History of Harbor Springs. He and his wife Helen (Blondie) lived in a lovely home at the top of hill on the corner of Howard and Washington in Petoskey, Michigan. It had a historic log cabin in the back yard that was used as a playhouse. Roland was the founder and co-owner of Brock-Eckel Pharmacy. He was survived by his wife, son Roland Morton Brockway, two daughters, and several grandchildren.
Roland Brockway's obituary can be read at Petoskey's Greenwood Cemetery Genealogical Site:http://www.gwood.us/
Roland "Brock" was a member of the legendary "Galster Hunting Club" founded by Portland Cement's John Galster. In addition, he belonged to many other civic and community organizations. Pictures of him in his youth are in a 1980s History of Harbor Springs. He and his wife Helen (Blondie) lived in a lovely home at the top of hill on the corner of Howard and Washington in Petoskey, Michigan. It had a historic log cabin in the back yard that was used as a playhouse. Roland was the founder and co-owner of Brock-Eckel Pharmacy. He was survived by his wife, son Roland Morton Brockway, two daughters, and several grandchildren.
Roland Brockway's obituary can be read at Petoskey's Greenwood Cemetery Genealogical Site:http://www.gwood.us/
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