Robert Reynold Braeder ’48
Bob Braeder died Oct. 7, 1998, after a long struggle with declining health. The most loyal of classmates, Bob had hoped to be with us at our 50th until the last moment. He had run our 42nd. The spirit was willing, but the body just couldn't manage the trip from Jupiter, Fla., where he died.
A native of East Orange, N.J., Bob prepared at Pingry School. He entered Princeton in June 1944 and graduated in June 1949, majoring in economics. He belonged to Charter. His undergraduate years were interrupted by Naval service.
After graduation, Bob joined DeLuxe Check Printers. His entire professional career was with DeLuxe until retirement in 1989. He began as a salesman and grew with the company, taking positions of increased responsibility. Following retirement, Bob volunteered as a public relations consultant for NJ Public Television. He was active in the Palm Beach Council of the Navy League.
Bob and Janice were married in 1950 and lived in Upper Montclair until moving to Jupiter in 1991. Bob was a devoted Princetonian who attended class functions regularly and was instrumental in organizing our Annual Giving regional representation. He was an avid sports fan and had played golf and tennis some years ago.
To Janice and daughters Karen and Linda, the class extends its deepest sympathy and shares in the loss of a dear friend.
The Class of 1948
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