Stephen C. Ruby was born on May 4, 1948, to Charles and Joan Ruby. His home of record is Union Beach, NJ. He had one brother, Greg, and one sister, Joann. Stephen graduated from Keyport High School in 1963 and enjoyed fishing and baseball.
He served in the US Air Force and attained the rank of Staff Sergeant (SSGT). He is buried in Cedarwood Cemetery in Hazlet, NJ.
He was survived by his wife, Sandra, and his son, Daniel.
United States Air Force Staff Sergeant. On November 22, he was doing maintenance on an airplane when he fell and struck the pavement below. He was taken to the 95th Medical Evacuation Hospital in South Vietnam and died of those injuries which are listed as cerebral hemorrhage.
He served in the US Air Force and attained the rank of Staff Sergeant (SSGT). He is buried in Cedarwood Cemetery in Hazlet, NJ.
He was survived by his wife, Sandra, and his son, Daniel.
United States Air Force Staff Sergeant. On November 22, he was doing maintenance on an airplane when he fell and struck the pavement below. He was taken to the 95th Medical Evacuation Hospital in South Vietnam and died of those injuries which are listed as cerebral hemorrhage.
Stephen C. Ruby was born on May 4, 1948, to Charles and Joan Ruby. His home of record is Union Beach, NJ. He had one brother, Greg, and one sister, Joann. Stephen graduated from Keyport High School in 1963 and enjoyed fishing and baseball.
He served in the US Air Force and attained the rank of Staff Sergeant (SSGT). He is buried in Cedarwood Cemetery in Hazlet, NJ.
He was survived by his wife, Sandra, and his son, Daniel.
United States Air Force Staff Sergeant. On November 22, he was doing maintenance on an airplane when he fell and struck the pavement below. He was taken to the 95th Medical Evacuation Hospital in South Vietnam and died of those injuries which are listed as cerebral hemorrhage.
He served in the US Air Force and attained the rank of Staff Sergeant (SSGT). He is buried in Cedarwood Cemetery in Hazlet, NJ.
He was survived by his wife, Sandra, and his son, Daniel.
United States Air Force Staff Sergeant. On November 22, he was doing maintenance on an airplane when he fell and struck the pavement below. He was taken to the 95th Medical Evacuation Hospital in South Vietnam and died of those injuries which are listed as cerebral hemorrhage.
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