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21 de mar. de 2013 · Robert Woolley, who in 1969 created the first all-suite hotel with his Granada Royale chain that eventually became Embassy Suites, announced the new brand Woolley’s Classic Suites earlier this week. Construction has begun on the brand’s first hotel, a 187-room property near Denver International Airport in Aurora, Colorado. The hotel will be owned and operated […]
Family Tree of the Adlers, Edwardses, Hogans, Lipscombes and Olivers. Surnames; Descendancies; Stories; Photos; Home; Robert Trickey (19th c.), and Jane Wooley (19th c.)
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Robert Wooley. February 26, 1944 — December 16, 2023. Robert Lee Wooley, of Dillon, Montana passed away in his home on December 16, 2023, with his wife by his side and family nearby. He was the son of Clair and Louise Wooley, born on February 26, 1944, in Newark, NJ. Robert had an equal love for both the East and West of the United States.
7 de oct. de 2023 · Robert Donnell Woolley, Sr., a man of Chickasaw heritage, unwavering dedication, and love, passed away peacefully at his home on October 5, 2023, at the age of 92. He was born in Stonewall, OK on January 18, 1931, to William Walter Woolley and Lillian Burris Woolley. Robert was the grandson of Chickasaw Supreme Court Justice, District Judge ...
Robert H Wooley lives in Mansfield, PA. Robert is related to Carol E Nelsonwooley and Leslye E Wooley as well as 1 additional person. Phone numbers for Robert include: (570) 662-2525. View Robert's cell phone and current address.
8 reviews and 51 photos of ROBERT E WOOLEY PENINSULA PARK "At first, this park seems like its nothing much... set amidst a bunch of hotels and commercial buildings along the airport corridor. However, go there, and you'll see why this place is a wondrous hidden gem. On one side, is the ENTIRE bay and on a clear day you can see from San Francisco across to the Oakland Hills.
