Pascal René DEBOECK

Pascal trouwt Lynn Marie DUESTERHAUS [Gezinsblad]

1. Anastasia Gabrielle DEBOECK
2. Dominic Elijah DEBOECK
3. André Raphael DEBOECK
4. Genvieve Michelle DEBOECK

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boek Oh Meine Papa: René Corneille Deboeck 1913-1985
www.blurb.com

Guido Deboeck has for twenty years  been an advisor on technology to the World Bank in Washington DC. He has taught numerous courses for  executives and has published several articles and books. He is the author of several books in finance   including “Trading on the Edge”, 1994, and “Visual Explorations in Finance}, 1998) . He ahs also pulbished “Flemish DNA & Ancestry: History of three families using conventional and genetic genealogy (2007). His most recent book “Oh Meine Papa: René Deboeck 1913-1985”, is entirely about the life of his father.  It contains stories about his father's youth, military service, the World War II period, marriage and  work for the Deboeck Gebroeders. It is  illustrated with the best of his  father's photography. 
This latest book is the author's fifth photo book. Previous photo books included a book on five generations of his own family, “ Letters of Opa”;  a book about “Portraits of our Foster Children”; a book about “Charing:  Souvenirs of our family”; and abook called “ Hungarian Rhapsody of Light” devoted to the photography of Otto Raggambi. All photo books are available from www.blurb.com. All other books are available at www.Amazon.com

Guido trouwt Hennie DE ZUTTER [Gezinsblad]

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boek Oh Meine Papa: René Corneille Deboeck 1913-1985
www.blurb.com


Firstnames: René Corneille. Profession: Industrialist, Entrepreneur, Knight of the Order of Leopold II, 10 May 1954
Producer of mechanical lace. Deboeck Gebroeders, PVBA Vilvoorde 1941-1972 

My father was born on August 25, 1913; he was the fourth child of Guillaume and Joanna.  Their first child, Josephine, was born on  May 20,  1897 (five months after the wedding). My father's elder brother Joseph was born a year later on December 6, 1898; his younger brother Pieter (called Pierre) was born two years later on October 5, 1900. Thus, my father was 16 years younger than his sister, Josephine; 15 years younger than his elder brother, Joseph; and 13 years younger than his brother Pierre. 
Some time after the birth of their third child, Guillaume and Joanna left the factory, where they had met each other. Joanne  probably left right before the birth of Josephine. In four years time she delivered three children! Maybe Guillaume stayed working for the factory until he had the money and opportunity to set up his own small family business at home. 
When my father was born my father's grandfather, Everard, had already passed away; he  died in 1881 (seven years after Guillaume was born). My father's grandmother, Gertrude Verhaegen,  died in 1917,  only four years after my father was born. So my father grew up without paternal grandparents (and he lost his father when he was barely 12 years old). The impact of growing up without grandparents and loosing your father early in life) will be discussed later in this book.
In 1913, the year my father was born,  Belgium was soon to be occupied by the Germans. The German invasion of Belgium was a military campaign. The Belgian government announced it would uphold its historic neutrality in case of war. On August 2, 1914 the German government sent an ultimatum to Belgium demanding its armies could obtain passage through the country to invade France. The Belgian government refused and in consequence on August 4, 1914 Germany declared war and troops crossed into Belgium.  Fighting in World War I went on until water of the IJzer River flooded the low lands; the war ended on November 11, 1918 . This was a year or two before my father entered primary school. The childhood years of my father  will be discussed in Section 2.
When my father had barely finished the first half of secondary school, his father died of a severe illness in Ukkel, a suburb of Brussels.  Guillaume died a month before reaching his 51th birthday.  This was in 1925, seven years after the end of World War I and six years before my father performed his military service.  Since military service was mandatory my father probably started his military service in 1932. More on the military service of my father and the period of the Second World War will follow later in this book.   
Around the turn of the century, Guillaume  had started a small business for winding  thread onto bobbins ("afwinding van draad op spoelen"). After  Guillaume's death in 1925, his widow Joanna together with her four children continued the family business under the name of "De Boeck Widow" (from 1936 onwards under the name "De Boeck Widow and Children"). 
This small family business evolved into an embroidery workplace. In a letter written in 1906 Guillaume asked the authorities  in Vilvoorde for permission to setup an embroidery workplace. Many years later in 1941 this small family business was transformed into a company  for the production of mechanical lace. 
In January 1941 the Deboeck Gebroeders PVBA ("Personen Vennootshap met Beperkte Aansprakelijkheid" or company with limited responsibilities) was established. This company was setup with an original capital of 440,000 Belgian francs (about the equivalent of $15,000 US$ in 2016). Joanna, who was not a founding partner, contributed days after she became 65 in February 1941, an additional 240,000 Belgian francs (or $8,000 US$) to the capital of this company. One year later Johanna died on May 4, 1942 
My father, who was in his late twenties at that time, met Marie Louise Girardin on a dance evening in Pajotteland. He fell in love with her, he proposed to her, she accepted,  and they married on August 25, 1943. 
From 1941 till 1972 my father managed the Deboeck Gebroeders PVBA making mechanical lace for Belgium and several countries in Europe. For more read

Source: Oh Meine Papa: René Corneille Deboeck 1913-1985, by Guido Deboeck, 2016, www.blurb.com

René trouwt Marie-Louise GIRARDIN 25 aug 1943, Sint-Ulriks-Kapelle; gescheiden 11 dec 1979, Brussel. Marie-Louise (dochter van Jean GIRARDIN en Josephine DE MASENEER) geboren 17 feb 1918, Sint-Ulriks-Kapelle; overleden 6 feb 2001, Brussel (Jette). [Gezinsblad]

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Voornamen: Francisca Maria Louisa

Daniel — Irmgard BURKHARDT. Irmgard (dochter van Paul Otto BURKHARDT en Klara Johanna SCHUMANN) geboren 1 mrt 1923, Braunichswalde (DDR); overleden 2011. [Gezinsblad]

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Oh Meine Papa: René Corneille Deboeck 1913-1985, by Guido Deboeck, 2016, www.blurb.com

Guillaume trouwt Joanna NOBELS 20 dec 1896, Vilvoorde. Joanna (dochter van Guillaume NOBELS en Joséphine MOENS) geboren 29 jan 1876; overleden 4 mei 1942, Vilvoorde. [Gezinsblad]

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Huwelijk - 18-1-1897 Vilvoorde ?

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Voornamen: Joannes Baptista
Brouwer
Oud-Burgemeester
Overleden: kliniek St.-Remi te Brussel 8
zie rouwbrief

Jean trouwt Josephine DE MASENEER 20 aug 1915, Sint-Ulriks-Kapelle. Josephine (dochter van Joannes Ludovicus DE MASENEER en Maria Ludovica VERBRUGGHEN) geboren 11 okt 1893, Sint-Ulriks-Kapelle; overleden 20 dec 1945, Sint-Ulriks-Kapelle. [Gezinsblad]

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Voornamen: Maria Rosalia Josephina
getuige bij huwelijk was:
1-Gustavus DE MASENEER (24 jaar, landbouwer te Sint-Ulriks-Kapelle en halfbroer van bruid)
2-Hendrik DE MASENEER (52 jaar, landbouwer te Sint-Ulriks-Kapelle en kozijn van bruid)

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zie kopie akte nr 1-1915 SUK

Pieter-Bernard — Irma Clementina RAES. Irma (dochter van Philippus Jacobus RAES en Octavia MASYN) geboren 19 apr 1886, Klemskerke; overleden 7 jul 1932, Brugge. [Gezinsblad]

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Paul — Klara Johanna SCHUMANN. Klara (dochter van Hermann Henrich SCHUMANN en Sidonie Auguste SEIFERT) geboren 19 sep 1890, Pohlitz-Greiz II (D); overleden 2 mei 1967, Braunichswalde (DDR). [Gezinsblad]