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=====Gladys Damon Rader=====
Lt. Colonel **Gladys Mina Damon Rader** is buried in [[..:Kensico Cemetery]].

^Lt. Colonel Gladys Rader||
^Rank|Lieutenant Colonel|
^Birth Date|1901|
^Death Date|March 7, 1989|
^Relations|[[Lyell Rader II|Lt. Colonel Lyell Rader (husband)]]|

====Obituary====
Retired Salvationist Gladys M. Damon Rader, 87, a former resident of Ocean Grove, died Tuesday at home.

She was a retired lieutenant colonel in the Salvation Army, serving from 1922 to 1967. She graduated from the Salvation Army School for Officer Training, Blood and Fire Session, New York, in 1921.

She served in New York State, Philadelphia, and various parts of New Jersey. She and her husband were Southwest Ohio divisional youth leaders in 1953, and from 1953 until retirement, she and her husband were the Salvation Army Eastern Territorial Revivalists, traveling from Ohio to New England.

She was a member of the Asbury Park Corps of the Salvation Army, and the Salvation Army Retired Officers League, Asbury Park.

Mrs. Rader was born in Chicago and lived in Ocean Grove for 20 years before moving to Floral Park two years ago.

Surviving are her husband, Salvation Army Lt. Col. Lyell M.; four sons, all Salvation officers, [[..:Damon Rader|Major Damon L.]], Bloomfield; [[..:Paul Rader|Col. Paul A.]], New York; [[Herbert Rader|Major Herbert C.]] M.D., with whom she lived, and [[Lyell Rader III|Maj. Lyell M. Jr.]], Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.; a daughter, Jeanne E. Gabrielsen, Greenfield, Ind.; 21 grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren.

Ely Funeral Home, Asbury Park is in charge of arrangements.

====External====
  * [[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/119970033/gladys_mina-rader|Find a Grave]]