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Emil Robert Lucev (born September 27, 1933) is a historian of Far Rockaway. His work includes study of the early amusement parks created by LaMarcus Adna Thompson and George C. Tilyou, the restoration and history of the Cornell Cemetery, and other features of The Rockaways, and his newspaper articles in ''The Wave of Long Island''. He is the author of ''The Rockaways'', a 2007 postcard history of the peninsula. ==Early life== He was born September 27, 1933 at Rockaway Beach Hospital, Beach 85th Street and Java Place, to Emil Gerald Lucev of Prvika’Lucka, Croatia and Anna Mary Lewis of Hoboken, NJ. Emil Gerald emigrated to the United States in 1927 and became a hotel chef. Anna's family moved to the Rockaways when she was very young. They married in 1931 at St. Rose Roman Catholic Church in Rockaway Beach. Emil Robert is the oldest of three children that also include Anthony and Almeda. At the age of ten, Lucev was sent to work at Arverne Hygeia Ice Company, for his grandfather, Mike Louis. At Paramount Carton, at Rockaway Beach Boulevard and Beach 79 Street, he worked as a finishing machine adjuster. He attended Jacob Haaren High School where he studied refrigeration. The Army drafted him and sent him to Fort Belvoir, Virginia, sending him to refrigeration school. After the Army, Lucev returned to the Rockaways where he met Aldine Caroline Gartland and married her on June 29, 1959. Eventually they had four children, Michael, Emil Robert, Jr., Aldine and Katherine. He returned to working for the finishing department Paramount Carton until 1961, when he was hired as a security guard for ''The New York Daily News'' until the security force was laid off in 1991. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Emil Lucev」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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