RILEY, NORDBY

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Marin Independent Journal
Monday, October 8, 1979
Page 4

Earll T. Riley Jr.

A private funeral was held today for Earll T. Riley Jr., long time San Rafael stockbroker, who died Friday in a local hospital after a lengthy illness.

Riley, 72, was born in San Francisco, the son of an early-day California family, He attended the old Potter School for Boys and then the University of California, Berkeley.

Before World War II he was a stockbroker in San Francisco. During the war he worked as a civilian on government contracts.

In 1945 he and his family moved to Marin County and Riley became associated with a San Rafael stock firm, formerly called Irving Lundborg and more recently, Birr Wilson & Co.

An avid golfer, Riley was a long-time member of the Meadow Club.

He is survived by his wife, Carolyn, of the family home in San Rafael; one daughter, Hope Nordby of Eugene, Ore.; one son, Earll T. Riley III of Richmond, Va.; one brother, George Riley of Sonoma, and six grandchildren.

The family prefers memorial contributions to the Cancer Society.

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Message:	: Marin Independent Journal : Monday, October 8, 1979 : Page 4 : Earll T. Riley Jr. : A private funeral was held today for Earll T. Riley Jr., long time San Rafael stockbroker, who died Friday in a local hospital after a lengthy illness. : Riley, 72, was born in San Francisco, the son of an early-day California family, He attended the old Potter School for Boys and then the University of California, Berkeley. : Before World War II he was a stockbroker in San Francisco. During the war he worked as a civilian on government contracts. : In 1945 he and his family moved to Marin County and Riley became associated with a San Rafael stock firm, formerly called Irving Lundborg and more recently, Birr Wilson & Co. : An avid golfer, Riley was a long-time member of the Meadow Club. : He is survived by his wife, Carolyn, of the family home in San Rafael; one daughter, Hope Nordby of Eugene, Ore.; one son, Earll T. Riley III of Richmond, Va.; one brother, George Riley of Sonoma, and six grandchildren. : The family prefers memorial contributions to the Cancer Society.