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John G. Trump - American engineer and physicist (1907–1985)

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Personal Life and Family

This timeline outlines key moments in John G. Trump's personal life, including his marriage, children, and family relationships.
Marriage to Elora Sauerbrun
1933
John G. Trump married Elora Sauerbrun. Elora became a supportive partner throughout his life, managing the household and raising their children while he pursued his demanding career.
Family Life
Children
John and Elora had three children: John, Christine, and Karen. He valued family and made time for his children despite his busy professional life.
Devotion to Family
Throughout His Life
Those who knew John G. Trump described him as a devoted husband and father. Family played a central role in his life, providing him with support and companionship.
Death
February 21, 1985
John G. Trump died on February 21, 1985, at the age of 77. He left behind his wife, children, and a legacy of scientific and engineering achievements.

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