Wolf Schubach 1944–2019

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1. MyHeritage family tree 'Dzimta' of Peter's third cousin (his family site), member GEDCOM export of 26 Oct 2026, I500163 (person-6500163), GEDCOM lines 10173–10180.

   NAME Wolfhart /Schubach/

2. Wolfhart K. "Wolf" Schubach obituary (1944–2019).

   Schubach, Wolfhart K. "Wolf" Was born in Bad Godesberg along the Rhine River in Germany on June 24, 1944 … preceded into eternal life by his father Wolfgang, mother Annemarie (nee Blum), sister Ingard Orley, and brother Dieter.

   Born 24 June 1944 at Bad Godesberg on the Rhine (now a district of Bonn). Parents: Wolfgang Schubach and Annemarie née Blum, both predeceasing him. Siblings: Ingard Orley and Dieter (both predeceasing him) and Gisela DeDomenico, who survived him with her son Adrian (Jennifer). Uncle: Adolf Blum. Cousins: Achim (Marita) Schubach, Peter (Zita) Blum, Klaus Schubach, Brigitte Schubach.

3. Wolfhart K. "Wolf" Schubach obituary (1944–2019).

   The Schubachs and Blums had settled in the Rhineland, and after living in Bad Breisig, Frankfurt, and near Mendig in his early youth

   "The Schubachs and Blums had settled in the Rhineland, and after living in Bad Breisig, Frankfurt, and near Mendig in his early youth…" — three dated-enough German places for the map, all between his birth in 1944 and emigration in 1959.

4. Cleaning Up the Loose Notes (Columbus Germania Soccer Team), The Columbus Dispatch (Columbus, Ohio), 2 October 1966, p. 76.

   Bill Creusen is manager, John Gellner co-manager aitd Kurt Hackl captain and trainer of the Columbus Germania team in the Ohio-Indiana Soccer league. Members of the team are: Laszlo Konrad, John Vrolyk, Tgd Lingnau. Otto Karsten, Henz Weigert, Hubert Stang, Horst Schmidt, Chris Stefanovsky, Wolfhart Schubach, John Calis, Kurt Hackl, Andy Zwarum, Steve Petrovsky, Willy Lammers, Inno Wintrich, Derrik Tunmcr, Reinhold Knoetzele, Branimir Bosiljeric.

   Member of the Columbus Germania soccer team in the Ohio-Indiana Soccer League in Columbus, Ohio (providing direct contemporary evidence of his presence in Columbus while Liga Danenberg was a student at Ohio State University).

5. Wolfhart K. "Wolf" Schubach obituary (1944–2019).

   There he attended Beachwood High School and graduated from John Carroll University, where he played soccer. Wolf was a gymnast, and later enjoyed playing tennis and basketball.

   Beachwood High School, Beachwood, Ohio; then John Carroll University (University Heights, a Cleveland suburb), where he played soccer and from which he graduated. Legacy's structured "About" field for the obituary is simply "John Carroll University". He was also a gymnast, and later played tennis and basketball.

6. Wolfhart K. "Wolf" Schubach obituary (1944–2019).

   they established two successful companies, EXACTA Corporation in 1976 and EXACTA Graphics, Inc. in 1985, providing IT software consulting and commercial printing services, respectively. Although he remained active in the companies until recently…

   Computer programmer, then founder with Liga of EXACTA Corporation (1976, IT software consulting, Brookfield, Wisconsin, with a Madison branch) and Exacta Graphics, Inc. (1985, commercial printing, 13050 W Custer Ave, Butler, Wisconsin). He remained active in both companies until shortly before his death.

7. Classified Advertisement (EXACTA Print Inc.), The Milwaukee Journal (Milwaukee, Wisconsin), 20 January 1991, p. 162; and Building Permits, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 8 February 1996, p. 193.

   PRINTING SALES Commercial shop with late- model multicolor Heidelbergs has immediate opening for experienced printing salesman Please submit your resume in complete confidence to or call Wolf Schubach EXACTA PRINT INC 16595 W Bluemound Rd. Brookfield. Wt 53005 784-7212

   Translation: PRINTING SALES: Commercial shop with late-model multicolor Heidelbergs has immediate opening for experienced printing salesman. Please submit your resume in complete confidence to or call Wolf Schubach, EXACTA PRINT INC, 16595 W. Bluemound Rd., Brookfield, WI 53005, 784-7212.

   Co-founder and executive of EXACTA Print Inc. / EXACTA Graphics, Inc. and EXACTA Corporation at 16595 W. Blue Mound Rd., Brookfield, Wisconsin 53005 (phone 414-784-7212); also took out a $58,000 commercial heating and air-conditioning permit at 16595 W. Blue Mound Rd. in February 1996.

8. Wolfhart K. "Wolf" Schubach obituary (1944–2019).

   Wolf, as a teen, immigrated to the United States in 1959 with his family, settling in the Cleveland, Ohio area (Beachwood).

   Emigrated to the United States with his family in 1959, as a teenager, and settled in the Cleveland area, at Beachwood, Ohio. A near-parallel to the Danenbergs, who came as Latvian displaced persons ten years earlier and also settled in Ohio.

9. Obituary: Wolfhart K. Schubach 1944 - 2019, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Milwaukee, Wisconsin), 24 March 2019.

   Schubach, Wolfhart K. "Wolf" Was born in Bad Godesberg along the Rhine River in Germany on June 24, 1944, and returned home peacefully from Milwaukee, Wisconsin to His blessed Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, on Friday, March 15, 2019. A devoted husband to his wife of 50 years, Liga (nee Danenbergs), Wolf was preceded into eternal life by his father Wolfgang, mother Annemarie (nee Blum), sister Ingard Orley, and brother Dieter. He is survived by his sister Gisela DeDomenico and her son, Adrian (Jennifer), as well as his uncle Adolf Blum, cousins, Achim (Marita) Schubach, Peter (Zita) Blum, Klaus Schubach, Brigitte Schubach, and other relatives in America and Germany.

   Born 24 June 1944 in Bad Godesberg, Germany; died Friday, 15 March 2019 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin; husband of 50 years to Liga (nee Danenbergs); preceded in death by father Wolfgang, mother Annemarie (nee Blum), sister Ingard Orley, and brother Dieter; survived by sister Gisela DeDomenico and her son Adrian (Jennifer), uncle Adolf Blum, and cousins Achim (Marita) Schubach, Peter (Zita) Blum, Klaus Schubach, and Brigitte Schubach; immigrated to Beachwood, Ohio in 1959, graduated from Beachwood High School and John Carroll University; co-founded EXACTA Corporation (1976) and EXACTA Graphics, Inc. (1985); private interment Sunday, 17 March 2019 at Arlington Park Cemetery, Milwaukee; memorial service Sunday, 28 April 2019 at Church and Chapel Funeral Home, 1875 N. Calhoun Rd., Brookfield.

10. Wolfhart K. "Wolf" Schubach obituary (1944–2019).

    returned home peacefully from Milwaukee, Wisconsin to His blessed Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, on Friday, March 15, 2019 … Private interment was held on Sun., March 17, 2019 at Arlington Park Cemetery in Milwaukee, WI.

    Died Friday 15 March 2019 at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, aged 74. Private interment Sunday 17 March 2019 at Arlington Park Cemetery, Milwaukee. Visitation and memorial service Sunday 28 April 2019, 1 p.m. and 2 p.m., at Church & Chapel Funeral Home, 1875 N. Calhoun Rd, Brookfield, WI 53005. Obituary published in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 24 March 2019, with a photograph (cache.legacy.net/legacy/images/cobrands/jsonline/photos/0004827130-01-1_20190324.jpgx). There is no Find a Grave memorial for him: a Find a Grave search for the surname Schubach, died 2019, Wisconsin returns "No matches found".

11. Dr. Wolfgang Schubach, internist / Death Notice: Wolfgang W. Schubach, M.D., The Plain Dealer (Cleveland, Ohio), 14 August 1984, p. 25.

    Dr. Wolfgang Schubach, internist Dr. Wolfgang Schubach practiced internal medicine. His office was at 29001 Cedar Rd., Beachwood.; Cancer was diagnosed two months ago and Dr. Schubach died Saturday at his home in Beachwood. He was 64. Dr. Schubach was bom in Wiesbaden, Germany, and came to the United States in 1957. He had been graduated from medical school in Bonn. He worked two years at Suburban Community Hospital and then took his internship and residency at Huron Road Hospital where he was named to the medical staff. Dr. Schubach’s hobby was photography and he had taken several prizes in shows at the Jewish Community Center. He is survived by his wife, Dr. Margaret Schubach; sons Wolfhart and Dieter; daughter Gisella DeDomenico; stepsons Dr. Robert Cendo and Richard W. Cendo; a great-granddaughter and a brother. Memorial services will be at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at his home, 27500 Cedar Rd.

    Death of his father, Dr. Wolfgang W. Schubach, M.D., age 64, internist (office at 29001 Cedar Rd., Beachwood; residence at 27500 Cedar Rd., Beachwood, Ohio), who died Saturday, 11 August 1984 of cancer; born in Wiesbaden, Germany, graduated from medical school in Bonn, immigrated to the US in 1957, practiced at Suburban Community Hospital and Huron Road Hospital; survived by second wife Dr. Margaret B. Schubach, M.D., sons Wolfhart and Dieter, daughter Gisella DeDomenico, grandson Adrian DeDomenico, stepsons Dr. Robert Cendo and Richard W. Cendo, and brother Klaus Schubach (preceded in death by daughter Ingard Orley and sister Margaret).

12. About the Schubachs.

    Over more than a decade, he translated every Hebrew and Aramaic verse of the Tanakh (Old Testament) three times, typically analyzing 22 verses a day. In this way, Wolf developed his own hyper-literal translation…

    His life's second work: a hyper-literal translation of the Hebrew Bible. "Wolf's love of Scripture led him to translating the Hebrew Bible into its most primitive roots in order to 'better understand God's message.' He nearly completed four passes from Genesis through Malachi by the end of 2018." Devar Emet, which holds his library, describes the method: "Over more than a decade, he translated every Hebrew and Aramaic verse of the Tanakh (Old Testament) three times, typically analyzing 22 verses a day… through the painstaking identification and expression of the unique meaning of each Hebrew word from its tripartite roots." He took courses at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, supported field archaeologists, and attended biblical, archaeological and prophecy conferences.

13. Wolfhart K. "Wolf" Schubach obituary (1944–2019).

    A devoted husband to his wife of 50 years, Liga (nee Danenbergs) … After marrying, Wolf and Liga moved to Milwaukee, Wisconsin

    Married Wolfhart K. "Wolf" Schubach. His obituary of March 2019 calls him "A devoted husband to his wife of 50 years, Liga (nee Danenbergs)", which puts the wedding in 1968 or 1969; the Messianic ministry they supported says the same ("Wolf and Liga Schubach shared 50 years of life together"). The place is not stated. Both were then in north-east Ohio — he in Beachwood, near Cleveland, having graduated from John Carroll University; her family had come to Ohio in 1949 and her brother took his B.S. at Case in Cleveland in 1964 — so an Ohio wedding is the likely guess but is NOT established. The couple moved to Milwaukee after marrying.