Bob Braham - Retirement

Retirement

He resigned from the Royal Canadian Air Force in January 1968 and settled in Nova Scotia.

In December 1973 he suddenly became ill and died in hospital from a brain tumour on 7 February 1974 at the age of 53. He left a widow and three sons.

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