Decruck nee Breilh, Jeanne Delphine Fernande (fem) 25.dec.1896-6.aug.1954 France Pyrenees, Gaillac - Fontainebleau
pianist, organist, as lyricist she used the pseudonym Reyjade, as arranger Fay Beryl, studied piano and organ at Toulouse Conservatory, 1918 graduated from the Conservatoire National de Paris, 1923 teacher harmony and 1926 professor of organ at the Conservatoire National, 10.oct.1928 she and the children joined her husband in New York City where she worked as concert organist and composer, 4.oct.1930 returned alone to New York from a visit to France, 30.jun.1932 from Toulouse she traveled again with the children to New York, 1933 returned to Paris, 1937 professor of music theory at Toulouse Conservatory, 1942 returned to Paris to work as composer for her husbands publishing company, 1947 she and son Alain joined her husband in New York City, 1948 professor of harmony and music history at Ecole municipale de musique in Fontainebleau, organist of Eglise Saint-Louis in Fontainebleau, 1952 during her performance in a Messe de minuit she had a stroke which left her paralysed ; 29.jan.1924 in Paris she married publisher/composer Maurice Louis Decruck (France, Crespin 26.jul.1892-6.mar.1966 Paris), divorced 1950 ; children Jeannine Francoise Baptistine (Paris 1924-), Michel Jean Fernand (Paris 1926-2010) and Alain (1937-)