Staab

Last updated June 02, 2024

Staab is a German surname that may refer to:

Heinz Staab (1926–2012), German chemist
Henry A. Staab (1875–?), American politician
Monika Staab (born 1959), German football player and manager
Rebecca Staab (born 1961), American actress
Roy Staab (born 1941), American artist
Sam Staab (born 1997), American soccer player

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