Simon Zulevic/Zulevich immigrated to the United States from Siny, Dalmatia, Austria after the death of his father, Nicholas Zulevich, in 1906 at the age of 18.
He married Julia Helen Murray on 11 November 1912 in Denver, Colorado and together they had 10 children.
Mr. Zulevic, a retired coal miner, moved to Thermopolis, Wyoming from Canon City, Colorado in 1922, where he lived the remainder of his life.
He belonged to the Eagles Lodge of Thermopolis and United Mine Workers of America. He also belonged to the Catholic Church.
Survivors at the time of his death included a son, Joe of Seattle; five daughters, Mrs. Agnes Bujak of Roundup, Montana; Mrs. Helen Lucas of Phoenix, Arizona; Mrs. Wilma Cramer of Downing, California; Mrs. Mary Borden of Thermopolis; and Mrs. Irene Flahaut of Lovell, Wyoming; a sister who lives in Austria; several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Bob Jones, Guy Ugariza, Ed Flis, John Ralph, Tom Tortiensten and Tom Redland.
He married Julia Helen Murray on 11 November 1912 in Denver, Colorado and together they had 10 children.
Mr. Zulevic, a retired coal miner, moved to Thermopolis, Wyoming from Canon City, Colorado in 1922, where he lived the remainder of his life.
He belonged to the Eagles Lodge of Thermopolis and United Mine Workers of America. He also belonged to the Catholic Church.
Survivors at the time of his death included a son, Joe of Seattle; five daughters, Mrs. Agnes Bujak of Roundup, Montana; Mrs. Helen Lucas of Phoenix, Arizona; Mrs. Wilma Cramer of Downing, California; Mrs. Mary Borden of Thermopolis; and Mrs. Irene Flahaut of Lovell, Wyoming; a sister who lives in Austria; several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Bob Jones, Guy Ugariza, Ed Flis, John Ralph, Tom Tortiensten and Tom Redland.
Simon Zulevic/Zulevich immigrated to the United States from Siny, Dalmatia, Austria after the death of his father, Nicholas Zulevich, in 1906 at the age of 18.
He married Julia Helen Murray on 11 November 1912 in Denver, Colorado and together they had 10 children.
Mr. Zulevic, a retired coal miner, moved to Thermopolis, Wyoming from Canon City, Colorado in 1922, where he lived the remainder of his life.
He belonged to the Eagles Lodge of Thermopolis and United Mine Workers of America. He also belonged to the Catholic Church.
Survivors at the time of his death included a son, Joe of Seattle; five daughters, Mrs. Agnes Bujak of Roundup, Montana; Mrs. Helen Lucas of Phoenix, Arizona; Mrs. Wilma Cramer of Downing, California; Mrs. Mary Borden of Thermopolis; and Mrs. Irene Flahaut of Lovell, Wyoming; a sister who lives in Austria; several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Bob Jones, Guy Ugariza, Ed Flis, John Ralph, Tom Tortiensten and Tom Redland.
He married Julia Helen Murray on 11 November 1912 in Denver, Colorado and together they had 10 children.
Mr. Zulevic, a retired coal miner, moved to Thermopolis, Wyoming from Canon City, Colorado in 1922, where he lived the remainder of his life.
He belonged to the Eagles Lodge of Thermopolis and United Mine Workers of America. He also belonged to the Catholic Church.
Survivors at the time of his death included a son, Joe of Seattle; five daughters, Mrs. Agnes Bujak of Roundup, Montana; Mrs. Helen Lucas of Phoenix, Arizona; Mrs. Wilma Cramer of Downing, California; Mrs. Mary Borden of Thermopolis; and Mrs. Irene Flahaut of Lovell, Wyoming; a sister who lives in Austria; several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Bob Jones, Guy Ugariza, Ed Flis, John Ralph, Tom Tortiensten and Tom Redland.
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