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| 251 | Gardener | PEIFFER, Mr. Carolus (I722)
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| 252 | godfather Leo De Busscher, godmother Erna De Busscher | GUNS, Mr. Urbain Leon (I2093)
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| 253 | Godmother Emma Espeels | ESPEELS, Mrs. Marina (I2654)
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| 254 | godparents Joos Magdalena and Haeck Romanus | JOOS, Mrs. Yolande (I597)
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| 255 | Going on the assumption that the marriage record which has a Stojan Sukunda marrying Magdalina Popora is correctly attributed to this Stojan. With that assumption, his parents are Jovan and Magdalina. | SUKUNDA, Mr. Stojan (I839)
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| 256 | Graduated from East High School and attended the University of Akron and Kent State. A lifelong career in construction and a member of the carpenter's union. | Wright, Richard Noel (I4019)
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| 257 | Graduated from East High School. Worked for A&P Food Retailer and Sacred Heart School (Wadsworth) | Medjed, Dorothy (I3993)
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| 258 | Gustave "Gus" Guenther, Davenport, passed away at his home Sunday, July 14, 2002, after a brief illness. Services will be 10 a.m. Thursday at The Runge Mortuary Chapel. Visitation will be 4-7 p.m. Wednesday at the mortuary. Burial will be in National Cemetery, Rock Island Arsenal. Mr. Guenther retired in 1982 from McLaughlin Body Co., Moline. He was born March 23, 1916, in Davenport, the son of Gustav and Laura (Schroeder) Guenther. On August 23, 1947, he married Mary Beert in Long Grove, Iowa. Mr. Guenther served in the U.S. Army during World War II, where he was awarded the Order of the Purple Heart for wounds received in action July 5, 1944, following the Normandy invasion. He was inducted into the Army on March 30, 1941, and had two and a half years of training at Fort Meade, S.D. In addition to the Purple Heart, he wore the European- African-Middle Eastern Theater ribbon with four bronze battle stars for the Normandy Northern France, Ardennes and Central Europe campaignss. He also received American Defense and Good Conduct ribbons, the Bronze Star medal, three overseas service bars and one service stripe. He participated in the Battle of the Bulge. He was a member of Davenport American Legion Post 26 and the 4th Cavalry of Fort Meade, S.D. He enjoyed playing cards, the riverboats and traveling. Memorials may be made to Genesis Hospice, Handicapped Development Center Endowment Fund or Camp Courageous of Iowa. Survivors include his wife, Mary; children, Patricia and Ken Ceurvorst, LeClaire, IA, Cynthia and Thomas Byrne, North Potomac, MD, Kevin and Linda Guenther, Bettendorf, and Sgt. John and Marie Guenther, Edgar Springs, MO; seven grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; sister, Ella (Dean) Adolphi, Dobbins, CA; and brothers, Henry Guenther, Pittman, NJ, and Reo Guenther, Denver, CO. (Rock Island Argus, July 16, 2002) | GUENTHER, Mr. Gustave Jr. (I2736)
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| 259 | Had epilepsy and other health issues and did not marry or have children. Lived with his family until the day of his passing. | SUKUNDA, Mr. Branko (I1159)
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| 260 | had his own business, 'The Fairway Store' | Medved, mr Frank (I3936)
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| 261 | had no children | Medjed, Petar (I3910)
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| 262 | Had two surnames apparently. In BiH it was Jekic, yet in Serbian Pavlovic due to an issue with parents? | JEKIC, Vlade (I4987)
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| 263 | He got his father?s name because his father drowned when he went to earn some money for the christening of his youngest child. Djuro lives in Brezovac. | CENAGDZIJA, Mr Djuro (I339)
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| 264 | He was a gamekeeper | DECAP, Mr. René (I2381)
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| 265 | He was a physician | DE BATS, Mr. Jules (I566)
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| 266 | he was a pottery baker | LAMBERT, Mr. Yvo (I3177)
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| 267 | He was a soldier, and married a house maid. | DECAP, Mr. Karel Louis (I580)
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| 268 | He was Italian, he was put in a mental clinic, Bertha lived with Ginas grandmothers brother Antoine Peiffer till his death. | Mr. Mogno (I553)
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| 269 | He was sorry he did not have a daughter as well and asked Savka if he could take Ankica with him. Savka said yes and Ankica was very unhappy. Ankica ran away. She followed the railway that went to Kozara and found her way home this way. She was afraid to go into the house but some one told Savka and she came to get her. | MEDJED, Mr. Bozo (I250)
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| 270 | Heart condition | SUKUNDA, Yanko Jr. (I1906)
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| 271 | Heart failure, diabetes | SUKUNDA, Mr. Nikola (I1904)
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| 272 | Her actual name was Ljubica but her anglicised name for records is Violet | VRLENICH, Mrs. Violet (I3070)
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| 273 | Her family Surname is linked to Uncles who were hero's during WWII | BIGA, Mrs. Smilja (I32)
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| 274 | Her husband Radovan Popovic went to America and it was thought for a long time that he died there like Simo did. Vaso Sukunda however claims that he returned from America and died in the Jasenovac concentration camp. However, he doesn't seem to be on the victim’s list. There are two people on the list with the same name but from another village and too young to be Milka’s husband. | MEDJED, Milka (I253)
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| 275 | High possibility that he is the same as I848 due to Ellis Island records. However there were a few Adams at this stage and the marriage certificate and census indicates different ages, so perhaps not. | SUKUNDA, Mr. Adam (I2189)
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| 276 | His birth certificate had him listed as Jovo. On the Trnovac tree they had him written as Jovan. Chances are that Jovan is his actual full-name, but I've included it as a nickname as the birth certificate is the official document. | SUKUNDA, Mr. Jovo (I622)
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| 277 | His date of birth from the Mali Gradac records is different to those listed in the US, however, his US dates fluctuate though it is the same person. The link is almost certain that this is the same Branko. | SUKUNDA, Mr. Branko (I790)
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| 278 | His surname changed as his father's did, only this time to Raikovich | Rajkovic, Mr. M (I3835)
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| 279 | holy communion 5 May 1968 church H. Hart Temse | GOOSSENS, Mr. Jochen (I2525)
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| 280 | House servant | BOGAERT, Mrs. Barbara Francisca (I2477)
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| 281 | http://gw.geneanet.org/dinaromys?lang=en&iz=5&i=375&oc=0&type=tree For the rest of the other side. | Family: Mr. Jovo SUKUNDA / Mrs. Ana BILA (F615)
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| 282 | http://ifmsa.org/2016/10/28/memoriam-dr-luis-guillermo-martinez-bustamante/ A little over two months ago, Dr. Luis Guillermo Martinez Bustmanete, known by his close friends and family as Memo, had his life sadly cut short. He was murdered while at work at the Izola General Hospital in Slovenia. Born and raised in Monterrey, Mexico, Guillermo was introduced to the world of medicine from a young age; his mother was a nurse, his father and uncle both doctors. While studying at the Universidad Autnoma de Nuevo Len, he joined IFMSA, with the hope of representing Mexican medical students on the world stage. His involvement, dedication, and skills would later see him serving as IFMSA’s Secretary General in 2003, overseeing the work from the Geneva office. During that year, he met Dr. Masa Sukunda, a student from Slovenia, who was the Federation’s publications director at the time, and who would turn out to be his future wife. Guillermo moved to Slovenia, where he worked with the Institute of Public Health prior to entering the postgraduate medical system. He completed his training in urology in 2013, having rotated in several hospitals in Slovenia, Italy and Spain. He served as secretary of the European Society of Residents in Urology and was a board member of the Young Urologists Office. At 36 years, Guillermo died too soon. With his passing, we have lost a true leader and an inspiration. He will forever be missed by family, friends, and colleagues all around the world. IFMSA would like to extend the deepest condolences to Guillermo’s family; we will find ways to keep his memory alive, hoping his work will inspire medical students to become well-rounded physicians, committing themselves to better health for all. | MARTINEZ BUSTAMANTE, Mr. Luis Guillermo (I1193)
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| 283 | http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/local-4-news-at-11/young-ford-engineer-changes-auto-industry-from-passenger-seat | SCHEIN, Ms. Victoria Leigh (I1914)
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| 284 | https://mobile.twitter.com/cheddar/status/839223075035992064 | SCHEIN, Ms. Victoria Leigh (I1914)
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| 285 | https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J2G3-TZP | Prodanovic, Mr. Mirko (I4962)
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| 286 | hunter, fisherman | DECAP, Mr. David (I2284)
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| 287 | I believe this date of birth is a placeholder as a lot of them at the time were estimates (ex. how old are you) rather than his actual DOB. | SUKUNDA, Mr. Milos (I2345)
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| 288 | I found out through Cenagdzija/Prodanovic family in Australia that the mother of Miladin Prodanovic (you updated his spouse Mileva Sukunda just now) is Savka Medjed. And Savka Medjed is the sister of my great grandmother Stevanija (married to Sretko Cenagdzija).So Stevanija is Medjed as well. | Medjed, Savka (I4652)
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| 289 | I found out through Cenagdzija/Prodanovic family in Australia that the mother of Miladin Prodanovic (you updated his spouse Mileva Sukunda just now) is Savka Medjed. And Savka Medjed is the sister of my great grandmother Stevanija (married to Sretko Cenagdzija).So Stevanija is Medjed as well. | Medjed, Savka (I4652)
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| 290 | I found out through Cenagdzija/Prodanovic family in Australia that the mother of Miladin Prodanovic (you updated his spouse Mileva Sukunda just now) is Savka Medjed. And Savka Medjed is the sister of my great grandmother Stevanija (married to Sretko Cenagdzija).So Stevanija is Medjed as well. | Medjed, Mrs. Stevanija (I1617)
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| 291 | I have a sneaking suspicion that this family/couple might be the same as the Mihaljo / Manda family who had a Dragutin. Replacement naming wasn't unusual for this period, it seems. Left them as a separate until I can confirm. | Family: Mr. Mihaljo SUKUNDA / Mrs. Mioljka FIND OUT (F245)
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| 292 | I think it's logical that this Nikola that had children is the same as the Nikola who married Ilinka Metikos. They both have 38 Brezovo Polje as their address, Nikola has been previously married as according to his record, and the last child, Milka, that he had with Evica, was two years prior to this marriage, so it seems perfectly logical that this is correct. | SUKUNDA, Mr. Nikola (I780)
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| 293 | Immigrated to the US on 28 Apr 1913 | Sukunda, Mr. Djuro (I3844)
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| 294 | immigration 5/6/1920 Ellis Island, NY City. Ship Lapland, lived Veldstraat 152 Temse | PEIFFER, Mr. Gerard (I1082)
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| 295 | Immigration to US 1922 | RADANICH, Mrs. Drena (I1899)
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| 296 | In her husband Larry's obituary, she is listed as Janet (Betcher) Myres. Unsure if Betcher is her maiden name and she was married previously as Myres, or the other way around (or not at all). | BETCHER, Mrs. Janet (I2621)
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| 297 | In the Trnovac book, he is not linked to Stojan and Kata, however the Trnovac year of birth matches my exact DOB, which also lists Stojan and Kata at the right address as the parents of Simo. | SUKUNDA, Mr. Simo (I831)
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| 298 | Inscription on his tombstone tells us that Ratko migrated to the USA on September 13, 1971 | Medjed, Ratko (I4025)
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| 299 | It seems Sretko Cenagdzija and Stojan Sukunda were two best friends. They both fell in love with Savka. Sretko was the first to ask her to marry him and she said yes. They had twins first. They died. Sretko was summoned to the army. When he returned there was no connection for the train and he slept outside. He got an infection on the lungs, high fever and died. | CENAGDZIJA, Mr. Sretko (I173)
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| 300 | It was Yanko jr and Beverly that lived in Florida. She died first of cancer and her daughter took John in till he died a year later. | SUKUNDA, Yanko Jr. (I1906)
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