Last name spelled wrong on Birth Certificate
Arizona Birth Certificate
Wickenburg Sun, Wickenburg, Arizona
January 8, 1976
Services were held Wednesday for George Bodiroga, 53, who died January 3, 1976.
Bodiroga was born May 27, 1922 at Sayer's Station, a stage stop and grocery store located near Wickenburg and operated by his parents, Sam and Mila Bodiroga.
He was in the construction business in Wickenburg and previously owned and operated the Carnation dairy and Rainbow bread franchise route here. He most recently was employed as a salesman for Jones Ford Mercury where he was a member of the 500 club.
A member of the American Legion, V.F.W. and Moose lodge, he served in the U.S. Army during World War II. He was decorated with the Purple Heart and oak leaf cluster.
Services were held at the Presbyterian Church with burial in the Wickenburg Cemetery.
Survivors include his wife, Helen, and two daughters, Jorja Beal of Wickenburg and Beverly Bodiroga of Phoenix; a sister, Stella Dixon; and brothers Obren, and Wesley, both of Wickenburg, and Louis of California, and Pete of Miami, Ariz.
Contributions in lieu of flowers may be made to the George Bodiroga Memorial Fund at the main branch of the Valley National Bank in Wickenburg.
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Siblings:
Stella Bodiroga Dixon (1914-1996)
Obren Bodiroga (1916-2011)
Baby Boy Bodiroga (1918-1918)
Wesley Bodiroga (1920-2012)
George Bodiroga (1922-1976)
Pete Sam Bodiroga (1924-1985)
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The Wickenburg Sun, Wickenburg, Arizona
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
60 years ago
Three join in business venture (Friday, March 12, 1954)
Phil Rust, George Bodiroga and Cleve Grubbs have purchased from Mr. and Mrs. C.L. (Squire) Maguire their stockholdings in the Wickenburg Sales Co. and the Wickenburg Construction Co. and have acquired the stock and fixtures of Beers Bros. Frontier Street furniture and appliance store.
The store will be known as the Wickenburg Sales Co., and will carry complete stocks of furniture, Frigidaire and other appliances and Sherwin Williams paint. Mr. and Mrs. Grubbs have moved their Wickenburg Upholsterers business to the store.
Bodiroga, president of the concern, has been with Wickenburg Sales Co. for several years. He will have his headquarters at the Frontier Street store.
Rust, secretary-treasurer, came here in 1952 after 10 years of residence in Arizona.
Grubbs, vice-president, established his upholstery business in Wittmann in 1947, and two years later he and Mrs. Grubbs moved it to the Remuda Ranch road in Wickenburg.
Arizona Birth Certificate
Wickenburg Sun, Wickenburg, Arizona
January 8, 1976
Services were held Wednesday for George Bodiroga, 53, who died January 3, 1976.
Bodiroga was born May 27, 1922 at Sayer's Station, a stage stop and grocery store located near Wickenburg and operated by his parents, Sam and Mila Bodiroga.
He was in the construction business in Wickenburg and previously owned and operated the Carnation dairy and Rainbow bread franchise route here. He most recently was employed as a salesman for Jones Ford Mercury where he was a member of the 500 club.
A member of the American Legion, V.F.W. and Moose lodge, he served in the U.S. Army during World War II. He was decorated with the Purple Heart and oak leaf cluster.
Services were held at the Presbyterian Church with burial in the Wickenburg Cemetery.
Survivors include his wife, Helen, and two daughters, Jorja Beal of Wickenburg and Beverly Bodiroga of Phoenix; a sister, Stella Dixon; and brothers Obren, and Wesley, both of Wickenburg, and Louis of California, and Pete of Miami, Ariz.
Contributions in lieu of flowers may be made to the George Bodiroga Memorial Fund at the main branch of the Valley National Bank in Wickenburg.
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Siblings:
Stella Bodiroga Dixon (1914-1996)
Obren Bodiroga (1916-2011)
Baby Boy Bodiroga (1918-1918)
Wesley Bodiroga (1920-2012)
George Bodiroga (1922-1976)
Pete Sam Bodiroga (1924-1985)
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The Wickenburg Sun, Wickenburg, Arizona
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
60 years ago
Three join in business venture (Friday, March 12, 1954)
Phil Rust, George Bodiroga and Cleve Grubbs have purchased from Mr. and Mrs. C.L. (Squire) Maguire their stockholdings in the Wickenburg Sales Co. and the Wickenburg Construction Co. and have acquired the stock and fixtures of Beers Bros. Frontier Street furniture and appliance store.
The store will be known as the Wickenburg Sales Co., and will carry complete stocks of furniture, Frigidaire and other appliances and Sherwin Williams paint. Mr. and Mrs. Grubbs have moved their Wickenburg Upholsterers business to the store.
Bodiroga, president of the concern, has been with Wickenburg Sales Co. for several years. He will have his headquarters at the Frontier Street store.
Rust, secretary-treasurer, came here in 1952 after 10 years of residence in Arizona.
Grubbs, vice-president, established his upholstery business in Wittmann in 1947, and two years later he and Mrs. Grubbs moved it to the Remuda Ranch road in Wickenburg.
Last name spelled wrong on Birth Certificate
Arizona Birth Certificate
Wickenburg Sun, Wickenburg, Arizona
January 8, 1976
Services were held Wednesday for George Bodiroga, 53, who died January 3, 1976.
Bodiroga was born May 27, 1922 at Sayer's Station, a stage stop and grocery store located near Wickenburg and operated by his parents, Sam and Mila Bodiroga.
He was in the construction business in Wickenburg and previously owned and operated the Carnation dairy and Rainbow bread franchise route here. He most recently was employed as a salesman for Jones Ford Mercury where he was a member of the 500 club.
A member of the American Legion, V.F.W. and Moose lodge, he served in the U.S. Army during World War II. He was decorated with the Purple Heart and oak leaf cluster.
Services were held at the Presbyterian Church with burial in the Wickenburg Cemetery.
Survivors include his wife, Helen, and two daughters, Jorja Beal of Wickenburg and Beverly Bodiroga of Phoenix; a sister, Stella Dixon; and brothers Obren, and Wesley, both of Wickenburg, and Louis of California, and Pete of Miami, Ariz.
Contributions in lieu of flowers may be made to the George Bodiroga Memorial Fund at the main branch of the Valley National Bank in Wickenburg.
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Siblings:
Stella Bodiroga Dixon (1914-1996)
Obren Bodiroga (1916-2011)
Baby Boy Bodiroga (1918-1918)
Wesley Bodiroga (1920-2012)
George Bodiroga (1922-1976)
Pete Sam Bodiroga (1924-1985)
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The Wickenburg Sun, Wickenburg, Arizona
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
60 years ago
Three join in business venture (Friday, March 12, 1954)
Phil Rust, George Bodiroga and Cleve Grubbs have purchased from Mr. and Mrs. C.L. (Squire) Maguire their stockholdings in the Wickenburg Sales Co. and the Wickenburg Construction Co. and have acquired the stock and fixtures of Beers Bros. Frontier Street furniture and appliance store.
The store will be known as the Wickenburg Sales Co., and will carry complete stocks of furniture, Frigidaire and other appliances and Sherwin Williams paint. Mr. and Mrs. Grubbs have moved their Wickenburg Upholsterers business to the store.
Bodiroga, president of the concern, has been with Wickenburg Sales Co. for several years. He will have his headquarters at the Frontier Street store.
Rust, secretary-treasurer, came here in 1952 after 10 years of residence in Arizona.
Grubbs, vice-president, established his upholstery business in Wittmann in 1947, and two years later he and Mrs. Grubbs moved it to the Remuda Ranch road in Wickenburg.
Arizona Birth Certificate
Wickenburg Sun, Wickenburg, Arizona
January 8, 1976
Services were held Wednesday for George Bodiroga, 53, who died January 3, 1976.
Bodiroga was born May 27, 1922 at Sayer's Station, a stage stop and grocery store located near Wickenburg and operated by his parents, Sam and Mila Bodiroga.
He was in the construction business in Wickenburg and previously owned and operated the Carnation dairy and Rainbow bread franchise route here. He most recently was employed as a salesman for Jones Ford Mercury where he was a member of the 500 club.
A member of the American Legion, V.F.W. and Moose lodge, he served in the U.S. Army during World War II. He was decorated with the Purple Heart and oak leaf cluster.
Services were held at the Presbyterian Church with burial in the Wickenburg Cemetery.
Survivors include his wife, Helen, and two daughters, Jorja Beal of Wickenburg and Beverly Bodiroga of Phoenix; a sister, Stella Dixon; and brothers Obren, and Wesley, both of Wickenburg, and Louis of California, and Pete of Miami, Ariz.
Contributions in lieu of flowers may be made to the George Bodiroga Memorial Fund at the main branch of the Valley National Bank in Wickenburg.
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Siblings:
Stella Bodiroga Dixon (1914-1996)
Obren Bodiroga (1916-2011)
Baby Boy Bodiroga (1918-1918)
Wesley Bodiroga (1920-2012)
George Bodiroga (1922-1976)
Pete Sam Bodiroga (1924-1985)
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The Wickenburg Sun, Wickenburg, Arizona
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
60 years ago
Three join in business venture (Friday, March 12, 1954)
Phil Rust, George Bodiroga and Cleve Grubbs have purchased from Mr. and Mrs. C.L. (Squire) Maguire their stockholdings in the Wickenburg Sales Co. and the Wickenburg Construction Co. and have acquired the stock and fixtures of Beers Bros. Frontier Street furniture and appliance store.
The store will be known as the Wickenburg Sales Co., and will carry complete stocks of furniture, Frigidaire and other appliances and Sherwin Williams paint. Mr. and Mrs. Grubbs have moved their Wickenburg Upholsterers business to the store.
Bodiroga, president of the concern, has been with Wickenburg Sales Co. for several years. He will have his headquarters at the Frontier Street store.
Rust, secretary-treasurer, came here in 1952 after 10 years of residence in Arizona.
Grubbs, vice-president, established his upholstery business in Wittmann in 1947, and two years later he and Mrs. Grubbs moved it to the Remuda Ranch road in Wickenburg.
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