Obit for ZANKO, Karl (b.1882 d.1963), Murray Co., MN
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Karl Zanko obituary - Fulda Free Press - "Funeral services were held on Tuesday,
February 12 at 9:30 for Karl John Zanko at St. Gabriel's Catholic Church with
Rev. Thomas Duane officiating.  Mr. Zanko passed away February 9, 1963 at the
Murray County Memorial Hospital at Slayton, MN.  Karl Zanko was born August 23,
1882 in Vienna, Austria, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Zanko.  He received
all of his schooling and his apprenticeship in carpentry in Vienna.  He came to
Fulda with his family in March 1905.  He was united in marriage to Theresia
Volkmann on September 19, 1905 at St. Gabriel's Church.  They lived all of their
married life in Fulda.  He did carpenter work until he retired.  He was a past
member of the Knights of Columbus.
Mr. Zanko is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Louise Ramert, three grandchildren,
Mrs. L C Gerhard (Rita), Mrs. Don Kuehl (Wilma), and Mrs. Clarence Hager
(Louise).  There are fourteen great grandchildren and two great great
grandchildren.  He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, two brothers
and a sister.  Interment was in St. Gabriel's Cemetery.  Pallbearers were
Richard Chepa, Clarence Malenke, Joe Dorpinghaus, James Brady, John Bottoms, 
and Vic Gits.  Arrangements were by Nelson-Hustad Funeral Home."