Daughter of the late Steve and Anna Lucon Perkovich. She was preceded in death by her husband, Bernard J. Dekalich in 1998, and by brothers Rudolph Perkins and Steve Perkovich, Jr.
Marie Dekalich began working in the cafeteria of Admiral King High School, Ohio, on the day the doors were first opened there. She ultimately rose from a part-time employee to the manager of the cafeteria, a job that she took great pride in.
She is survived by her daughters Delores Dekalich Brannan and Carol Dekalich Lukesic.
Source: Extracts from The Lorain County.com obituary
Marie Dekalich began working in the cafeteria of Admiral King High School, Ohio, on the day the doors were first opened there. She ultimately rose from a part-time employee to the manager of the cafeteria, a job that she took great pride in.
She is survived by her daughters Delores Dekalich Brannan and Carol Dekalich Lukesic.
Source: Extracts from The Lorain County.com obituary
Daughter of the late Steve and Anna Lucon Perkovich. She was preceded in death by her husband, Bernard J. Dekalich in 1998, and by brothers Rudolph Perkins and Steve Perkovich, Jr.
Marie Dekalich began working in the cafeteria of Admiral King High School, Ohio, on the day the doors were first opened there. She ultimately rose from a part-time employee to the manager of the cafeteria, a job that she took great pride in.
She is survived by her daughters Delores Dekalich Brannan and Carol Dekalich Lukesic.
Source: Extracts from The Lorain County.com obituary
Marie Dekalich began working in the cafeteria of Admiral King High School, Ohio, on the day the doors were first opened there. She ultimately rose from a part-time employee to the manager of the cafeteria, a job that she took great pride in.
She is survived by her daughters Delores Dekalich Brannan and Carol Dekalich Lukesic.
Source: Extracts from The Lorain County.com obituary
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