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Eugene Mlynek Obituary

Eugene S. Mlynek was born in Chicago, Illinois. Gene was preceded in death by his brothers Adam,Theodore, Joe, Lenard and sister Jean. He is survived by his loving wife of 73 years LaVerne, son Jerome and sister Irene Sliwa; he had a special relationship with his daughter-in-law HarLyn. In 1933 Gene was in the CCCs and during WWII he served his country In the USN. Gene was active in Chicago politics and was a labor movement activist. He became a Business Rep for the UIU. In 1961 Gene began his career as a Federal Mediator until his retirement in 1978. He and LaVerne moved to Colorado Springs in Dec.2008 after 30 years in Florida. He played at golf but loved home improvement projects. Services will be private. A celebration of life memorial will he held at the Palisades at Broadmoor Park. Time and date TBD. Dove-Witt Family Mortuary handling arrangements.

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Published by The Gazette on Jun. 11, 2010.

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Carol Meers

June 16, 2010

Aunt LaVerne, Jerry and Harlyn,

He was an Uncle I always had great respect for, and he will be missed.
On a visit to our new home while expecting our first baby (Jean) he taught me some things about painting. He also stressed the importance about diabetes when Mom was diagnosed, and I myself know how important and AC1 level is.
He sure knew how to build a house, I can remember those he had in Wisconsin. When I was older he shared the humorous jokes of Myron Cohen, which I am still looking for and never could find an albumn.

With our deepest sympathy, The Richard Meers Family especially Carol

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