According to a census record, his wife's name is Dorothy Asamovich
Officer Aleksich was murdered by his mentally ill cousin, Ilija Martinovich, who was eventually committed for the remainder of his life to the asylum in Warm Springs, Montana. He died there in 1955. There are many newspaper articles about the murder and the trial.
Thank you for posting his memorial. I attached one clipping about his funeral service. Suzannah
Contributor:
Suzannah McCuen
My Serbian isn't perfect. The translation of the inscription is a mixture of words I found translations for and those I did not. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Officer Aleksich was murdered by his mentally ill cousin, Ilija Martinovich, who was eventually committed for the remainder of his life to the asylum in Warm Springs, Montana. He died there in 1955. There are many newspaper articles about the murder and the trial.
Thank you for posting his memorial. I attached one clipping about his funeral service. Suzannah
Contributor:
Suzannah McCuen
My Serbian isn't perfect. The translation of the inscription is a mixture of words I found translations for and those I did not. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
According to a census record, his wife's name is Dorothy Asamovich
Officer Aleksich was murdered by his mentally ill cousin, Ilija Martinovich, who was eventually committed for the remainder of his life to the asylum in Warm Springs, Montana. He died there in 1955. There are many newspaper articles about the murder and the trial.
Thank you for posting his memorial. I attached one clipping about his funeral service. Suzannah
Contributor:
Suzannah McCuen
My Serbian isn't perfect. The translation of the inscription is a mixture of words I found translations for and those I did not. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Officer Aleksich was murdered by his mentally ill cousin, Ilija Martinovich, who was eventually committed for the remainder of his life to the asylum in Warm Springs, Montana. He died there in 1955. There are many newspaper articles about the murder and the trial.
Thank you for posting his memorial. I attached one clipping about his funeral service. Suzannah
Contributor:
Suzannah McCuen
My Serbian isn't perfect. The translation of the inscription is a mixture of words I found translations for and those I did not. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Inscription
IN REMEMBRANCE FROM
WIFE AND CHILDREN
REST IN PEACE
Family Members
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