Son of Ivan and Kata (Spehar) Zupancich
Brother of Nickolas Supanich Find A Grave Memorial# 105381019
St. Joseph's RCC Hancock, MI
The Church of the Resurrection in Hancock, Michigan Houghton County was built
on top of the old Catholic cemetery that was next to St. Joseph's Church on
Quincy St. The tombstones were removed and the church built on top without a
basement as to not disturb the original graves. At the time of the building
they had a funeral director and church people overseeing the construction so
that nothing was disturbed or removed.
Brother of Nickolas Supanich Find A Grave Memorial# 105381019
St. Joseph's RCC Hancock, MI
The Church of the Resurrection in Hancock, Michigan Houghton County was built
on top of the old Catholic cemetery that was next to St. Joseph's Church on
Quincy St. The tombstones were removed and the church built on top without a
basement as to not disturb the original graves. At the time of the building
they had a funeral director and church people overseeing the construction so
that nothing was disturbed or removed.
Son of Ivan and Kata (Spehar) Zupancich
Brother of Nickolas Supanich Find A Grave Memorial# 105381019
St. Joseph's RCC Hancock, MI
The Church of the Resurrection in Hancock, Michigan Houghton County was built
on top of the old Catholic cemetery that was next to St. Joseph's Church on
Quincy St. The tombstones were removed and the church built on top without a
basement as to not disturb the original graves. At the time of the building
they had a funeral director and church people overseeing the construction so
that nothing was disturbed or removed.
Brother of Nickolas Supanich Find A Grave Memorial# 105381019
St. Joseph's RCC Hancock, MI
The Church of the Resurrection in Hancock, Michigan Houghton County was built
on top of the old Catholic cemetery that was next to St. Joseph's Church on
Quincy St. The tombstones were removed and the church built on top without a
basement as to not disturb the original graves. At the time of the building
they had a funeral director and church people overseeing the construction so
that nothing was disturbed or removed.
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