Bruno Melinz

We are so sorry to hear from Joseph Melinz (Hinkley) of Brano's death. We will add to all of the condolences especially of the Melinz family.
We have fond memories to Brano when we visited Melinz Clevelend in 1992 during our trip around USA, coming from Austria and Germany. We have had very nice days with Brano.

Thank you for all your support your thoughts and prayers. It was so comforting to have so many friends and family. The whole Melinz family was very touched. love Joanne

Dear Aunt Denise,Philipp,Jackie,Jojo and Bruno,
words really cannot express how sad we feel. Our heart is filled with sympathy on the loss of your beloved husband and father.
We loved him too.
Our love is with you always.

My sympathy to all of you! My thoughts and prayers are with you.

I was Bruno's youngest sister of 9 children, Lisa. When I was 12 years old and he was in the Air Force he always sent me postcards from all his travels and I was very surprised how many he sent me and how thoughtful he was to think of me. I still have these many albums of postcards and I will always treasure them.
Back in the 1980's I asked Bruno why he didn't buy the rebar business from Dado and he said he's too old to start it. So I said to him that I thought it would be good to have...

From the enitire Nogalo Family, Our deepest sympathies for the loss of a great man. Our prayers are with you during this trying time.

Ivan Nogalo Jr., Diane G Nogalo DDS. and Michael Nogalo