Notes

• {#1} Do you find your relative in our genealogy? Then get in contact with me, we are cousins!
• {#2} Frank had the same forename as his father: Frank Goglio.
• {#3} Belongs to the Goglio family (progenitor: Joseph Goglio).
• {#4} Belongs to the Kopeć family (progenitor: Mikołaj Kopeć).
• {#5} Belongs to the Szypuła family (progenitor: Józef Szypuła).
• {#6} Belongs to the Trela family (progenitor: Kacper Trela).
• {#7} Belongs to the Trela family (progenitor: Kazimierz Trela).
• {#8} Belongs to the Ziółkowski family (progenitor: Józef Ziółkowski).

Sources

• {#1} Frank Goglio Jr’s Obituary (MR16578), SweetwaterNOW
  
  Frank Virgil “Pups” Goglio, 93, passed away February 9, 2024 surrounded by his loving family at Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County in Rock Springs, Wyoming. He lived in Star Valley Ranch for 39 years and was a former resident of Green River, Wyoming.
  He was born July 14, 1930 in Rockvale, Colorado; the son of Frank Goglio and Anna Syputa.
  Pups attended school in Rock Springs and graduated from Rock Springs High School in 1948.
  He married the love of his life Cora Jean “Gigi” Horton June 11, 1955 in Rock Springs. They were known as Pups and Gigi to all who knew them. She preceded him in death April 20, 2006.
  Pups served in the Army during the Korean War.
  He was an Electrical Supervisor at FMC for 35 years until he retired in 1985.
  Pups loved making memories with his family and friends. He enjoyed many Sunday visits with his niece Jackie Logan and her husband Bob along with his longtime friend Carol Warren.  He went on many adventures traveling and always managed to sneak in a round of golf.
  He is survived by […]^PRIV; seven great grandchildren; as well as several nieces and nephews.
  He was preceded in death by his parents; wife; and one brother Jack Goglio.
  Following cremation, a celebration of life will be held at a later date.
  Condolences may be left at www.vasefuneralhomes.com.
  citation: 24 FEB 2024, Maciej Róg
• {#2} E-mail (MR02890) 12 AUG 2006 {private}
• {#3} Cora Goglio’s EMSNetwork Obituary (MR04289), EMSNetwork News Jun 13, 2006, 05:50, emsnetwork[.]org/artman/publish/article_22287.shtml
  
  Through work and volunteerism, Cora Jean “Gigi” Goglio quietly touched many lives over a lifetime in this small mining town.
  Unbeknownst to them, there are a lot of southside residents living in homes and neighborhoods she helped develop while working with a local construction company.
  And Goglio helped plenty of people in countless emergencies over the years as an emergency medical technician with the local ambulance service.
  Over the years, Goglio was a banker, county employee, construction company manager, EMT, wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. She also baked mouth-watering pies, loved to travel, and was an avid golfer who took up the game late in life so she could play with husband Frank “Pups” Goglio.
  The daughter of a Union Pacific Railroad engineer who lived most of her life here, Goglio died recently at the age of 70 at her home in Star Valley after a four-year battle with cancer. Sister Beverly Williams said she will be sorely missed.
  “All in all, she had a very good life,” Williams said.
  “She was a great sister, and we were very close,” Williams said. “She was a person that wasn't afraid to try something new. And she was a fighter who fought hard against her illness for a long time. We'll miss her a lot.”
  Goglio was born in Rock Springs in 1935, one of two daughters of Vernon L. and Juanita M. Horton. Vernon Horton was from Kansas and came to Green River in the 1920s to work on the railroad. Her mother worked at the old Tomahawk Drug Store in downtown Green River for many years.
  Goglio attended school in Green River and graduated with the Lincoln High School class of 1953. After graduation, she worked for a short time at the county courthouse for then-Sweetwater County Treasurer Ben Card. She married Pups Goglio in June 1955.
  Goglio worked for the State Bank of Green River for a decade before joining Mountain West Construction, where she worked for some 15 years. During those years, the company built hundreds of homes now occupied by people on the south side of the city and numerous industrial projects in the area.
  “This was back when the big boom came in and the trona mines were really going … The plants were building and had all sorts of construction and new housing projects going on,” Pups remembers.
  “It was all union work back then, and every craft had their own union and their own business agents that she dealt with … There were ironworkers, pipefitters, electricians, carpenter's union, heavy equipment operators, and all the labor unions,” he said.
  “She knew all those contractors and workers in town … She used to tell those business agents how to run those unions,” he said with a laugh. “She knew their rules in an out, and if they tried to pull anything on her, boy, she would jump right down on them.”
  Goglio loved to golf and travel, he said. For their 50th wedding anniversary, she arranged a trip to Italy for the couple, which included a visit to the family namesake town of Goglio in northern Italy.
  Williams said both sisters learned to cook from their mother, but Goglio has a special passion for baking.
  “Cora Jean was really a better cook than I was, because that's what she really enjoyed doing,” Williams said. “She didn't mind trying new recipes, and she enjoyed cooking and entertaining friends.”
  Williams said Goglio also loved to golf.
  “She whipped me just about every time … Neither one of us learned to play golf until later in life after the kids were gone, but when we did get together to play, it was always a lot of fun,” she said.
  Goglio was a member of the Eastern Star Mystic Chapter No. 8 and a member of the Catholic Church. In addition to her husband and sister, she is survived by two sons, Vern of Elk, Nev., and Kevin of Green River; six grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
  She requested that there be no services and that her friends and family remember her in life, not death. Son Kevin said the family and friends plan to meet at her home in Star Valley in July to remember and celebrate her life.
• {#4} Cora Goglio’s RocketMiner Obituary (MR04291), RocketMiner 04/21/2006, rocketminer[.]com/obsearch.php?obituary=Goglio
  
  STAR VALLEY Cora Jean Gigi Goglio, 70, of Star Valley Ranch, died Thursday, April 20, 2006, at her home after a four-year battle with cancer.
  She was born June 23, 1935, to Vernon L. and Juanita M. Horton in Rock Springs. She was raised in Green River where she graduated from Lincoln High School with the class of 1953.
  She married Frank V. Pups Goglio on June 11, 1955. They lived and worked in Green River until 1990 when they retired to Star Valley Ranch.
  She enjoyed spending time with her family and golfing.
  She was a member of the Eastern Star Mystic Chapter No. 8 and a member of the Catholic Church.
  She is survived by her husband, Frank Pups Goglio; two sons, Vern and wife Jan Goglio of Elko, Nev., and Kevin and wife Tina Goglio of Green River; one sister, Beverly Williams of Riverton; six grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
  At her request, there will be no services.
• {#5} Ann Goglio’s Obituary (MR16551), Rock Springs Daily Rocket-Miner, Apr 15, 1978, USGenWeb Sweetwater County http://wygenweb.com/sweetwater/vitals/Obits1978.txt
  
  Funeral services for Ann Goglio, 70, of Hayward, Calif., were conducted Tuesday, April 11, at the Campbell Funeral Chapel, Campbell, Calif.
  The body was returned to Rock Springs where funeral services were conducted Friday, April 14, at the Vase Funeral Home with the Rev. Eugene Sullivan of Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church officiating.
  Burial was in the Mountain View Cemetery.
  Pallbearers were […]^PRIV.
  Mrs. Goglio died Sunday, April 9, in Hayward, Calif.
  A former longtime Rock Springs resident, she had resided in Hayward for the past 15 years.
  She was born in Poland on Nov. 25, 1907, the daughter of the late Joseph (sic!) and Mary Syputa, and attended school at Rockville (sic!), Colo. She was married to Frank V. Goglio at Rockville. He preceded her in death in 1956.
  She is survived by two sons, Jack Goglio of San Jose, Calif., and Frank V. Goglio of Green River; a daughter, […]^PRIV; two brothers, Phil Syputa of Hebron, Ill., and Raymond Syputa of El Cerrito, Calif.; two sisters, Fay Berta of Canon City, Colo., and Jean Glaubitz of San Antonio, Tex.; 10 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
  In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by two sons who died in infancy.
  She was a member of Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church and a past president of B.P.O. Does Lodge.
  citation: 24 FEB 2024, Maciej Róg
• {#6} Our American Family (MR16554), John Johnson, johnsonancestors.com
  citation (MR16555): 24 FEB 2024, Maciej Róg
• {#7} Frank Goglio Jr.’s FindAGrave Memorial (MR16589). Find A Grave, Jim Tipton 1995–2013, Ancestry LLC 2013–2024; where: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/264010461
  citation: 24 FEB 2024, Maciej Róg

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	Frank&Ann Goglio with children
	Frank&Ann Goglio with children — Frank Goglio Jr.
	Goglio v. Star Valley Ranch Association
	4 generations of Goglio family abt. 1957
	100th birthday of Faye Berta 12 SEP 2009
	Frank Goglio Jr’s Obituary

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