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Source: Craig Daily Press

October 9, 1936 – March 13, 2026 Donald Zulian departed this life peacefully on Friday March 13, 2026, while at home in Grand Junction, he was 89 years old. Donald was born to Mario Zulian and Mary (Camilletti) Zulian on October 7, 1936, near Mount Harris. Donald graduated from Hayden Union High School, Class of 1954. Two years later, on June 2, 1956, he married his high school sweetheart, Beverly Schuster. Together, they raised three daughters and celebrated nearly sixty-five years of marriage. Donald and Beverly shared a love of the outdoors and commitment to family. Donald was a dedicated, patient, kind, and trustworthy person, a man who loved work, family, and friends. Donald Dean Zulian Obituary Mar 13, 2026 – Brown’s Cremation & Funeral Service https://www.brownscremationservice.com/obituaries/donald-zulian

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