Birth date: Feb 8, 1940 Death date: Feb 2, 2020
Milos Konjevich Jr., 79, of Dallas, Texas passed away on Sunday, February 02, 2020, in Dallas, Texas. He was born on Thursday 08, 1940, to his loving and thoughtful parents, Milos Kojevich Sr. and Martha Rugar. He will be sincerel Read Obituary
I had two wonderful conversations with Milos at Sammy's funeral. So glad that he came back for Sammy's passing. Milos and I have had many talks on a variety of subjects over the years; I am especially fond of remembering how we'd talk on the farm until late at night.
Back in 1994 I was hired by Mobil Oil and sent to Dallas for training. Milos came to the Adolphus Hotel to pick me up for a delicious meal made by Bubbie & Bonnie. We talked for hours about many things. Several years later he came to Joliet and showed us a commemorative plaque he received for his work with Orthodox clergy. He was really proud of that. Most people will never know how much he helped the church.
Most people will never know of all the work he put into the Resolution Trust in Dallas to clean up the S&L disaster back in the 80's. Job well done! Bonnie and the kids had to leave family and friends several times because of his promotions, but Bonnie was always the good trooper.
How proud his mother, father, and grandparents would be. It brings peace to me thinking of Milan, Danny, Nicky, Sammy and Milos getting together again in heaven.
Love, Cousin Diane Kelly
I was 10 years old when Milos was born and I loved him on sight--and still do. I am so proud of his very successful career with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and even more proud of the outstanding work he has done for the Orthodox Church in America. That good, sweet, studious, hard-working, loyal, charismatic, farm-kid from Channahon, IL has done well for his family, his Church and his country. Rest in peace Milosh.
Brother Peter
