Artwork rendition created after Andrew Koziol’s father is an eye-catching addition to the Fullerton Museum

  • The above artwork located at the front of the Fullerton Museum was created by Marah Sandoz of Taylor, Nebraska. It is a rendition of a photo of Karl Koziol, the father of Andrew Koziol of Fullerton. Assisting in the installation of the artwork were Jon Epley, Dennis McCoig, and Clay Koziol who is Karl’s grandson. Journal photo
    The above artwork located at the front of the Fullerton Museum was created by Marah Sandoz of Taylor, Nebraska. It is a rendition of a photo of Karl Koziol, the father of Andrew Koziol of Fullerton. Assisting in the installation of the artwork were Jon Epley, Dennis McCoig, and Clay Koziol who is Karl’s grandson. Journal photo
  • In this original photo, Karl Koziol was heading out to work the field that he was renting with his two draft horses. Circa is 1945, following his return from WWII service at Guadalcanal. Photo courtesy of Andrew Koziol
    In this original photo, Karl Koziol was heading out to work the field that he was renting with his two draft horses. Circa is 1945, following his return from WWII service at Guadalcanal. Photo courtesy of Andrew Koziol

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