In Matter of Death of Kohler v. Industrial Commission
Colorado Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
ENOCH, Chief Judge.
Petitioners, as surviving dependents of decedent, seek review of the final order of the Industrial Commission affirming the hearing officer’s denial of benefits to petitioners on their claim arising from the decedent’s death by a heart attack. We affirm.
Decedent, Don J. Kohler, was employed by respondent Neilson’s, Inc. (employer), from 1972 until his death in 1979. Employer was primarily engaged in supplying crushed rock to construction sites, which it did through three rock crushing operations in Colorado and New Mexico. For most of his career with employer, decedent was…
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