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Zeke Sevilla Jr.

Name: Exequiel R. Sevilla, Jr.
Born: June 10, 1931
Birth Hometown: Vienna, Virginia
Died: October 16, 2021
Place of death: Vienna, Virginia
Occupation: Lt. Col US Army[1]
Years active: 1987-1990

Exequiel R. Sevilla (June 10, 1931 - October 16, 2021) was a Lt. Col. US Army.

Jeopardy Run[]

When he appeared on Jeopardy, he was a criminal lawyer from Vienna, Virginia, then he was a lawyer from Vienna, Virgini.

Senior Tournament[]

Game No. Air Date Final score Additional Notes
QF May 14, 1987 $6,799
SF May 20, 1987 $11,201
F1 May 21, 1987 $9,801
F2 May 22, 1987 $10,200
($20,001)

Tournament of Champions[]

After his win, he appeared on the fourth quarterfinals of the ToC. Unfortunately, he did not receive enough money to go to the finals.

Game No. Air Date Final score Additional Notes
SF November 12, 1987 $6,000

Super Jeopardy![]

After he eliminated in the semifinals in the ToC, he brought back again one more time in the tournament, this time, Super Jeopardy!

Game No. Air Date Final score Additional Notes
SF #9 August 25, 1990 10,100

Personal life[]

He is survived by his wife of 64 years Leticia T. Sevilla, and his children, Maria Christina Sevilla, Sylvia W. Sevilla, and Eduardo R. Sevilla. He loved his family, his country, and the U.S. Army.

Death[]

He passed away in October 16, 2021 at the age of 90.

Trivia[]

  • He was the father of 2017 Teachers Tournament wildcard semifinalist Eduardo Sevilla.
  • Zeke's full first name was Exequiel.

References[]

  1. On the Jeopardy Archives website, he was a criminal lawyer from Vienna, Virginia, then he was a lawyer.
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