B4 STAR TRIBUNE MONDAY, OCTOBER 5 1998 Obituaries St. Louis Park teacher Marjorie Eric Erickson-Geisler dies encouraged her young students mostly kindergartners to appreciate the arts. Each year she took her students to the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. She was a longtime volunteer there and chaired its Evening Division of Friends. Rask recalls one of her sister's students who, while waiting in a doctor's office, pointed out two paintings on the wall to his mother.
"Look, Mommy, that's a Seurat and that's a Van Gogh." Erickson-Geisler also championed racial tolerance. In the 1960s, she was a charter member of Minnesota Teachers for Change, a reform movement that supported multiculturalism education for teachers. Longtime educator and community volunteer Marjorie G. Erickson-Geisler taught more than 1,500 students during her 36-year career in the St. Louis Park school system.
Students knew her simply as Ms. Erickson, and later as "Ms. E- after her 1994 marriage to James Geisler. "I cannot remember when she didn't want to be a teacher. We used to play school when we were little.
That was all she ever talked about," said her sister, Edna Rask of St. Paul. Erickson-Geisler, who died Friday at age 59 after a long illness, David Dooley, a former princi- nesota Federation of Teachers, pal at the Aquila Primary Center serving as president of its Metroin St. Louis Park where she politan Council and president of taught, said Erickson-Geisler's the St. Louis Park Federation of class often featured speakers who Teachers.
were disabled. She served as a board member "Marj was a person who very of the East Calhoun Community much cared about other people Organization Neighborhood Asand she especially took an inter- sociation and as a volunteer at est in handicapped people," he the American Swedish Institute. said. "She wanted her kids to From 1991 to 1997, she sat on the have a real understanding of board of the Kobe College people." a Christian-based organization Erickson-Geisler was also a that promoted education for stickler for manners urging her young women in Japan. students to say "please" and More recently, she was a "thank you," recalled Wendy member of the Gustavus Library Knoll, now a secretary at the Associates.
Aquila school. "The kids were The Marjorie G. Ericksonvery polite after her class." Geisler Scholarship at Gustavus She was also active in the Min- was established in 1998. Phillip MacMillan James, award-winning architectural photographer; Services were held Saturday for Phillip MacMillan James, an award-winning architectural photographer who died last Monday at St. Joseph's Hospital in St.
Paul. James, 61, of St. Paul, died as the result of complications from a kidney hemorrhage suffered four weeks ago in his St. Paul studio. He attended Iowa State University in Ames and graduated from the University of Minnesota's College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, family 242 Funerals NOTICE NOTICE By Janet Moore Star Tribune Staff Writer By Pamela Miller Star Tribune Staff Writer Effective January 1, 1998 the cost of a paid funeral notice is $4.75 per line per day in our metro editions or $5.75 per line in all editions.
(The bold type for the last name uses 2 lines; a photo uses 13 lines.) For help in placing your notice, contact your funeral director or a Star Tribune representative at 673- 4130. Calls should be received prior to 6:00 pm Monday-Friday or 1:00 pm for publication the following day. Antolik (Engen) Faye age 74, of Richfield. Member of the American Legion Auxiliary. Longtime employee of Northwestern Bell.
Preceded in death by husband. Thomas. Survived by son. Terry (Susan) Antolik, daughter, Cheryl (Bill) Schreier; grandchildren. Michael.
Melissa; brother. Bob Engen; sisters, Betty Evensen, Barbara Brodhag other loving relatives friends. Service Thursday 11 am. Morris Nilsen Chapel, 6527 Portland Ave S. Interment Fort Snelling.
Visitation Wednesday 5-8 pm. Memorials to American Cancer Society. Morris! Nilsen Chapel 869-3226 Anundson (Minni) Betty age 77, of Columbia Hts. Full notice Wed. Washburn-McReavy Seman Chapel 767-1000 Babineau T.
John, age 22, of New Brighton, accidentally on Oct. 3, 1998 in St Cloud, MN. Survived by parents, Tim and Pat: brothers, Michael (Teresa), Don. Eddie and Gary; sister, Elizabeth; grandparents, Gordon. Frayne Clemmer and Edward Babineau, many aunts; uncles: cousins and friends.
Mass of Christian Burial, Tuesday. 2:00 PM at EPIPHANY CATHOLIC CHURCH. 111th Ave NW and Hanson Blvd, Coon Rapids. MN. Interment Epiphany Church Cemetery.
Visitation Monday (TODAY) 4-8 PM in the HOLCOMB-HENRYBOOM NORTH CHAPEL. 515 Hwy 96 Shoreview, with a prayer vigil at 7:00 PM. Visitation also at the church on Tuesday from 1:30 PM until time of Mass. Memorial preferred to donor's choice, 482-7606 Barrientez Dionicia age 71, of Mpls on October 2, 1998. Mass of Christian Burial Wednesday 10 AM at HOLY ROSARY CATHOLIC CHURCH.
2424 18th Ave. S. Interment Fort Snelling National Cemetery. Visitation Tuesday 5-8 pm with Rosary Service at 7 pm at BRADSHAW (MCDIVITTHAUGE), 3131 Minnehaha Ave. S.
Visitation also 1 hour prior to Mass at the church. Bradshaw 3131 Minnehaha Ave. 612-724-3621 Blomgren Adeline (Okerstrom) died Oct. 3 at the age of 90. Survived by daughters, Linda (Jim) Hove of Isanti, Karen (Steven) Flink of St.
Paul; grandchildren. James (Karen Kingsley) Hove of St. Paul, Julie (James) Harms of Esko, Jessica (Dean) Peterson of Isanti, Matthew Flink of Paul, and Nathanael Flink of Mpls. Service Tues. 2 pm, First Baptist Church of Cambridge.
Visitation 5-8pm Mon. (TODAY) at Strike Funeral Chapel, Isanti (444-5212). Also noted In addition to her sister, she is survived by her husband, James Geisler of Minneapolis; brothers, Robert Erickson of North Battleford, Saskatchewan, and Donald Erickson of Trimont, and two other sisters, Beth Erickson of Santa Fe, N.M., and Julie Gee of Jackson, Funeral services will be held 1:30 p.m. today at First Lutheran Church in Trimont. A memorial service will be held 11 a.m.
Saturday at First Unitarian Universalist Church, 3400 Dupont Ave. Minneapolis. Memorials are suggested to the Marjorie G. Erickson-Geisler Scholarship at Gustavus Adolphus College. was 61 mor, and was quirky and wry," she said.
"And he noticed Besides his brother Charles, he is survived by his parents, Thomas and Frances James of Little Rock, three other brothers, Douglas and Robert, both of Edina, and Thomas of Little Rock, and a sister, Judith Scherer of Little Rock. Services were held Saturday at Christ Presbyterian Church in Edina. Memorials are suggested to the Minneapolis Institute of Arts' photography section. 242 Obituaries Funerals Odegaard Dennis "Odie" age 73, of Mpls. Survived by sons and daughters-inlaw.
Ronald Barbar Odegaard, Neil and Gloria Odegaard, and Scott Odegard; daughters and sons-in-law. Denise and Allen Grimm, Tamra and James Radi: 10 grandchildren; and 13 greatchildren. Visitation Monday 4-7pm, at Burnsville Funeral Home, (12804 Nicollet Ave S) Graveside service, Tuesday at 10:45 AM. Fort Snelling National Cemetery Burnsville Funeral Home 894-5080 Pearson Brita age 86. Full notice Tues.
Henry W. Anderson Mortuary, 729-2331. Pfeffer Martin John, age 85. of Mpls. Survived by wife, Hazel; daughter, Linda (Mike) Blackston; son, David; granddaughter, Amy (Dave) great-grandchildren.
Amanda and Andrew: sister, Kate Reger. Member of Richfield American Legion Post Funeral service 11 am at Hope Lutheran Church, 5728 Cedar Ave Mpls. Visitation one hour prior to the service. Interment Ft. Snelling.
Memorials preferred to Hope Lutheran Church. Morris Nilsen Chapel 869-3226 Reich Donald Irving, age 65, of Blaine, died on Saturday, Oct. 3, 1998 at Unity Hospital after a courageous struggle with cancer. Preceded in death by parents, Ervin Anna; and sister, Carol Ische. Loving husband to his wife of 35 years, Shirley (nee Windus): father of Michelle.
Cathy Akerman (Jeff) and Michael; grandfather of Funerals Obituaries Funerals 242 Obituaries 242 Redmond Lila age 90, of Edina, formerly of Green Bay, WI. Preceded in death by husband, Fabian Redmond; grandson, Matthew Redmond. Survived by children. James Redmond wife Janis of Golden Valley, Jon Redmond wife Helene of Wayzata, Mike Redmond wife Peggy of Santa Barbara, CA, Karen Liethen husband Tom of Seattle, WA; grandchildren, Sue Hanson husband Paul, Lynn Moyer husband Doug, Elizabeth Redmond, Victoria Redmond, Redmond, Kalle Redmond, Kirsten Liethen; great-grandchildren. Erik Hanson, Kevin Hanson, Ryan Moyer, James Moyer, Taylor Moyer, Anthonie Draaijer; brother, Winton Modine wife, Peggy of Mesa, AZ.
Mass of Christian Burial Tuesday Good Shepherd Catholic Church, 145 Jersey Ave. Golden Valley. Interment, Green Bay, WI. Memorials preferred. Albin Chapel Eden Prairie Ralph, Dan Albinson 914-9410 Sames Mildred age 77, of Shakopee.
Survived by children, Judith D. Vegliante. Donald G. Sames wife Donna, Jean M. Rademacher husband Larry, Mary A.
Bemis husband Mike, Peter L. wife Jackie, all of Shakopee, Cynthia L. McGinnis husband Steve of Savage. Christine A. Thon husband Harley of Carver, David R.
Sames wife Denise of Burnsville: 3 sisters, Alice E. Kelzer, Dolores J. Menden of Shakopee, Jeanette L. Robling of Jordan; 19 grandchildren; great-grandchild. Preceded in death by husband Cyril sons Thomas C.
and Daniel parents Herbert A. and Mary B. Geis, sisters Luella C. Henges, Leona C. Lano.
Mass of Christian Burial Wednesday 12 noon at St. Mark's Catholic Church, Shakopee. Interment Catholic Cemetery. Visitation Tuesday 4-9pm at the Cavanaugh-McNearney Funeral Home, 1220 E. 3rd Ave, Shakopee.
Parish vigil Tuesday 6pm. Cavanaugh-McNearney 445-2755 Sattler Slipka Sattler William M. age 69. Graveside service Wednesday, Ft Snelling National Cemetery. Full notice Tuesday.
For information call Cremation Society of MN 825-2435 Slipka Jeanne A. (nee Knaub) of West St. Paul on October 3, 1998. Preceded in death by parents, Edward Marie: sister, Mary Lou. Survived by beloved husband George; sister, Anne Marie Geisler (John nieces, Marilyn Kordosky (Bill), Cynthia Opdahl (Clark): nephews, Kenneth Slipka (Linda), Donald Slipka (Connie), Roger Slipka (Jackie), John E.
Geisler (Jean), Gregory Geisler (LeAnn): niece. Julie Giorgio (Michael). Also survived by many grand nieces grand nephews; 1 great-grand niece. She was a graduate of St. Joseph's Academy and attended the College of St.
Catherine. She volunteered many hours helping others and served on the Board for the Guild of Catholic Women and Home of the Good Shepherd, and was Director of Volunteers at the American Red Cross. Mass of Christian Burial 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at St. Augustine's Catholic Church (Grand Ave 3rd St.
N. So. St. Paul). Visitation 4-8 pm Monday (TODAY).
Parish Vigil 6:30 pm at O'HALLORAN MURPHY, 575 S. Snelling Ave, St. Paul (698-0796). Interment Snelling National Cemetery. Memorials preferred to St.
Augustine's Catholic Church or Our Lady of Good Counsel. Sloan Lucille age 77 of Crystal. Full notice Tuesday. Gearty-Delmore, 537-4511. Dale W.
Johnson, 83, a biochemist who helped develop food products from soybeans, died Friday in Milwaukee of congestive heart failure. Johnson worked as a laboratory technician until 1954 when he began marketing soy protein concentrates for food. Born in Nelson, he spent his childhood in Maiden Rock, earned a doctorate at the University of Minnesota in 1941 and worked for Pillsbury Co. in Minneapolis, Diversey Corp. of Chicago and the Chemdurgy Division of Glidden Co.
He became president in 1973 of Food Ingredients Inc. and a consultant for the United Nations, helping develop laboratories in more than 40 nations. He later became president of Geltech Inc. of Golden Valley. A private service is scheduled to be held in Ten Mile Lake, Minn.
Gary Thomas Rowe 64, an FBI informer who infiltrated the Ku Klux Klan during the 1960s and helped convict three Klansmen accused of killing a civil rights volunteer, died of a heart attack May 25 in Savannah, his hometown. Under the federal witness protection program, Rowe had assumed the name of Thomas Neal Moore, under which he members said. Although he had no formal training in photography, he found it more intriguing than architecture, and as his interest grew, so did his skill. His work appeared in dozens of home-interior and architectural magazines, including House Beautiful, and illustrated the annual reports of many corporations, including Andersen Windows and Honeywell Inc. His clients included many nationally recognized architects, advertising agencies and Fortune 400 companies.
Among the awards he garnered was a 1979 Special Award from the Minnesota Society of He said his brother was "outthe American Institute of Archi- spoken yet intensely private," tects. The institute said he "has loved to travel and "was not into helped to interpret to the public self-promotion; he went quietly the beauty, meaning and mes- about his work. sage of architectural design." "He did what pleased him and In a 1988 interview, James said accumulated a wonderful body of architects "can get blind to what work," Charles James said. "If they're doing, when I go into others noticed and it won him a building, I concentrate on my awards, so be it, but he didn't first impressions and photograph seek that out." them." Phillip James' former wife, His brother Charles, of Wayza- Judy Olausen, a fellow photograta, said James "had a special eye pher, said he "left a legacy for for people, landscapes, buildings" Minneapolis and St. Paul because that took in everything.
"It he documented both cities reopened my eyes to be with him, lentlessly." too," he added. He had "a huge sense of hu- Funeral Notices And related classifications: To place a paid classified notice call 673-4130; Fax 612-673-4884 242 Obituaries Funerals Gagnon Inez age 87, at Hopkins Care Center. Preceded by husband. Eugene. Survived by daughter, Patricia Burns of Lakewood, CO; sons their spouses, Charles Arlyn of Rochester, MN.
Timothy Anne of Tampa, FL, John Pam of Margate, FL, Mark Ronda of Kalispell, MT; 10 grandchildren: 15 great -grandchildren. Family wishes to thank all care givers at the Hopkins Care Center. Mass of Christian Burial 11 a.m., Church of Our Lady of Peace, 54th St 11th Ave. S. Burial in St.
Mary's Cemetery. Visitation in church 1 hour preceding the Mass. Thomson Brothers Mrs. Richard Gill, Director 871-4407 Goblirsch Lauretta, age 97, of Edina. Long time teacher.
Golden Valley Public Schools. Survived by daughter, Mary Jo Jablinski; 11 grandchildren; 17 Mass of Christian Burial, 12 noon, Church of St Richard. 76th Penn Av S. Private interment, Resurrection Cemetery, Visitation 1 hour prior to mass at church. GILL BROTHERS 861-6088 Gudmundsen Clara, age 89, passed away peacefully on Sept 23rd.
Preceded in death by brothers, Carl Rolf. Clara will be sadly missed by nieces. nephews, family and many friends. Memorial service will be held on Wednesday Oct 7th, at 11 AM at Central Lutheran Church, 333 S. 12th Mpls.
In lieu of flowers, memorials preferred to Central Lutheran Church Music Dept. or Ronald McDonald House. Hanson Clifford age 82. of Hopkins. Preceded in death by his son, Kenneth.
Beloved husband of Helen; loving father of Ronald. Clifford will be dearly missed by his close neighbors friends. A Graveside Memorial Service will be held at 11 am Tuesday October 6, 1998 at Ft. Snelling National Ceretery. Lane Memorials preferred to the American Lung Association.
Washburn-McReavy Strobeck Johnson Chapel 938-9020 Helseth Edward of South St. Paul, 67. Died Saturday, October 3, 1998. Preceded in death by mother, Lydia Helseth and niece. Nancee Helseth.
Survived by loving wife, Erna, dear children, Donna (Donald) Cavanaugh, James Helseth, Therese (Michael) Trudell: granddaughters, Elizabeth and Abigail Trudell; grandson, Todd Cavanaugh; father. Ingwald Helseth, brother. Donald (Jeanette) Helseth; sister, Leila (Tony) Vruno; nieces; Mohrbacher, Bryan and Yanisch families; and many other dear relatives and friends. Funeral service 11 AM Tuesday, October 6 at Luther Memorial Church, 315 15th Ave. South St Paul.
Interment General Lutheran Cemetery. Friends may call at English-Meeker Kandt Funeral Home, 140 8th Avenue South St. Paul 3-8 PM Monday Oct. 5 and at the church 1 hour before the service. Jernberg Val, age 95.
of Richfield. Complete notice later. Morris Nilsen Chapel 869-3226 Johnson Donald age 75, of Robbinsdale. Full notice Tues. Washburn-McReavy Welander Quist DuSchane 537-2333 was buried.
612-673-4884 Obituaries Funerals Delores E. (Nelsen), age 69, of Mound on Survived by children, Sue (Jon) Lynott, Jeanne Williams. David (Deb) Bode, Chris Bode special friend Jody Floback: 9 grandchildren. Preceded in death by her parents, and husband. Lloyd.
Funeral service Tuesday 10 am Mt. Olive Lutheran Church, Mound. Visitation Monday (TODAY) 4-8 Huber Funeral Home, Mound, and one hour prior to the service at church. Interment Ft. Snelling National Cemetery with a reception to follow at the American Legion in Mound.
Memorials preferred to the Westonka Senior Center. Huber Funeral Home 472-1716 Calder Dorothy age 80 of No. Minneapolis. Preceded in death by daughter Judy Raum. Survived by husband, Harold; sons.
Bill (Cindy), Jim, and Mike (Jan); daughters, Pat and Cathy; six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; sister, Pat (Greg) Korte; brothers. Warren, Don (Julie), and Larry (Kathy) Kelvie. Services Wednesday. Mass of Christian Burial at The Church of St. Anne (26th Queen Interment Gethsemane Cemetery, Visitation Tuesday 4-8pm, with vigil prayers at at the Malone Funeral Home.
Fremont at Lowry N. Visitation also one hour prior to Mass at church on Wednesday. Member of the Ladies of St. Anne CCD Director. Memorials preferred to The Church of St.
Anne. Kapala-Glodek Malone Chapel 522-3622 Chadderdon Ossie, age 74, of Chanhassen. Survived by wife, son daughter-in-law. Denny Ruth of Shorewood, daughters son-inlaw, Bette Wolf of Chaska. Diane Rickhoff of Coon Rapids.
Connie Lee Martin of Mpls; grandchildren, Connie Wolf, Troy and Heath Rickhoff. Tonya (Ryan) Zelinka, Nick Martin, Karli and Kolton Chadderdon: 1 brother and 3 sisters, Visitation Tuesday 4-8 PM at the Bertas Funeral Home. 200 3rd St. Chaska and 1 hour prior to the service at church. Funeral service Wednesday, 11 AM at Prairie United Methodist Church.
15050 Scenic Heights Rd. Eden Prairie. Burial will follow at Mound Cemetery. LeSueur. Bertas Funeral Home 448-2137 Cherniack Harriet, age 82, of Mpls.
Passed away October 3. Preceded in death by husband, Harold. After living in Omaha, Nebraska for 57 years, Harriet returned to her home town of Mpls to be with family friends. She is survived by daughter, Lynne C. Bridgman, Wilmette.
IL; son daughter-in-law. Mark Marcia Cherniack. Minnetonka; sisters brother-inlaw. Roz Siegel. Fargo, ND.
Dory Bud Rose, Mpls; brother sister-in-law, Arthur Jeannie Rivkin, La Jolla, CA: loving grandchildren, Emily and Annie Chermack. Andrew, Steven and Scott Bridgman; and many caring nieces and nephews. A graveside service will be held Tuesday in Omaha. MEMORIAL SERVICES WEDNESDAY 11:30 AM TEMPLE ISRAEL, 2324 Emerson Ave. S.
Memorials are preferred to the Omaha Hearing School, 1110 N. 66th Omaha, 68132 or Leukemia Society, 5217 Wayzata Blvd. Mpls or the donor's choice. SHIVA 3053 St. Albans Hollow Circle, Minnetonka (Wednesday Thursday evenings) Arr.
Hodroff Sons. 242 Obituaries Funerals Cruse Dale age 60, of Fridley, died Oct. 2, 1998. Survived by wife, Pat; children, Leslie Petersen husband Craig, Scott wife Kathy, Rachel Zych husband Ron and Shane: 6 grandchildren; brothers, Merlin and Wayne; many nieces, nephews and friends. Funeral Service Tuesday 11 AM.
Community United Methodist Church, 950 Gould Ave. NE. Columbia Heights. Visitation 1 hour prior to service. Memorials preferred to the American Heart Association.
Kapala-Glodek Gearhart Chapel 755-6300 Duffy Bernard age 67, formerly of NE. Retired employee of FMC and Special Parts. Survived by wife, Evelyn daughters, Susan Moe husband David. Diana McGrath husband John. Teresa Filas husband Michael; grandchildren.
David I1. Marie. Reah. Brenna, Michael, Megan, Alyssa Joshua; greatgrandson. Alex: sister, Connie Pearson husband George: brothers, Donald wife Eugene wife Catherine: nieces nephews; special brotherin-law and friend Ken Sandberg.
A special thank you to the Oncology Staff at HCMC. Mass of Christian Burial Tuesday 10 AM. St. Clement's Church. Burial Fort Snelling.
Visitation Monday 4 PM with prayer vigil 7 PM at Billman-Hunt Chapel, 2701 Central Ave NE, Mpls, 789-3535. Erickson-Geisler Marjorie, age 59, of Mpls. Memorial Service will be held Saturday, Oct. 10, 1998 at 11 am at the First Universalist Church, 3400 Dupont Ave. Mpls.
Kramer Family F.H. (507) 639-2281 Erickson John 96. of Red Wing, formerly of Mpls. Survived by 2 sons, Ralph (Annabelle) and Dan (special friend Leslie Osborn): 2 daughters, Carol (Mark) Cairns and Ethel (Dave) Peterson; 11 grandchildren: and 5 great-grandchildren; sister, Elizabeth Davidson of Mpls. Funeral service 11 AM First Covenant Church, corner of Hay Creek Trail and Pioneer Rd, Red Wing, Visitation will be 1 hour prior to the service.
Interment Stockholm Cemetery, Stockholm, WI. Mahn Family Funeral Homes 1-888-480-2852 Feltault (Kaniut) Mary Catherine, age 71, of Mpls. Passed away swiftly Saturday evening of Cancer. She has gone to join her husband. Robert.
She has left sons, Jerry, Michel, and David; daughters, Michelle Morrison and Diane Keefe: sister. Marjorie Ammon; and aunt, Virginia Hagen. She was the proud grandparent of 14 grandchildren, most recently, John Patrick Morrison, born September 16, who she waited to see. She is remembered fondly by the many lives she touched. She attended school at Incarnation and Southwest, and was very active at her Parish.
Christ the King. She had many work associations including 18 years in Real Estate. most recently as an agent for Edina Realty. Memorial Service Tuesday, Oct. 6, followed by Mass of Christian Burial at 7:30 pm Christ the King Catholic Church, 51st Zenith Ave.
Mpls. Private burial Wednesday morning at Resurrection Cemetery. Memorials preferred to Poor Clare Monastery. 8650 Russell Ave. Bloomington.
MN 55431. Werness Brothers Chapel 927-8641 242 Obituaries Funerals Joschko Hillard 76, of St. Louis Park, after a courageous battle with lung cancer. Precedced in death by mother, Lottie, father, Joseph, and brother, Melvin. Survived by his wife of 52 years, Betty; brothers, Raymond of Edina, Jerry of LaPort.
IN. Hillard served his country during WWII with the 82nd Airborn Division 125th Glider Squadron and he is a retired employee of Minnegasco. Funeral service Tuesday 10 AM at EngaWhite Funeral Chapel, 5600 Excelsior at Hwy 100. Interment Fort Snelling. Visitation Monday (TODAY) 4-8 PM and hour before services at the funeral home, with a vigil service 7 PM TONIGHT.
In lieu of flowers, the family prefers memorials to Our Lady of Good Counsel Cancer Home, 2076 St. Anthony St. Paul, 55104. Enga-White 929-7876 Kingsbury Marlene Plymouth, MN. Full notice was in Sunday.
Lee Funeral Home Wayzata 473-5577 Loftus (Schwartzbauer) Louise Helen, age 93, of Richfield. She was a school teacher for 42 years on the Iron Range and in the Mpls Public Schools. Charter member of St Peter's Catholic Church. Preceded in death by husband, Robert Emmet Loftus; and an infant son. Survived by sons, George (Doris) Loftus, Thomas (MaryAnn) Loftus and John (Gail) Loftus; daughters, Mary (Douglas) Kraft and Catherine Lunzer; 8 grandchildren, Thad Loftus; Tara, Kate and Caroline Loftus; Robert and James Loftus; Kay Oliver and Robert dren: Kraft; 6 sisters, great-grandchilBecker; Grace McMahon, Claire Schwartzbauer and Bonnie (Oscar) Iverson; sister-in-law.
Nina Schwartzbauer; and many nieces and nephews. Mass of Christian Burial Wednesday 11:30 am at the Catholic Church of St Peter, 6730 Nicollet Ave. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Visitation Tuesday from 5-8 pm at the Morris Nilsen Chapel, 6527 Portland Ave. Richfield.
Memorials may be directed to Fr. Matthew Lunzer's New Guinea Mission, Catherine Lunzer. Morris Nilsen Chapel 869-3226 Longnecker November 3. 1981 in Seward Alaska, of Forest New Brighton, accidental deathon October 2, 1998. She will be deeply missed by her parents, Sheila and Rick; sister, Andrea: brother, Ricky: grandmother, Betty Swanson; grandfather, Jack (Marcella) Longnecker; Godfather, Wayne (Chris) Longnecker and Godmother.
Lisa (Paul) Lenz. Memorial Service Tueday 6:00 pm Christ the King Lutheran Church, 1900 7th St. NW New Brighton (633-4674) Visitation Tuedsay 6:00 pm at the church. Miller -Brighton 644-9821 Loomis Mabel age 87, of St Paul, on Oct 3rd. Complete notice Tues.
Arr: HOLCOMB-HENRY-BOOM FUNERAL HOME 646-2844 Emily June, age 16, Born 242 Obituaries Funerals Luoma Ronald, age 70, of Plymouth. Survived by wife, Caroline: children, Dennis Luoma, Diane Onstad and husband Randy, Daniel Luoma and wife Roxanne, David Luoma and wife Barb, Nancy Sibert and husband Mark: 9 grandchildren; 1 great-granddaughter; brothers, Felix and Fred Luoma: and sister, Lila Violett. Funeral service Tuesday, 11 AM at Gearty Delmore Chapel of Plymouth, 37th Ave 1 Vicksburg Lane. Interment 2:30 PM at co*kato Finnish Cemetery, co*kato MN. Visitation Monday 6-8 PM, at the funeral home.
GEARTY DELMORE Plymouth 553-1411 Miller June age 69 of Brooklyn Center. Recently preceded in death by brother Ronald. Loving wife of Wally; caring mother of sons. John (Linda), Dan (Kriscel); daughters Michele Roepke (Kim), Mary Adamzak (Bob): also survived by brother, Jerry Garvey; sisters, Ethelene Jensen, Carol Lee Shober, Camille Christensen, Susan Garvey; brothers-in-law, Bill Miller, Rich Miller; grandchildren, Joseph, Michael, Dayna, Tyler, Benjamin, and Parker. Mass of Christian Burial 10:30 am Wednesday at St.
Alphonsus Catholic Church, 70th Halifax, Brooklyn Center. Interment Mound Cemetery, Brooklyn Center. Visitation 4-8 pm Tuesday with a prayer service at 6:30 at Funeral Home, 6000 Brooklyn Blvd, Brooklyn Center. Visitation also one hour prior to Mass at church. Memoriais preferred.
Special thanks to the Maranatha staff for their excellent care. Evans-Nordby 533-3000 Montour George age 75, Brainerd, formerly of Mpls, died Oct. 2, 1998 at his home. George was retired from United Van-Bus of Mpls. Funeral service will be held Oct.
7, 1998 at 1:30 PM at the Halvorson -Johnson Funeral Home in Brainerd. Nelson Beverly Nelson, age 68 of Mpls. Full notice later. Peterson-Stohlberg Hillside Memorium Chapel 612-781-3391 O'Connor John age 86, of Farmington, on Survived by wife. Gertrude; daughters, Helen (Rudolph) Olson of Rosemount and Patricia (Phil) Mickus of Prior Lake; sons, John Jr.
of W. St. Paul and Richard (Donna) of Farmington; brother, Daniel of Cannon Falls: 10 grandchildren; 9 grt-grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial 10 am Wed. St.
Michael's Catholic Church, Farmington. Vis. 4-8 pm Tues. White Funeral Home, Farmington. Interment St.
Michael's Cemetery. White Funeral Home Farmington 463-7374 O'Keefe John (Rollie) age 71 of Savage. Complete notice Tues. Cavanaug 445-2755 Jacob and Jordan; brother of Doris Fischer of Milwaukee, William (Aliene) of TX; Thomas (Barbara) of AR. Bonnie Loving (Edwin) of Milwaukee, James (Clarice) of Woodbury and Gerald of Milwaukee; also survived by many nieces, nephews and friends.
Graduate of Rufus King High School. Milwaukee. Korean War Veteran. 3M employee for 27 years. And active member of the Coon Rapids American Legion Post and St Timothy's Men's Club.
Mass of Christian Burial day 11 AM. St Timothy's Church, 707 89th Ave. NE. Blaine. Interment Epiphany Cemetery.
Visitation Tuesday 4-8 PM at the Gearhart Coon Rapids Chapel, 113th Foley Blvd and 1 hour prior to mass at church. American Legion Ritual Tuesday 6:30 PM with prayer service to follow. Memorials preferred in lieu of flowers. Kapala-Glodek Gearhart Chapel 755-6300 MERICAN SOCIETY BASIC CREMATION $695 9 Convenient Locations EDINA Call for free brochure HOPKINS West 50th at Hwy. 100 ROBBINSDALE 1400 Mainstreet, Hopkins NORTHEAST MPLS 4239 W.
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SOUTH MPLS NORTH MPLS Hennepin Ave 7625 EDEN Mitchell PRAIRIE Rd. Lowry at Irving Ave 789-4345 Funerals Stern (Stegner) Josephine Mertys, age 81, of Chapel View Care Center. Hopkins, formerly of Mpls. Preceded in death by husband, Wallace Stern and son. Terrell.
Survived by daughter, Lynette Stern, and close friends. "To Mom your smile. warmth. strength and courage will be missed by all whose lives you touched. You were an inspiration to us all.
May God continue to bless you." Graveside service and interment Tues Crystal Lake Cemetery, Penn Dowling Aves N. A special thank you to the staff and volunteers at Chapel View Care Center for their gentle care and concern. The family also thanks her physicians for their tender care. Memorials to Parkinson's Association or Chapel View Care Center. I Hopkins Washburn-McReavy Swanson Chapel 529-9691 Stodolka Emily age 68 of S.
Minne- apolis, formerly of Holdingford. Preceded in death by infant daughter. LouAnn, and brother. Theo Solarz. She will be deeply missed by husband Clarence; daughters and sons, Beverly Click, Gerald (Butch) (Cheryl), David (Punky), Sharon Fish, Dale (Jean), Paulette (Kelly), Horarik, Debra Stodolka; grandchildren, Gerald.
Shawn, Melissa, Jason, Timothy, Neal, Kate. Zachary, Shanan, Michelle, Ally, Michael, Cassandra, Andrew, Emily, Autumn; five brothers. Mass of Christian Burial, Wednesday 11:00 am St Albert the Great Catholic Church, 2836 33rd Ave Mpls. Visitation Tuesday pm at the Methven-Taylor Funeral Home, 850 E. Main St.
Anoka, and one hour prior to the service at the church on Wednesday. Interment Fort Snelling National Cemetery Mpls. Methven-Taylor Anoka Chapel 421-9393 Waby Florence, 97, of Hillside, IL died Sat. Oct. 3, 1998 at Loyola Medical Center in Maywood, Ill.
Born July 26. 1901 in River Falls, Wisc. She had attended normal training for 2 years and taught school. Florence married Delton Waby on June 15, 1926 in St Paul, and they made their home in the Chicago area. Delton died October 17, 1990.
She has lived in Hillside, Illinois until recently entering Loyola Medical Center. She is survived by a daughter Carol Dunsing and a son George. She was preceded in death by 7 sisters and brothers. Funeral Services will be 11:00 AM Monday at Hoff Funeral Homes, St Charles Chapel with the Rev. Sharon Johnson of the St Charles United Methodist Church officiating.
Burial will follow in Hillside Cemetery in St Charles. Friends may call one hour before services at the funeral home. Wojciak John. 82, of Onamia, Friday at his home. Survived by 1 daughter, Jannetta Spahn and husband Michael of Brooklyn Park: 2 sons, Frank of Pigeon Forge, and Jerry and wife Leanne of Onamia: 7 granddaughters and one dear friend Evelyn, 2 half brothers, Ed Jachjmowski of New Brighton and Ray Jachymowski of Mpls.
Funeral Mass 10:30 AM Tuesday, Holy Cross Catholic Church, Onamia, MN. Friends may call from 5 to 8 PM on Monday at the Peterson Johnson Funeral Home in Onamia. 242 Obituaries Funerals Wenz Bode Alice age 56, of Corcoran. Preceded in death by husband, Ernest sister, Jean. Survived by children, Connie (Harry) Beemer, Arnie (Sharon) Wenz, Mark (Donna) Wenz.
Nancy Johnson and Jeff. Brian (Julie) Breitung, Robert (Tammy) Wenz, Nathan (Jean) Breitung, Renee (Mark) Hafften; 19 grandchildren; 2 sisters, Mesh Budewitz, Janice brotherin-law, Jerry Larson; special friend, George Hrdlicka; and cousin, Muriel Al Engen; and many dear friends. Mass of Christian Burial 11 AM Wednesday, St Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church, Corcoran, MN. Visitation 5-9 PM Tuesday, Iten Funeral Home, Delano; also 1 hour prior to services at church. Iten Funeral Home Delano, 972-2891 Williams Phyllis age 72, of St.
Anthony. Survived by her husband, Roger; children their spouses, Julie Tom Ries and David Williams; grandchildren. Courtney, Lia, Abby. Christie, Chad and Davey: nieces and nephew; brother-in-law and family. Memorial service Tuesday, 1 pm at the WashburnMcReavy Northeast Chapel, 29th and Johnson St NE.
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Insertion of an ad In Memoriam additional assistance in correct phrasing may be arranged by telephoning 673-4130 IN LOVING MEMORY OF Lorraine G. Judge "Toots" Passed away 1 year ago today. Mom, forever in our hearts. always on our minds. peace in your heart God by your side.
We love you. Mom. John Dan, Tim, Dirk Lynn. not getting any better. and the hide LINDA LEE LAVACOT 10-5-60 to 9-22-97 Wish you were here on this special day We all love you and miss you so very much.
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