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| 8651 | He served in the US Army during WWII and was stationed in Newfoundland. He retired to Guadalajara, Mexico in 1972 and moved to San Diego in 1978. | Anderson, Ralph Blaine (I80847)
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| 8652 | He served in the US Army Medical Corps during WWII and the Korean War. James also attended Mankato and Bemidji State Universities. He taught school in Eau Claire, WI and Duluth, MN before returning to Brainerd in 1951. He taught at Lowell and Whittier Schools for two years before being appointed Elementary principal. James worked for the Brainerd Schools for 35 years, retiring in 1986. | Peterson, James Kenneth (I109775)
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| 8653 | He served with an Air Service Squadron during World War II, 10 months in the U.S. and 34 months in Northern Africa. After returning to the U.S. he worked as a postal clerk in Waterloo and retired after 30 years. | Larsen, Carl Leonard (I109930)
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| 8654 | He then joined the Air Force to avoid the coal mines. While serving in the Air Force, Richard traveled the world. He rose to the rank of Master Sergeant, where he was in charge of keeping General Eisenhower's plane ready to go on notice. | Barr, Richard E. (I105028)
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| 8655 | He was a construction superintendent in the Milwaukee area for Jansen Construction and Hunzinger Construction before he joined Quad/Graphics and founded Quad/Construction, a division of Quad/Graphics | Erdmann, Ben V. (I129677)
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| 8656 | He was a former commodity trader at Mercantile Exchange in Chicago and was a computer analyst at Country Companies in Bloomington for the past 3 years. He also was a professional musician, playing in numerous local and national instrumental and vocal groups. | Keen, Jeffrey A. (I35015)
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| 8657 | He was a Korean war veteran serving in the U.S. Army spending 18 months in France. Julius worked for the U.S. Postal Service and retired after 30 years. | Nelson, Julius Adolph (I109720)
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| 8658 | He was a Lutheran minister for 55 years and a certified Social Worker. Rev. Edward was devoted to his parishioners, faith and family. | Tomass. Ulseth, Edward Irwing (I87061)
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| 8659 | He was a Michigan State Police Officer until 1988. | Hagedorn, Leo Robert (I105769)
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| 8660 | He was a potato farmer there and drove a bulk truck for Mobil Oil Co. and Clark Community Oil. | Logan, George W. (I105619)
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| 8661 | He was a POW (Krigsfange) at Oflag 64 in Shuben, Poland until Jan. 1945 when they were forced to march over 325 miles before being liberated in May 1945 | Kanners, Victor (I140562)
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| 8662 | He was a publisher, politician, pilot, painter, TV personality and proficient Ham Radio Operator. His oil paintings are scattered around family homes, an | Haaven, Jon Olaf (I166190)
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| 8663 | He was a self-employed carpenter for a number of years and has worked for Carlson Building Supply Company in Ashland the past several years. | Carlson, Jeffrey Boyd (Jeff) (I108232)
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| 8664 | He was a skilled carpenter and some of his best work was the landmark building at 400 Main Street in Pleasanton. He was also a fine shipbuilder working on oceangoing tugs. | Powels, David John (Davy) Jr. (I105147)
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| 8665 | He was a Tech Sergeant in the U.S. Air Force for 20 years and also a World War II and The Korean Conflict veteran. | Bendickson, Warren E. (I79058)
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| 8666 | He was a veteran of the United States Army where he was a Captain in the Corps of Engineers and awarded a Bronze Star. He was the owner of Hightower Consulting Engineers, which was established in 1977. | Sherrill, Frank Wade (I30173)
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| 8667 | He was a veteran of World War II and had worked for Holmes Lumber Company for the past 25 years. | Nilss. Moe, Thor (I36500)
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| 8668 | He was a veteran of World War II, serving in the U. S. Army from 1943 to 1945. | Sather, Hammond John (I81475)
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| 8669 | He was a World War II Army veteran, and later an antique dealer. | Kunferman, Louie Wayne (I105158)
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| 8670 | He was a World War II veteran and served in the U.S. Navy in the South Pacific. | Anderson, Kenneth H. (I80517)
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| 8671 | He was a WWII and Korean War Air Force veteran, flying bomber planes during the war. For many years, he worked in insurance sales. | Skurdalsvold, John George (I108898)
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| 8672 | He was adopted by John and Ellen Kaaro when he was three months old, and raised at Fergus, Montana. Jimmy Kaaro was one of the finest trick ropers in the world. His performances included circuses, rodeos, fairs, and the Johnny Carson Tonight Show in 1965. He was one of nine trick ropers in the world selected to rope at the only world's trick roping contest ever held in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in 1966. Jimmy was also in the Circus Hall of fame. | Kaaro, James Walter (jimmy) (I90855)
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| 8673 | He was born March 31, 1892, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Wick, in Sverdrup Township and has been a life-long resident of this community. He was married to Inga Boen Jan. 3, 1917 in Fergus Falls and farmed near here until 1963, when his health failed. They moved into Underwood in 1965. He had served as a trustee of Sverdrup Lutheran Church and as a local school board member. | Ols. Wick, Palmer Olai (I80002)
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| 8674 | He was born to the late Adolph and Hannah Gudmunson Preszler July 29, 1922, in Menno, South Dakota. He was just four months old when his father Adolph died. His mother later married Iver Svartoien who adopted Lester. | Svartoien, Lester Adolph (I110551)
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| 8675 | He was building golden years of his own in Houston, Texas, with his furniture design and manufacturing business, HRS. The company grew to such a success that he opened up a showroom in Beverly Hills, CA, in 1998. There, he sold lamps and tables to Hollywood films for their sets and to hotels all over the world, from Las Vegas to Hong Kong. | Sundquist, John Carl (I90907)
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| 8676 | He was employed with U.S. Steel with the tool repair department at Minntac, retiring in 1993 after 34 years of service. | Vesel, Henry "Hank" (I139505)
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| 8677 | He was hired by Westinghouse Electric Corporation after completing a three-year course in Pittsburgh. PA. He patented many electrician patents of lights and did numerous lighting for many projects including Anaheim Stadium, Alamo Dome, San Antonio, Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh, Hollywood Race Track, Dubuque Dog Track, Retamia Race Track, San Antonio., National Tennis Open, New York, Yale Law Library, Texas A&M Football Field, Candlestick Park, Fluorescent Lighting of the Panama Canal, Factory lighting in San Paulo, Brazil and Madison Memorial Park to name a few. | Husby, Donald Evans (I78582)
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| 8678 | He was in charge of the U.S. Secret Service in Nashville from 1961 to 1979 and was accredited with organizing the Secret Service coverage of five U.S. Presidents who visited Nashville, from John F. Kennedy in 1963 to Jimmy Carter in 1978. He was a retired U.S. Marine Corps major and World War Ii veteran. | Doster, Paul B. (I104260)
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| 8679 | He was ordained into the ministry of the ELCA at Ephraim, WI. He then served churches in Northport, Suttons Bay, Elk Rapids and East Jordan. He and his family moved to Sturgeon Bay, WI in 1956 where he served the Tanum-Forest Lutheran Church for 26 years. Upon retirement in 1982, he returned to Northport. In Northport he did volunteer work at Leelanau Memorial Care Center, and substituted in pulpits of various area churches. | Fretheim, Phillip Ardus (I78186)
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| 8680 | He was pastor of congregations in Duluth, MN; Suttons Bay, MI; Eau Claire, WI; Minneapolis and Mayville, ND. | Branstad, Raymond Marcellus (I156293)
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| 8681 | He was raised in the Chatfield, Manitoba area where he attended school and worked on the family farm near Buffalo Lake. He worked as a carpenter with North American Lumber in Winnipeg prior to joining the Canadian Pacific Railway as a Carman in the Weston Shops | Rindall, Martin (I93285)
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| 8682 | He was the long-time owner and operator of Korstad Market in Braham | Korstad, Edward Miles (I79430)
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| 8683 | He worked as a farmer and Car Salesman since the age of 18. Bruce became owner and operator of Landsem GMC in 1977 located in Woodburn where he had the dealership and other dealerships in the area. | Landsem, Bruce Lyle (I39818)
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| 8684 | He worked as a quality control inspector for Dayton Rogers, Data Card, Lake Engineering and Tescom Corp. | Bjornstad, Ernest Dale (I21501)
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| 8685 | He worked as a Research Assistant at the Cancer Research Centre for many years and was a published first contributor in a number of research papers. He became an Entrepreneur with Wire Works Puzzles, making and selling wire puzzles all over North America. | Magnuss. Talgoy, Kjell (I26516)
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| 8686 | He worked at Joynt Automotive and later worked at John Hancock Insurance Company as a representative. | Sogge, Calvin Eugene (I104457)
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| 8687 | He worked at Mount Vernon Drug and opened his own business, Lindberg Drug, in 1963 on the Westside. He moved his business in 1980 to College Way and renamed it College Way Pharmacy. | Lindberg, Norman Alan (I165263)
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| 8688 | He worked at Pope and Talbot for 29 years retiring in 1980. He was a veteran of WW II, serving in the Army Air Corps in the European Theatre as a mechanic for B-24s. | Rindal, Adolph P. (Duffy) (I91341)
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| 8689 | He worked for Border States Paving of Fargo, ND in 1967 and in 1969 became employed by the Thief River Falls water treatment plant where he worked until 1988. | Thompson, Doyle Warren (I108697)
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| 8690 | He worked for Brown Co. Pope & Talbot for forty four years | Shermo, Gerald Ardean “Jerry” (I14161)
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| 8691 | He worked in a variety of sales positions throughout his life and was still employed full-time in sales at the time of his death. | Anderson, Kenneth H. (I80517)
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| 8692 | Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig. | Belsås, Hege Elisabeth (I5125)
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| 8693 | Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig. | Christens. Gikling Bruseth, Heine (I55547)
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| 8694 | Helen had many talents. Singing was her passion and she had a beautiful voice. Helen performed at the WDAY radio station and sang with big bands in the 1930s. She was a member of the First Lutheran Choir and performed at Carnegie Hall with the Community Collage Chorale directed be Geneva Eschweiler. | Quande, Helen Alma (I107012)
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| 8695 | Helene vart satt igjen på trappa på Kvendbø av et innflyttarfølge da ho var 2 år gammel. Der voks ho opp | Torgersd., Helene (I99094)
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| 8696 | Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig. | Olsd. Ryssdal, Helga (I139459)
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| 8697 | Helga utvandra til Amerika i 1899, men kom tilbake i 1912 | Olsd. Brandstad, Helga (I48053)
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| 8698 | Helga var i Amerika i 1892 - 1897 og i 1902 - 1912. Ho tjenestegjorde i Menighetssykepleien i Øksendal | Jonsd. Husby, Helga (I73282)
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| 8699 | Helge ble tatt til fange av tyskerne 14. august 1943 og satt på Grini i ca. en måned. Han ble sendt til konsentrasjonsleiren Sachsenhausen, Brandenburg, Tyskland og satt der til freden kom i 1945 | Hammer, Helge (I86368)
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| 8700 | Helge drukna 4 år gammel | Anderss. Talleraas, Helge (I118467)
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