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Linda Marie (George) Aery was born on March 8, 1954 in Minneapolis, MN to Terrence and Barbara (Brown) George. She grew up and attended school in St. Louis Park, MN where she would graduate from high school before joining the United States Air Force.
After serving her country and being honorably discharged from the Air Force, Linda spent a few years as a civilian managing bar's on the military bases. She moved to Baudette, MN with her daughter in 1989 where she became extremely devoted to the American Legion. She would receive an award for vice commander of the year before becoming the 6th Distric Commander of the American Legion. Linda took pride in her ability to recruit members for the Legion. She had also been a manager for the VFW in Baudette.
Linda had many hobbies and loves in her life. She loved dancing, she loved her cat Missy for 22 years (her Baby), she loved seafood, especially her "secret" trips to Red Lobster with her daughter, but most of all she loved and cherished her time spent with Kellie and her "Nother Daughters." Linda also enjoyed music, movies, rummy and 10,000. Linda was blessed to have spent the last five years of her life with her daughter Kellie.
Linda is preceded in death by her Parents and Grandparents, Phyllis (Les)George, Fern (Paul) Ernst. Survivors include daughter, Kellie Jo (Stewart) Russell; grandchildren, Sydney, Logan and Mason Russell; brothers, Terry Lee George, Jason George; sister, Judy George; step- mother Sharon (George) Draper; step-brother, Scott Draper; step-sister, Loree (Draper) Anderson and many other treasured family and friends.
A Graveside Service for Linda Aery of baudette, MN will be held on Friday, October 26, 2012 at 4:00 PM at Elm Park Cemetery.
Linda passed away on Sunday, October 21, 2012 at the LakeWood Care Center at the age of 58.
Michael J. Anderst, age 64, of Dodge Center, died on Wednesday, July 18, 2018, due to injuries sustained in an automobile accident. Memorial services will be held at the Boldt Funeral Home, Faribault, on Monday, July 23, 2018, at 10:30 a.m. A memorial visitation will be at the Boldt Funeral Home, Faribault, on Sunday, July 22, 2018, from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. and also for one hour before the services on Monday. Michael J., the son of Robert and Helen (Holmes) Anderst, was born on May 19, 1954 in Mitchell, SD. Mike graduated from St. Louis Park High School and Minnesota State University, Mankato. Mike married Debi Osborne, mother of his three eldest children. He later married Bonnie (Ullom) Fierst on April 22, 1995 in Duluth. The State of Minnesota employed Michael for over 30 years. He enjoyed camping, fishing, hunting, reading about history and especially spending time with his family.
When David was diagnosed with a liposarcoma he sought care in many spots - one being Boston. I knew the surgeon that he was considering using to do a second surgery and so I invited him to stay with us as he connected and got worked up. Of course, it was truly weird, but I always really like David and we had a great time. The night before he was to get surgerized, we stayed up drinking single malt and he decided to opt for going to Sloan Kettering and chemotx. A smart choice in my mind, but all his, in any case.
David was all in - I was honored to spend some quality time with him when I hope it mattered. He got a lot out of life and also did give back.
My kids thought he was very cool.
From Jake Jacobson on July 28th, 2012
Warm, funny, good friend since elementary school, Appleman as we called him, always had a quick wit and a smile to share.
He wasn't too bad on the tennis court either. Mostly cleaned up the points quickly, except for one time we laughed so hard he let me win !
Thanks David :) you are missed.
Douglas was born on May 8, 1954 and passed away on Thursday, November 14, 2013.
Douglas was a resident of Soquel, California.
From the Santa Cruz Sentinel
Aptos man ID”d in fatal bike crash
Douglas Barton was identified Tuesday as the 59-year-old Aptos bicyclist killed in a crash on Cathedral Drive.
Barton collided with a 1998 Toyota Tacoma about 8:50 a.m. Nov. 14 on Cathedral Drive north of Burns Avenue, said California Highway Patrol officer Brad Sadek.
Barton was taken by ambulance to Dominican Hospital where he later died, Sadek said.
The crash report was not complete on Tuesday and the cause of the wreck has not been determined, authorities said.
Two other drivers saw the crash and have helped officers in their investigation, according to the CHP.
The pickup driver, a 40-year-old Santa Cruz man, was driving slowly when Barton collided with the front of the vehicle, Sadek said.
Doug, who had changed his name to Chayim later in his life, was my first true love from the age of 13-18.
I knew at that young age he had mind focused on his inner world. Along with lots of kissing, dancing, canoeing and hours and hours on the phone we read books on enlightenment and meditation together.He was the youngest to get a black belt in judo in the state. He was on the diving team and if it wasn't for his nemesis Pete Zumberg he would have finished first at state diving tournaments. We learned so much together. It was Chayim who when we were graduating from high school brought up that we should get married or go our separate ways for a while and explore. So we chose exploring. He went to Aspen and became a ski "bum." Still the most fluid and beautiful skier many had ever seen.
I went to visit him in Aspen about 6 months later and he had already met Wendy, later changed to Shamaya. They were destined to be together. I WAS NEVER JEALOUS. To this day Shamaya and I are best friends and do not let a day go by without talking.
Chayim died days before their son was to be married.
He had bought a new bike and true to Chayims philosophy of life had faith and trusted that all is meant for a reason.
He also had complete faith in his athletic body and quick reactions. No one knows for sure what happened that day as he was flying down the one way forest road going to work from home. His new bike or helmet didn't have a scratch on it.
He was brought to the hospital and was transfused with all the blood they had while his son was on a plane flying from to New York to try and get to him. His son sang every song they used to sing together. Every poem they wrote together. Shamaya was a labor and delivery nurse at that hospital and happened to be working when she saw her husband brought in by ambulance.
Thanks for indulging me. Chayim was a very special being. Not just because I loved him. As I grow older I realize what an extremely blessed person I am to have been loved and able to love an extraordinary person.
From Daniel SLOAN on August 1st, 2022
Doug held a 3rd kyu (brown belt) when he introduced me to the sport of Judo. Even then, one could experience his dedication to excellence. He said, "If you step into this throw 10,000 times, you can complete it fairly well. Then take 10,000 step-ins on your off-side."
The OBIT published elsewhere on this website tells us how he died in a tragic bicycle accident, while the FPMT Mandala gives us an idea of how he lived ...
Chayim Douglas Barton, 59, died in
Aptos, California, United States,
November 14, 2013, after a bicycle
accident
By Yakov A. Barton
Chayim was a psychologist who traveled a
vibrant and healing spiritual journey. He
drew from Jewish, Tibetan Buddhist and
Native American traditions and had a
transformative effect on his family, friends
and clients.
Chayim graduated from the Univer-
sity of California, Santa Cruz in 1982 with
a double major in psychology and religious
studies. He was introduced to Tibetan
Buddhism in the spring quarter of 1978.
He enrolled in a course led by Lama Yeshe.
By the end of the quarter, Chayim was so
impressed with the teachings of Lama Yeshe that he continued to study Tibetan
Buddhism and practiced his vows until the
end of his life.
In 1980 he embarked on a nine-
month pilgrimage and field study that lead
him around the world. Most of his journey
was spent in Nepal and India. His three-
month stay in Nepal included a lam-rim
course at Kopan Monastery, teaching the
young monks English and yoga and
trekking along the Jomsom Trail in the
Himalayas. In Dharamsala, he stayed at the
Tushita Meditation Centre. He stood in a
long line of hundreds of people at Losar to
be able to greet His Holiness the Dalai
Lama. In 1983 he participated in the Six
Yogas of Naropa taught by Lama Yeshe at
Vajrapani Institute in California. He was
also present at Lama Yeshe’s cremation.
Chayim obtained his Ph.D. from the
Institute of Transpersonal Psychology in
Menlo Park, California, in 1990. His disser-
tation was titled Jungian Psychology and the
Mahamudra in Vajrayana Buddhism.
He had a psychotherapy practice in
Soquel and led vision quests in the deserts
and mountains to help people seek out
deeper meanings and reconnect with the
Earth. He engaged people in joyous rituals
that were inclusive, musical and infused
with love. Chayim was a shaman, a sailor,
a kayaker, a backpacker, a bicyclist and an
amazing downhill skier. He was an avid
drummer and lovingly crafted ornate
drums and rattles from buffalo hides,
sticks and bones. He loved the sacred and
the absurd. Chayim lived a life unencum-
bered by fear.
Chayim was a devoted husband and
adventure companion to Shamaya for 40
years. He was a beautiful father to Yakov
and his fiancée Cynthia, son to Stan and
Sharon, brother to Dan and Lynn, and
uncle to Dimi, Chelo, Miquel and Jaume.
He fought for many hours to recover from
a bicycle accident he suffered on his way
to work, but could not win that battle.
An archive service cached Jai's obit as printed in the STAR TRIBUNE, this much easier to read than the screen grab referenced above.
https://www.newspapers.com/clip/14845176/star-tribune/
From Dan Sloan on June 30th, 2022
Jai "Bruce" Beattie's obit is published as part of a FINDAGRAVE page at
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/136958434/jai-beattie
It's attached here, though hard to read as an image -- I couldn't find where it was originally printed to offer an HTML.
Behringer, Edward J. age 58 of Crystal, Minnesota, went peacefully on September 26, 2011. Survived by wife, Barb; son, Adam; parents, Edward and Betty; sister, Cindy; brothers, Richard and Bruce and their wives; many nieces and nephews. Member of Templar Lodge 176 F & AM, Scottish Rite KCCH. Visitation Thursday 1:30-2:30 PM, Masonic Service 2:30 PM; Memorial Service 3 PM all at Kapala-Glodek-Malone Funeral Home, 7800 Bass Lake Road, New Hope, Minnesota. Memorials preferred to North Memorial Hospice. Arrangements entrusted to Kapala-Glodek-Malone Funeral Home (763) 535-4112.
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Eckdahl-Sandquist Carole L. Eckdahl, 4304 Cedar Ave., Minneapolis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Eckdahl, 2848 S. Jersey Ave., St. Louis Park. She graduated from Normandale Community College and works for Eberhardt Co., Edlna. David R. Sandqulst, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sandquist, 6944 Chicago Ave., Richfield He graduated from the College of St. Thomas and works for Donaldson Co., Bloomington. Sept. 27 wedding.
From Beth N N on July 6th, 2022
Married David Ralph Sandquist 27 Sep 1980. Died 1988, age 33~34
Sunny Veil Eckhardt, age 63, went to be with the Lord on July 28, 2017 at North Broward Hospital. Sunny was a vivacious woman who loved life, loved her family, and brought light and life to everyone she met. She was preceded in death by her father Gib Walker, mother Jacqueline Walker Veil, stepfather Reuben Veil and stepson, Winnie Eckhardt. Sunny is survived by her loving husband, Bernie; brother Russ; stepbrother Rick; stepsister Vicky; stepchildren Siggi and Scarlet and grandchildren Alicia, Aaron, Matt, Christina, Mallissa, Kylie, and Kaylee. She will also be missed by Aunt Katie; niece Jacqueline; nephew Allen, and her beloved yorkie, Nikki.
Sunny was an active member and volunteer in several organizations including Kiwanis Club, Tri-Gate Chapter #276, OES and Citizens on Patrol. A Celebration of Life for this remarkable woman will be held at Christ Church, 4845 NE 25th Avenue in Ft. Lauderdale, FL on Saturday, August 12th at 10:30 AM, with reception following. In lieu of flowers, family prefers memorials be directed to Broward Health Cancer Patient Fund, 201 E. Sample Rd., Deerfield Beach, FL 33064 c/o Linda Watson.
Frankel, Robbi passed away on May 27, 2022 in Carlsbad, California after a long struggle with degenerative spine and neck injuries. Robbi was born in 1954 in St. Paul, graduating from St. Louis Park High School where she acquired many life-long friends. Next moving to Madison, Wisconsin for college earning a degree in social work. Robbi dabbled in various professions following college, but her true passion was playing the piano. Despite epic battles with piano teachers and her mother she became a talented pianist from an early age. Robbi played professionally at Naegele's Restaurant and Lord Fletcher's where she met her future husband, Bob Walin in 1984. Robbi and Bob married April 16th 2000 in Las Vegas at the Little White Chapel. Robbi's creativity shined when she established her own event business, Party & Event Productions in Minneapolis, Denver, and San Diego. She later created Cover Grills, etc. an online custom grill cover website. Robbi was artistic, talented, and a wonderful cook. She was the "life of the party" with an infectious laugh and boundless energy. Robbi is survived by her devoted husband Bob, brother Mark Frankel (Karen) of Plymouth, MN; nephew and niece Jacob and Rebecca, her beloved Golden, Roxie, and many friends around the country that called her family. She was preceded in death by her parents, Leon Frankel, a World War II hero and Israeli pilot and her mother Ruth Frankel, both from Minneapolis. A celebration of Robbi's life is pending. Memorials are preferred to the ASPCA or your local animal humane society.
Robbi and I were friends and knew each other going back to when we were small children. My family was very close to the Frankel's - we go way back. I went to school with her in Madison, Wi., and visited her often when I went to San Diego. I miss her - we had many good laughs together!
Mark Feder
Barbara Gilbert, age 63, of Yakima, passed away surrounded by her family early in the morning on June 18th, 2017 at Harborview Medical Center. Barbara was known in the community for her compassion, knowledge and expertise in public education, love of community theatre, and her diligence to get the job done.
On March 27th, 1954 Barbara was born to Hulda (Weigel) and John Gilbert in Minneapolis.
She received her bachelor's degree in Psychology from Concordia University in Moorhead, MN. During college, Barbara developed a passion for theatre.
Barbara moved to Ellensburg, WA to pursue her Masters in School Psychology from Central Washington University. She met the love of her life, Darryl Tom in 1978 and they were married on February 25th, 1984. Barbara and Darryl raised two daughters, Laura Tom of Seattle and Karolynn Tom of Tacoma. Her pride and devotion to her family was evident to all.
For 37 years Barbara worked in the education field, serving 32 years with the Highland School District, initially as the School Psychologist and most recently as the Director of Student Services. She was instrumental in the creation of Kinder Camp and in bringing preschool back to the district. Barbara served on multiple state-wide work groups to improve educational practices for all students.
Barbara was devoted to her community theatre, the Warehouse Theatre Company, for over 30 years. Barbara was not one to be in the spotlight, but was consistently behind the scenes working on sets, lighting, box office, and the general logistics of running the theatre. She served on the Board of Directors for decades. Barbara was well-known for her creative lighting and set designs, winning multiple awards over the years. Barbara was devastated at the loss of the Allied Arts Building and worked diligently on finding and creating a new permanent home for her theatre family.
In her rare spare time, Barbara enjoyed gardening, sewing, knitting, and any other kind of crafting. Many will remember her for sharing her talents in the form of baby blankets and Christmas treats.
Barbara is survived by her loving husband Darryl Tom, daughters Laura (Scott) and Karolynn, mother Hulda Gilbert of Renville, MN, aunt Elsie Weigel of Danube, MN, and her dogs Rosie Marie and Kaiya Anne. She was preceded in death by her father John Gilbert.
The family requests memorials be sent to the Warehouse Theatre Company Capital Building Campaign. This will help support Barbara's dream of building a new home for the Warehouse Theatre. Information can be found at: https://www.warehousetheatrecompany.org.
A "Closing Night" Celebration will be held on June 24th, 2017 at the Yakima Valley Museum. Doors open at 5:30 PM, celebration begins at 6:00 PM.
The Corcoran Police Department reported a personal injury accident involving Bruce Eric Gust, a Corcoran resident, Oct. 4 at 7:35 a.m. The accident was located at 23650 Pioneer Trail in Corcoran.
Officer responded to a report of a male party pinned against a tree while operating an ATV. Upon arrival, officers determined party was deceased as a result of his injuries.
Gust was 67-years-old. The Hennepin County Medical Examiner report states cause of death was blunt force injuries of the torso due to the ATV accident.
Age 60, of Eden Prairie, went to see Jesus January 3rd, due to Alzheimer's. Her gorgeous smile, warm caring heart and big hugs will be missed by everyone she ever met. She had the gift to make everyone feel loved and important. Cheryl grew up in St. Louis Park where she met her soul mate in 11th grade. They attended Mankato, after graduation she taught 2nd grade at Chaska Elementary-she loved the children. She was preceded in death by her father Louis Hedin.
Hanson, Cindy Lou age 58, of Minnetonka, died Dec. 6, 2012. Preceded in death by parents, Virgil and Esther; and best dog in the world, Teddy Bear. Survived by special friend, David Levine and his family; trusted friend, Ron Wilson and his family; forever friends, Joanie, Tanya and Michele and their families; and other relatives and friends. In lieu of flowers, memorials preferred to St. Jude's or the Animal Humane Society. Service Saturday 12/8 at 2:00 PM, with visitation one hour prior, all at: www.Washburn-McReavy.com Strobeck Johnson Chapel 1400 Mainstreet, Hopkins 952 938-9020
Hillery, Debra Jo "Debbie"
59, of Phoenix, AZ passed away on Dec. 14, 2013. Born in Minneapolis, MN Debbie was a lifelong Vikings fan after cheerleading for them in high school and accompanying them to Super Bowl IV. She was a storyteller by nature, the most social of butterflies and brought joy, smiles and laughter to everyone she met. She spent all of her life surrounded by animals she loved and cared for. Debbie is proceeded in death by her nephew Jason Cook and her mother and father, Ruth and Vince Rockler. She is survived by her husband Jerry Hillery; two daughters, Lauren Hillery and Gabby Hillery; her brother, Tom Rockler; sister and brother-in-law, Margi and Wayne Cook; son-in-law Jimmy Matthews; along with five nieces and nephews and six great-nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, Dec. 17, 3 p.m. at Beth Israel Cemetery 305. S. 35th Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85009. In lieu of flowers, donations can be directed to Hospice of the Valley or to Horses Help.
Janet lost both her father and her brother to Huntington's. Her mother went on to become a high-profile advocate for further research for a cure of this devastating disease that took her whole family. There are articles published about her work in the Strib.
From Beth Null (Nelson) on August 1st, 2012
Janet suffered from Huntington's chorea, a genetic disorder. I remember what a fighter she was. In high school she went on a Boundary Waters canoe trip with our church youth group when anyone else would have just given up all hope. She had a great smile whenever she accomplished something others thought would be impossible for her. I learned so much from her example.
We used to hang out and listen to Creedence Clearwater and cruise in my 58 Olds 88 ah good times
From Beth N on July 7th, 2022
Sept. 20, 1953 - Apr. 29, 2012
Funeral Services will be 11:00 a.m. Thursday, May 3, 2012 at Williams Dingmann Family Funeral Home in Becker for Gary E. Hollinder, age 58, who passed away on Sunday at his home. Rev. Jan Nairns will officiate and burial will be at the Clear Lake Cemetery in Clear Lake. Friends and family may call one hour prior to the services Thursday at the funeral home.
Gary was born Sept. 20, 1953 in Minneapolis to Robert & Marlene (Brown) Hollinder. He grew up in St. Louis Park, lived in Florida for 8 years, and in St. Cloud for the past 4 years. Gary worked as a mechanic and also as a manager for Sears. He enjoyed the outdoors, camping, and being with family. He could always start a great campfire. Gary had a big heart and was very giving.
Survivors include his son, Brandon (Leah) Hollinder of Westminster, CO; parents, Robert & Marlene Hollinder of Clear Lake; granddaughter, Sophia Hollinder; sisters and brother, Kathy (Gary) Kiffmeyer of Clear Lake, Kris (Loren) Eilers of Watertown, SD, Judy (Al) Eilers of Clear Lake, Linda (Dale) Jones of Coon Rapids, and David Hollinder of Clear Lake; and many nieces and nephews.
Though We weren't close, Emily was one of Our best and brightest.
From Dean Gallaway on July 31st, 2012
I grew up with Emily from Kindergarten on thru 12th grade i had a crush on her in the second grade, she was the smartest girl in the class.we are all to young to write memorials
Kampsula, Alan Rodney Dec. 5, 1953 - March 2, 2008 54 years old, Golden Meadow, LA. Service Friday, April 25, 2 PM Sharp. Fort Snelling National Cemetery, Assembly Area 4. Preceded in passing by parents, Rodney and Alice Kampsula, St. Louis Park and New York Mills, MN. Survived by 4 sisters, Cheryl Kampsula, Wayzata, MN, Connie Kampsula (Tom Coulter), Tucson, AZ, Debra Navratil, Big Fork, MT, Tammy Kampsula, Frisco, TX; 2 brothers, Kevin Kampsula (Anna), New York Mills, MN, and Scott Kampsula (Becky), Mpls, MN; nieces, Nicole and Molly; nephews, Ian, Jake, Tom, Jack, and Sam; great niece, Tatum; aunts, Shirley, Mary, Ruth, and Carol; uncle, Jim; many cousins, many friends. God Bless You Alan.
This obituary was originally published in the Star Tribune.
Katherine M. Kelly
Kelly, Katherine M. Age 68, of Plymouth, MN, passed away on June 2nd, 2022. Born and raised in St. Louis Park, MN. Preceded in death by father, James; mother, Gladys; brother, Tim; former husband, Kenneth. Survived by son, Chris (Ashley); brothers, Mike and Jim (Stephanie); nieces, Katherine and Siona; nephews, Jack and Alec; granddog, Miley; many friends and relatives. Katherine was a wonderful and caring mother and sibling, as well as a loyal and loving friend. She always put others before herself, and cared deeply for those that she knew. She will be missed dearly. A memorial service will be held on June 18th, 2022 at Washburn- McReavy, Edina Chapel. Visitation from Noon to 2pm, followed by a celebration of life from 2pm to 2:30PM and refreshments from 2:30 to 4pm. Washburn-McReavy.com Edina Chapel 952-920-3996 West 50th St. & Hwy 100
Ketroser, Dr. Robert Alan age 67, passed away peacefully after a long battle with cancer on November 17, 2020. He was preceded in death by his mother, Grace Ketroser; and his brother, David Ketroser. Bob is survived by his wife, Jane; son, Josh; daughter, Mollie; son-in-law, Ethan; first grandson, Grey; father, Irwin; sisters, Diane and Heidi; brother-in- law, Jack and wife Andrea; brother- in-law, John and wife Vickie; and many nieces and nephews. Bob had a 35 year career as an esteemed cardiologist at M Health Fairview Southdale Hospital, where he created a unique program in preventative medicine and cardiac rehab. His many patients adored him. Bob's legacy will continue on through his family, his community, and his love of philanthropy. He frequently said he felt very blessed and that he had a rich and complete life. His friends and family were the light of his life and he was truly beloved by all who knew him. He relished attending Minnesota Vikings games with his son, Josh and was an avid golfer who savored spending time on the course with his Oak Ridge Country Club crew. Philanthropy and giving back to his community were always integral to who he was and both were life-long passions. Throughout his life, Bob filled a number of critical and important leadership roles, particularly in the Jewish community. His involvement at Temple Israel was especially meaningful to him. The family also sends their love and thanks to Bob's Minnesota oncology team members, Dr. Eric Weinshel & Marynne Kopischke. Memorials preferred to Temple Israel in Minneapolis (templeisrael.com/) or Jewish Housing and Programming. (J-HAP) (j-hap.org/). Zoom funeral 12:00 pm, THURSDAY November 19th. Zoom SHIVA 7:00 pm on Thursday. Email for links: zoom1@hodroffepstein.com. Hodroff- Epstein 612-871-1234hodroffepstein.com
Bob was a wonderful classmate who challenged me to be my best every day. He had a fabulous sense of humor that he put to good use in Spanish class. He exemplified having a positive attitude. I spoke with Bob at the last reunion and it was as if we had seen each other just a few weeks ago, not years. He is missed.
Kobe, Richard "Dick" age 58, of St. Louis Park, on June 25, 2012. Preceded in death by parents, Dudley and Ora. Survived by wife, Susan; sisters, Barb (Loren) and Judy; step-sister, Sally (Lee); step-brother, John (Mary); step-mother, Logene; and nieces & nephews. Memorials preferred to Vail Place, Hopkins, MN. Private burial St. Paul's Cemetery, Sauk Centre, MN.
Patrick Thomas Kocourek, born Oct. 30, 1954, died Aug. 15, 2004 at the age of 49 years. Preceded in death by grandparents, Fred & Dorothy Moran, Richard E. & Karen Kocourek; brother-in-law, John A. Munneke Sr. Survived by parents, Richard L. & Barbara Kocourek; sister, Jacque Feela (Bruce); brothers, Michael Kocourek, Bradford (Lori) Kocourek and John Kocourek; special aunt, Kathy Morrison; 7 nieces & 7 nephews; son, Brandon Nichols and grandson, Jakob Nichols; and many friends. Service Thursday, 1:30 PM, with visitation Wednesday, 6-8 PM, both at: Washburn-McReavy Strobeck Johnson Chapel 1400 Mainstreet Hopkins
Debra Kay Kristal
Debra Kay Kristal
Kristal, Debra Kay Age 64, of Minnetonka, Minnesota, passed away peacefully surrounded by loving family on Friday, January 5, 2018. Debra was born on August 31, 1953 in Hudson, Wisconsin. She was a devoted wife, a dedicated mother, and a very proud grandmother, who will be deeply missed by family and her many friends. She is preceded in death by her parents, David and Connie Petersen; brother, James. She is survived by her loving husband of 45 years, Jeff Kristal; sons, Jason (Hilary) and Justin (Kristin Dorn); granddaughter, Braelyn; sister-in-law, Randee Kristal (Mark Speck- tor); brother, Marty Petersen; her beloved dog, Piper; many relatives, cousins and friends. Debra left a forever lasting impression with anyone she ever met and her free-spirited personality always put a smile on everyone's face. She loved to work in the yard and stay active. Her love of animals was shown with abundance and her commitment to family and friends was everything to her. She will be missed, but always loved and remembered. A celebration of her life will be held on January 28th, 2018 from 3pm-6pm at the Cremation Society of MN 7110 France Avenue South Edina, MN 55435.
Published on January 21, 2018
Her condolences on the Star Tribune website mention she attended Park Knoll elementary school and lived on Aquila.
From Beth N on July 8th, 2022
Debra Kay Kristal
Debra Kay Kristal
Kristal, Debra Kay Age 64, of Minnetonka, Minnesota, passed away peacefully surrounded by loving family on Friday, January 5, 2018. Debra was born on August 31, 1953 in Hudson, Wisconsin. She was a devoted wife, a dedicated mother, and a very proud grandmother, who will be deeply missed by family and her many friends. She is preceded in death by her parents, David and Connie Petersen; brother, James. She is survived by her loving husband of 45 years, Jeff Kristal; sons, Jason (Hilary) and Justin (Kristin Dorn); granddaughter, Braelyn; sister-in-law, Randee Kristal (Mark Speck- tor); brother, Marty Petersen; her beloved dog, Piper; many relatives, cousins and friends. Debra left a forever lasting impression with anyone she ever met and her free-spirited personality always put a smile on everyone's face. She loved to work in the yard and stay active. Her love of animals was shown with abundance and her commitment to family and friends was everything to her. She will be missed, but always loved and remembered. A celebration of her life will be held on January 28th, 2018 from 3pm-6pm at the Cremation Society of MN 7110 France Avenue South Edina, MN 55435.
Published on January 21, 2018
Her condolences on the Star Tribune website mention she attended Park Knoll elementary school and lived on Aquila.
From Beth N on July 8th, 2022
Debra Kay Kristal
Debra Kay Kristal
Kristal, Debra Kay Age 64, of Minnetonka, Minnesota, passed away peacefully surrounded by loving family on Friday, January 5, 2018. Debra was born on August 31, 1953 in Hudson, Wisconsin. She was a devoted wife, a dedicated mother, and a very proud grandmother, who will be deeply missed by family and her many friends. She is preceded in death by her parents, David and Connie Petersen; brother, James. She is survived by her loving husband of 45 years, Jeff Kristal; sons, Jason (Hilary) and Justin (Kristin Dorn); granddaughter, Braelyn; sister-in-law, Randee Kristal (Mark Speck- tor); brother, Marty Petersen; her beloved dog, Piper; many relatives, cousins and friends. Debra left a forever lasting impression with anyone she ever met and her free-spirited personality always put a smile on everyone's face. She loved to work in the yard and stay active. Her love of animals was shown with abundance and her commitment to family and friends was everything to her. She will be missed, but always loved and remembered. A celebration of her life will be held on January 28th, 2018 from 3pm-6pm at the Cremation Society of MN 7110 France Avenue South Edina, MN 55435.
Published on January 21, 2018
Her condolences on the Star Tribune website mention she attended Park Knoll elementary school and lived on Aquila.
Laiderman, Rande Age 54, of Los Angeles Formerly of Minneapolis Preceded in death by her father, Saul. Survived by mother, Phyllis Laiderman; sisters, Janie (Orrin) Kirschbaum, Judy (Harvey) Malmon; nieces and nephews, Julie (Reino) Makkonen, Katie (Zach) Frisch, Dan (Kate) Malmon, Abby Malmon; loving companion, Jon Jacobs; and devoted friends and family in LA and Mpls. Memorial service SUNDAY, 12 NOON, TEMPLE ISRAEL, 2324 Emerson Ave. So., Mpls. Memorials are preferred to donor's favorite charity. SHIVA, 200 Nathan Lane No., Plymouth (Sun & Mon 7 PM). Hodroff-Epstein 612 871-1234
Published by Pioneer Press from Oct. 24 to Oct. 25, 2008.
From Beth N on July 5th, 2022
Parkettes.org has this photo of Rande in their In Memoriam page.
very talented!
Laukkonen Jeffrey Scott, age 51 of Edina, died August 20, 2005 in the loving arms of his family after a courageous battle with ALS. Born in St. Paul, MN, he was a 30 year employee of the Ford Motor Company, St. Paul plant. He was preceded in death by his brother, Joel Althoff and nephew, Mitchell Reis. He is survived by his loving, courageous wife, Jan; daughter, Melissa and husband Brent Schulze, New Richmond, WI; son, David, Edina; mother, Phylis Althoff, Red Wing, MN; sisters, Kerry (Joe) Reis, Prescott, WI, and Kim (Doug) Sjostrom, Maiden Rock, WI; brother, Jeff (Karla) Althoff, Chanhassen, MN; sister-in-law, Joyce Althoff, St. Michael, MN; parents-in-law, Bud & Marcie Thorvilson, Edina; sisters-in-law, Nancy and Lynn Thorvilson, Edina; brother-in-law, Scott (Jill) Thorvilson, Rochester, MN; adoptive family, Arvo and Elna Laukkonen, St. Louis Park, Kevin and Karen Laukkonen; many adoring nieces, nephews, and many loving and supportive friends. Special thanks to Pastor Holm, friends at the Ford plant, and Fairview Hospice. Memorials preferred to the family. Private interment. Memorial service 1 PM Wednesday, Normandale Lutheran Church, 6100 Normandale Rd., Edina. Visitation 1 hour before the service at church and 6-9 PM Tuesday at: Washburn McReavy Edina Chapel West 50th St & Hwy 100 952-920-3996
I know it has been many years since Pat passed away, but I often think of him and miss him.
A great friend with a great sense of humor, and left us way too soon.
R.I.P. Old Buddy
Tom Hoglund
Jeff and I were friends from late grade school on though high school and beyond. We partied together, worked together, got in trouble together. Jeff had many talents. I just wish he could have harnessed them and used them. We had many good times together.
Jeff had a good side to him but also a troubled side. he was the kid parents said was a bad influnce on us ;) he and i almost joined the Navy in what was then known as Underwater Demolition ( or Seals ) today. all because we liked to Scuba Dive. I came to my senses at the very last min. while Jeff decided to join the Airforce. He started a great side bussiness at the State Fair with a famous pork chop on a stick. we saw each other over the years but he let his darker side pervail and we went our seperate ways. R.I.P Jeff
DeanO
Susie was my cousin, friend, confidant. She was a friend to all and an insipration for a life well lived. The following is her biography from an annual scholarship given in her memory to high school graduates by the Twin Cities Japanese Amercian Citizens League.
Susan Emi (Tsuchiya) Matsumoto 1954 – 1980
Susan E. Matsumoto Memorial Scholarship
Twin Cities JACL
Susan Emi (Tsuchiya) Matsumoto was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1954 to Frank and Helen Tsuchiya. At age 4 in 1958, Susan and Family moved from Minneapolis to St. Louis Park, Minnesota and lived there until she married David Matsumoto in 1978. Susan had two brothers, Frank and Todd Tsuchiya.
Susan graduated from St. Louis Park High School in 1972 as one of the students in the top academic honors group. She graduated from the University of Minnesota College of Education in 1976 with very high distinction.
After graduation, there were very few teaching jobs anywhere in the State of Minnesota. There was one opening in the Bloomington, MN school district and with hundreds of applications submitted, Susan got the job. She had written her whole application in beautiful calligraphy attracting the judges’ attention. The judges saw this, checked her grades, and she got the job. The position was at Park Elementary School in Bloomington. At the time of her death, she was a second grade teacher at Parkview School in Rosemount, Minnesota.
In many scrapbooks and countless papers show how she printed every program in beautiful calligraphy for all gatherings such as JACL, Buddhist Church programs and many other organizations who wanted her expertise. She never refused. She was always willing to help.
Susie was an accomplished musician; she played the piano, clarinet, and saxophone. At her high school graduation, after her lung surgery, her solo performance included five different instruments. Everyone could not believe she “blew” into these five instruments. She was always in first chair playing her clarinet for the Concert Band. She gave piano lessons to the children in the neighborhood throughout her college career to help pay for her tuition. She appeared many times on TV or at different parties to play her koto, the same koto that her Grandmother Tsuchiya played when she was a young girl.
Susan was a true Buddhist. She belonged to the Twin Cities Buddhist Association and taught Sunday School. All the children loved her as she made it fun to study the teachings of the Buddha, by performing plays, craft work, and songs. When she married, her husband David was a Christian. He marveled at the way Susan believed and started to believe it also. After her death, David studied further and became a Buddhist minister to pass the teachings onto others. He is currently President of the Institute for Buddhist Studies, Director of the Center for Contemporary Shin Buddhist Studies, and past resident minister of the Berkeley Buddhist Temple.
This is truly Susan; Who suffered through many recurrences of her illness but never complained about it. Her illness began at age 10 but she never gave up and believed she was going to live each day and carry on the work she believed in.
The Susan Matsumoto Scholarship Fund was started by Sally Sudo who taught her piano lessons when she was a very young girl. She could see Susie’s potential in learning not only piano but other things as she went to her house each week. This scholarship has been in existence since her death in 1980. Most of the recipients have been high school graduates and it seems most were girls who resemble Susan's capabilities in academics, music, art, and community service. Many recipients have followed Susan’s footsteps and have succeeded in their future endeavors.
From Chaiya(Wendy) isenberg on August 4th, 2012
Susie was awesome at everything she did. I think of her often as I drive by her house almost daily, honking my horn and waving at her mom (Helen). Sat next to her in band . She was the best clarinetist. She played her Koto at Eliot School for us all and sharing her Japanese heritage. I looked up to her. She left us much too soon.
Born Jan 8 1953
Died May 26, 1978
Buried at Ft. Snelling National Cemetary O, 0, 4889
U.S. Marine Corps Cpl, Vietnam
A hero taken too soon.
From Gary Therkelsen on September 3rd, 2012
Bruce served our country as a U.S. Marine shortly after returning to St. Louis Park died assisting a stalled motorist on Hwy 100 when he was struck by a passing vehicle.
Mileski, Howard Francis 55, of St. Paul, passed away peacefully at home Feb. 10, 2009 after a long battle with cancer. Preceded in death by father, Richard. Survived by loving wife, Joyce; children, Steve (Courtney), Chad and Tammy (Royce); stepsons, Joe (Kim) Pond and Bill (Margoe) Pond; grandchildren, Austin, Dallas, Aiden, Selena, Liam and Tyler; mother, Mary Jo; brothers, Wayne (Patty), Richard (Ingrid) and Alan (Mary); nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Was a drummer for the Prairie River Band for many years. Memorial service 11 AM Mon., Feb. 16 at Cremation Society of MN Chapel, 7110 France Ave. S., Edina (952-924-4100). Visitation 4-7 PM Sun., Feb. 15 and one hour prior to the service at the Cremation Society of MN.
Myers, Jody Elizabeth Beloved mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, friend, and teacher, died in her Los Angeles home on October 21, 2022, from brain cancer, at age 68. She was preceded in death by her parents, Michael and Eleanor Anne Myers; and sister Amy Sabrina. She is survived by her children, Adina Ackerman (Sean Dugan), Benjamin Ackerman, and Aaron Ackerman; granddaughters, Eleanor and Ruby Dugan, David Ackerman; her siblings, Jane Myers, Kathryn de Boer, and Paulo Cohen-Myers; and her aunt, Beverly Fink. A Saint Louis Park, MN, native, Jody received her Ph.D. from UCLA in 1984 and became Professor of Religious Studies and Director of the Jewish Studies Program at California State University, Northridge, where she was a dedicated and beloved teacher and mentor to her students. She also served on the executive board of the Western Jewish Studies Association. Her scholarly publications included several books and articles in the field of Jewish studies, and she neared the completion of her fourth book before she died. Widely known in the Los Angeles Jewish community, Jody taught in synagogues and other forums and loved to host friends and family in her home for meals on Jewish holidays and other occasions. She had a generous heart that touched the lives of everyone who knew her, both adults and children. Integrity, brilliance, youthfulness, moral principle, intellectual curiosity, non-stop energy, and wit were just a few of Jody's character traits. She was an expert gardener and bread baker, vegetarian, and hummingbird rescuer. She loved to hike, camp, canoe, study, and spend time with her granddaughters. As an artist and calligrapher, she created exquisite ketubot (marriage contracts) for family and friends. The family is deeply grateful for her outstanding doctors at Cedars-Sinai and her devoted caregivers. Donations in her memory may be made to the Jewish Studies Program at California State Northridge (engage.csun.edu and follow steps), Hummingbird Rescue (losangeleshummingbirdrescue.org to call), or the National Park Service (give.nationalparks.org). Funeral service 10:00 AM WEDNESDAY, October 26th at ADATH JESHURUN CONGREGATION, 10500 Hillside Lane W, Minnetonka. SHIVA, 7:00pm-9:00pm on Wednesday, at Beverly Fink's home and Thursday in the Community Room, at 4725 Minnetonka Blvd., St. Louis Park. Funeral will be livestreamed through the Adath Jeshurun's website, adathjeshurun.org. Hodroff-Epstein 612-871-1234hodroffepstein.com
Neff, Daniel C. age 62, of St. Louis Park, passed away 10/8/15. Preceded in death by parents, Edwin & Celia. Survived by Cindy Neff; son, Jason; brothers, Steve and Jon, and other relatives. Special thanks to North Memorial Hospice. Graveside service Sunday, 10/11/15, 11 AM, Adath Chesed Shel Emes Cemetery, 3740 Winnetka Ave N. Shiva Sunday 7PM, Adath Jeshurun Chapel. Arr. by Adath Jeshurun Chevra Kavod Hamet & Washburn-McReavy Edina Chapel, 952-920-3996.
Pamela L. Nelson (67 resident of St. Maries, ID passed away at Kootenai Health on May 25, 2021. She was born to Hugo and donna Swanson on March 21, 1954 in Minneapolis, MN.
O'Brien, Linda age 56, of Lakeville, on 6/8/10. Preceded in death by father, Norm Crosby. Survived by mother, Lila Kersey; daughter, Erin (Brent Knutson). Memorial gathering Sunday, 6/13/10 from 11 AM to 1 PM at Cremation Society of MN, 7110 France Ave E., Edina. 952-924-4100
Denise Cecelia Loges-O'Hara, born in Minneapolis, MN on December 14, 1953, passed away February 21, 2004. Denise was a wonderful person who touched many hearts. She always put family and friends first. Her legacy will live on forever through her family. Denise was survived by her sons, Steven, Chris, and Tim; her mother, Arloine Loges, and father Paul Loges; siblings Greg, Barry, Kevin, and Lisa; daughter-in-law Marcela, and granddaughter Stephanie. A memorial mass will be held at St. Andrew's Catholic Church, Roswell, GA, on Tuesday, February 24, 2004 at 6:00 p.m. The Cremation Society of the South is in charge of arrangements, 770-420-5557.
Published by Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Feb. 24, 2004.
Neil Frank Olsen
Birth 15 Apr 1954
Death 2 May 2016 (aged 62)
Burial
Fort Snelling National Cemetery
Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota, USA
Plot Section CC1 Row 15 Site 23A
HN (Hospitalman) USN
Rich and I played together since grade school years. Often We were Marines. In high school We were friends, and I took My motorcycle test with him and maybe Tom Mack. The last time I saw him was at Murphy Regional park. He is missed.
Barry is so memorable! He was athletic and super smart. He was kind and funny. We had so many classes together, I can't count them all. He was always willing to explain a math problem start to finish, something I often needed!
From Dan Sloan on June 30th, 2022
An obituary published by DIGNITY at
https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/dallas-tx/barry-papermaster-7809549
Another published by the DALLAS MORNING NEWS at
https://obits.dallasnews.com/us/obituaries/dallasmorningnews/name/barry-papermaster-obituary?id=1650409
Teresa Ann Petri
Birth .. 31 Jul 1954, Minnesota, USA
Death .. 5 Feb 1970 (aged 15), Hennepin County, Minnesota, USA
Burial .. Lakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota, USA
Plot .. Section 38 Lot 117 Grave 3
Parents .. Franklin Petri 1925–1989
Audrey Anderson Petri 1926–2021
Phillippi, Marilyn was born in Minneapolis on March 26, 1953 and died peacefully on April 6, 2023 while her beloved sister Sally prayed at her side. Marilyn leaves behind her companion Bob Mallon and longtime friend Gale Nielsen. Marilyn's quick wit often entertained both staff and residents at Masonic Home in Bloomington, MN-her home for the past three years. Marilyn always acknowledged everybody's birthday with the knack for finding the "appropriate" birthday card often to the chagrin of the recipient and never forgot to add cash for a youngster's birthday. She was a proud aunt and great-aunt who provided much love and care to her nieces and nephews over the years. Marilyn has joined the Community of Saints with her parents, Marion and Joe and brothers, Tom and Tim. She is survived by sisters, Kathy (Bill) Fox, Gail Archer and Sally Hunner and brothers, Mike (Kathy) Phillippi and Joel (Bonnie) Phillippi and many nieces and nephews. Many thanks to the staff at Masonic Home with special gratitude to Nicole, Charles, Health Partners Brenda Anderson for all their support and communication with the family these past three medically dominated years. Recently Grace Hospice stepped in and added their support which provided the family with much needed comfort. A private service has been held. gearty-delmore.com 763-553-1411
Age 66, lived his whole life in the Twin Cities. He passed peacefully with family by his side on Sept. 20, 2021. He grew up in North Mpls and moved to St. Louis Park as a young teen. He attended the University of MN which was always his dream as he and his family were huge MN sports fans and especially loyal Gopher fans. With his love of sports and people, David entered the business world. He brought his charismatic personality and big heart wherever he went. He is preceded in death by his parents, Milton and Charlotte (Ermansky) Rutman; and father in law, Herbert Bernick. He is survived by his wife, Sheila (Bernick), married just shy of 39 years; and the true loves of his life, his four children, their spouses and three grandchildren. Marni (Brent) Gensler, Rochelle (Christopher) Rogers, Allison (Andrew) Lifson, Charles Rutman, Liam and Eva Gensler and Cecilia Rogers; his brother, Gordon (Sherri) Rutman; mother-in law, Marcia Bernick; brothers and sisters in law, Alan (Elisa) Bernick, Steven (Vivian) Bernick and many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. David had many passions throughout his life. He loved to play sports, and shared his love of sports by coaching his own children and many others. Always watching sports, he never gave up on his MN Vikings. David’s long health battles even to the end were always fought with courage, a smile and his signature thumbs up! The family wishes to thank all the medical personnel who helped David through his challenges with great skill, compassionate care and kindness. David will always be remembered for his love of sports, playing cards with his good buddies, his love of good food (especially Chinese food and french silk pie), but most of all, for his love of family! David, always in our hearts. Zoom funeral 12:00 PM on THURSDAY, September 23rd. In lieu of flowers please consider making a donation to Sholom Home East, JCC, Beth Jacob Congregation or donor's choice. Email zoom1@hodroffepstein.com for link to service.
Schultz, Steven Earl age 69 of St. Louis Park died peacefully on January 19, 2023 after a valiant battle with cancer. Steve, a lifelong resident of St. Louis Park, was an avid drag racer, car enthusiast and mechanic to so many. He coached youth bowling for over 30 years and funded youth bowling scholarships at Texa-Tonka Lanes. Preceded in death by his father, Earl, and mother Daphne; sister, Desley; and daughter, Stacey. Survived by his daughter, Katie (Terran); grandchildren, Grace and Connor; sisters Dierdre and Diane; nieces Alexandra (James) and Diana; great-niece, Taylor; friend Jeanine and many other relatives and friends. A celebration of life will be held this spring.
Lin & I met at the bus stop on the first day of kindergarten at Brookside elementary. Having discovered that we lived only one block apart, we became fast friends. In fact, the time I ran away from home (8 years old), it was to her house. We shared lots of life together including our weddings and later our kids played together whenever I visited Mpls. She contracted Hodgkins Disease in high school, but was in remission for over 20 years. When she died, she had been married 21 years and had 3 children. (Leslee Cato)
From Beth N on July 6th, 2022
Birth Dec 3 1953
Married to Robert Jacob Seifert April 20, 1974
Died November9, 1995
Carol was a grade school classmate at Brookside Elementary, always full of fun. We had Girl Scout camp outs in her backyard too, on Vernon Avenue.
From Bob Rutt on August 3rd, 2012
I Rember Carol from my 1st year in Public school. She helped my in Math class. She was always kind & friendly. Also, got a chance to play frisby with her @ Thomas Beach. She was the best female fisby player I knew. R.I.P.
Karen was a good friend to me. She and Mr. Gunlock sparked my interest in photography and generously shared her skill at developing black & white photos in her Dad's darkroom where we spent many fun hours.
Karen loved to ski and we would ditch school on good snow days, load our gear into her 57' Chevy and take off for Buck Hill, sometimes Afton Alps. She was a very graceful downhill skier and a patient instructor as she tried to help me improve my low/intermediate skill level.
Karen, your friendship is dearly missed. Rest in peace. xox
From Beth N on July 7th, 2022
Karen Sorlien
Sorlien, Karen 61, formerly of St. Louis Park, MN died Wednesday, April 8, 2015 in Fond du Lac, WI.
Published on April 12, 2015
She played intramural volleyball and has 3 photos in the 1972 yearbook, page 107.
Soskin, Ronald James Age 51 Passed away peacefully On Tuesday February 7, 2006. Ron was a wonderful father, friend, brother and son, with a zest for life that never abandoned him even in illness. Funeral service will be held THURSDAY (TODAY) at 1:15PM at BETH EL SYNAGOGUE, 5224 West 26th Street, St. Louis Park. Ron graduated from the University of Minnesota and received a law degree from UCLA. He was preceded in death by his loving mother Joan and grandparents Margaret and Mel Shea and Joe and Belle Soskin. He is survived by his wife Lisa and son Sam, his father Arnold and his wife Renee, as well as brothers and sisters, Rick and Stephanie Soskin, Debi and Phil Becker, Robbie and Patti Soskin and Nancy and Todd Lurie. Ron will be deeply missed by his loving aunt and uncle Ron and Elaine Burton. Ron was a devoted uncle to his many nieces and nephews - Jorie, Marc, Joan, Taylor, Jake, Zach, Morgan, Jeffry, Maddie, Ellie, Adison. We want to thank Ron's loving care-givers Rosita Brown, Georgia Fivecoat and Jamie Lund. In addition to family, Ron left behind a wide network of devoted friends from Los Angeles to Minneapolis to Washington. Shiva services will be held by the family at 7 PM Thursday and Sunday evening at 802 Edgemoor Drive, Hopkins. The family is planning a memorial foundation to honor Ron's love of life and to support medical breakthroughs about which Ron was so passionate. Hodroff-Epstein 612-871-1234 online guestbook at: www.hodroffepstein.com
Published by Pioneer Press from Feb. 8 to Feb. 9, 2006.
Randy Lee Stahlecker, age 67 of Minnetonka, MN died on September 24th surrounded by close family.
Randy is survived by his former wife, Debbie (Loftus) Stahlecker.
His memory will forever live in his children and grandchildren’s hearts; Kyle of Chanhassen, Caley (Stahlecker) Lende (Joey), Maci and Madi of Gardner, ND. Also survived by brothers Mike (Missy), Scott, and many nieces and nephews.
Preceded in death by parents, Ray and Jan Stahlecker.
Randy was loved and will be missed by many friends and family. Randy was known for his athletic abilities, especially hockey and softball. Randy was fond of the great outdoors and over the years had many great adventures spent with family and friends, camping, canoeing, boating and fishing.
Visitation Friday, October 1, 4:30-6:30 PM with Memorial Service 6:30 PM at Gearty-Delmore Park Chapel, 3960 Wooddale Ave S., St. Louis Park.
Strasser, Janis A. (Hicks) Age 60, of Orono. Passed away suddenly on 1/8/15. Survived by her loving husband, Mark & son, Alex; mother, Marlene (Lance) Johnson; brothers, Gordon "Buzz" (Sandy) Hicks & Dan Hicks; nieces, Christy and Hanna; nephews, Donnie and Kyle; loving relatives and friends. Mass of Christian Burial 11 AM on Friday, Jan. 23, 2015 at Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church, 2385 Commerce Blvd., Mound, MN. Private interment. In lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred to the Ada Lake Association, P.O. Box 202, Pine River, MN 56474.
Williams, Dale Adrian Age 63 of Scottsdale, AZ, formerly of St. Louis Park, MN, passed away 11/4/17 after a courageous battle with cancer. Survived by his wife Jeannette, parents Henry and Yvonne Williams of St. Louis Park, MN, sisters Barb Svendahl, Maggie (Pat) Keating of Mpls, MN, numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Memorial service 11/16/17, 10 am at Green Acres Chapel of Light, Scottsdale, AZ.
Wilson, Anne O'Donnell age 56, of Golden Valley, passed peacefully in the presence of her family on Jan. 29, 2011. Preceded in death by father, George; brother, Stephen; and sister, Nancy. Anne is survived by mother, Joan Weisbeck; brother, Ed (Leslie) O'Donnell; former husband, Jim Wilson; their son, James (Britania) Wilson. Registered nurse, lifetime caregiver, and devoted friend. Memorial service will be held Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2011 at 4 PM, St. George's Episcopal Church, 5224 Minnetonka Blvd., St. Louis Park. Washburn-McReavy Strobeck Johnson Chapel 952 938-9020
Kachman Teri Lee, age 50, of Hopkins, on 9/1/04. Preceded in death by mother, Marjorie. Survived by daughters, Margi, MyLee and Sarah; stepfather, Wayne Bast; sister, Nancy (Chris) Glaze & nephew, Jason. Memorial service Tuesday, 9/7/04 at 7 PM at Cross of Glory Baptist Church, 4600 Shady Oak Rd., Minnetonka, 952- 935-3696. Memorials preferred to the family. Cremation Society of MN 612-825-2435
Published in Star Tribune on Sep. 5, 2004.
From Bob Rutt on August 3rd, 2012
I remember Terry from Meadow Brook Manor. I worked landscaping there 1 summer. Teri was always a free spirit. Maybe a little on the
Obituary of Robert John Younger
Younger, Robert J. aka "Bobby" Passed away April 24th, 2022, at the age of 69. Bob was a proud U.S NAVY Veteran. Bob owned and operated J.C.Younger Co. his entire life. Preceded in death by his father Bill and sister Pat. Survived by his wife Michelle, of 31 years, mother Eleanor, sister Carol and husband Bruce, sons Peter, Sandy, Bill, Charlie and daughter Sara; his grandchildren Talen, Lucien, his little sweetie Skylyn and Tytan. And many other family members. There will be a celebration of life on June 4th, 2022, from 12 noon to 3p.m. Location will be at J. C. Younger Co., 5626 West Lake St., Saint Louis Park, 55416.Lunch provided
Dr. Michael Zuckman, Mordechai Avraham ben Elimelech, son of Clarice a"h and Melvin, was nifter on 1 Shevat, Jan 20. His body lost the battle against osteosarcoma, but his emunah and bitachon never wavered. He leaves behind his beloved wife, Chaya,sons Elchanan and wife Penina, Benyamin and wife Yehudis, grandchildren Chana Leah, Moshe, and Shmuel, father Melvin, siblings Marleen May, Edith Katz, Evan Zuckman and Andrea Zuckman
Funeral will be held at Eretz HaChayim Cemetery, near Beit Shemesh, Israel, Thursday evening, 7:30 pm. For info call 02-999-7526. Shiva in Jerusalem at Benyamin Zuckman, 129B Sanhedria Murchevet, 02-540-9419. DSL 323-204-4063. Please call for times. Shiva in Minneapolis Monday evening thru Thursday morning. Contact Congregation Bais Yisroel for details. 952-926-7867
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