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| 851 | ORD — Lumir G. Hayek, 80, of Ord passed away on Saturday, Dec. 16, 2017, at the Valley County Health System Hospital in Ord. Mr. Hayek’s wishes were to be cremated. The family will greet friends from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 23, at Calamity Jane’s Steakhouse in Ord. Inurnment services and military honors will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 27, at Fort McPherson National Cemetery south of Maxwell. Memorials are suggested to the Ord Volunteer Fire Department. Ord Memorial Chapel is in charge of the arrangements. Lumir George was born May 10, 1937, on the farm in the Springdale Township of Valley County to Henry and Marie (Valla) Hayek. He received his education at Springdale Country School and Ord High School. Lumir entered the United States Army in November of 1955. He served in active duty until November of 1958, achieving the rank of SP5, and remained in the Army Reserve until his honorable discharge in November of 1961. Following the military, Lumir returned to Ord, where he worked various jobs. He drove a milk truck for O’Haloran Dairy before beginning his long-term employment with Boilesen Elevator and continued to run the family farm after his father’s death. In 1985, Lumir went to work at Trotter Fertilizer and Propane, where he worked until his retirement in 2009. On March 1, 1985, Lumir was united in marriage to Emily (Nelsen) Rice at Curtis and became the stepfather to Stacy and Shannon. Lumir was a member of the Valley Rods Car Club and a lifetime member of the Ord VFW. Stock car racing and NASCAR were a big part of Lumir’s life. He and Emily attended many races at various tracks in Nebraska. In the 1950s and ’60s Lumir drove his own stock car at area tracks. The couple attended NASCAR races in Michigan, Virginia, and many other states for over 20 years. Lumir’s favorite track was Bristol in Tennessee. He is survived by his wife, Emily of Ord; two daughters and sons-in-law, Stacy and Joel Streff of Ord and Shannon and Brent Phillips of Little Elm, Texas; three granddaughters, Kelsey Streff and Mackenzie and Hailey Phillips; and his constant companion, Chloe. He was preceded in death by his parents; three sisters, Mildred Slagle, Irene Stanek and Alyce Peters; and a brother, Lesley “Lad” Sindelar. | Hayek, Lumir (I480)
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| 852 | OTTAWA — Kathleen Holm, 92, of Ottawa, died Wednesday evening, Oct. 5, at her home. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Monday, Oct. 10, at Trinity Lutheran Church in Ottawa with the Rev. Garry Briesacher, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Oakwood Memorial Park. Visitation will be from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday at Mueller Funeral Home in Ottawa, and one hour prior to the services Monday at the church. Kathleen was born on May 23, 1919, in Ottawa, to Harold and Sadie (Friestad) Fosse. She was a registered nurse at Ryburn Hospital, Pleasant View and Ottawa Public Schools. She married Melvin W. Holm on May 3, 1946, in Sycamore. He died on April 22, 2005. Kathleen was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church. She is survived by two daughters, Susan (Emmett) Bowles of Louisville, Ky., and Martha (Charles) Black of Seneca; two sons, Alan (Shirley) Holm of Lancaster, Pa., and Peter L. (Helen) Holm of Springfield; nine grandchildren, Anita Hagelin, Nathan, Ben, Matthew and Joshua Holm, Beau Beguin, Sara Countryman and Connor and Katie Kennedy; three great-grandchildren, George Holm, Olivia Beguin and Shawn Hagelin; one sister, Monica Howell of Olympia, Wash.; and two brothers, William (Ruth) Fosse of Evansville, Ind., and Maurice Fosse of Mesa, Ariz. She was preceded in death by her husband; one daughter, Mary Kennedy; and two sisters, Marilynn Smith and Phyllis Bohannon. | Fosse, Kathleen Alicia (I4374)
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| 853 | Pastor | Jørgensen, Theodor Emil (I8336)
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| 854 | Paul A. Peterson, age 87. Beloved husband of the late Phyllis, nee Bush; loving father of David R. (Debra) and Janis L. Peterson (James Donahue) and step-father of Michael J. (Tammy) Whitmore; dear grandfather of Kenneth, Rebecca, Erica, Caitlin, and Michael E.; cherished great-grandfather of Paul and Camber; fond brother of Robert J. (Ruth); longtime companion of Muriel Gloeckle. Funeral services are private. Interment, Graceland Cemetery, Chicago. Info: 847.673.6111 or www.habenfuneral.com. Published in a Chicago Tribune Media Group Publication on Mar. 5, 2016 | Peterson, Paul Anthony (I4221)
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| 855 | Pickle Snyder January 20, 1934 — December 11, 2024 Clara Eloise "Pickle" Thomsen Snyder January 20, 1934 to December 11, 2024 Knud and Rena (Rossen) Thomsen welcomed their fifth child and fourth daughter on January 20, 1934, in rural Frontier County, Nebraska, near Curtis. They enlisted the help of their family in naming their new baby, with all of them putting their favorite name (possibly their own) in a hat. Ultimately, the name Clara Eloise was drawn out, and for the first six years of her life, she went by her middle name. When she was six, Eloise had her tonsils removed and all she would eat was dill pickles. Her dad started calling her Pickle, and that was her name for the next 84+ years. Pickle adored her siblings Robert, Hilda, Luella, and Delila (Pye). The tales of their shenanigans were legendary and usually ended with Bob telling his sisters, "Don't tell the folks," and they never did. Pickle also had several cousins in the Curtis area who would become life-long friends. She attended a rural school south of Curtis, where she discovered her love of reading. Pickle would attend high school at the University of Nebraska School of Agriculture in Curtis where she graduated with the Class of 1951. She often spoke about going with her Mom and sisters to the North Platte Canteen during World War II to serve sandwiches to soldiers as they traveled across the U.S. After graduation, Pickle worked in her Mom's cafe in Curtis and was also a telephone operator. She was very creative and sewed her own clothes, often adjusting the patterns to fit her personal style. Pickle loved to dance, and legend has it she may have danced on a tabletop or two in her day. She also enjoyed the simple things in life, like a pot or two of coffee, a drag on a cigarette, and a cold beer. She married Daryl Snyder on March 17, 1957, in her Aunt Elsie and Uncle Pete's kitchen in a double ceremony with her cousin Kenny and his bride Dolly Nelsen. They spent most of their married life in Grant, Nebraska, where they owned the Grant Bowl. They sold the bowling alley in 1982, and Pickle worked as a cashier at the Coop until her retirement in 1999. Pickle and Daryl were proud parents to their four children - Lois, Deanna, Jennifer, and Steve. She also had a special relationship with Daryl's brother Gary, whom they helped raise after his Mom died in a car accident in 1957. Pickle and Daryl taught their children how to be thoughtful people who worked hard and also enjoyed life. Often known as the baby-whisperer, Pickle's greatest joy in life was being a Grandma to Samantha, Dane, Ryan, Elizabeth, Hailey, and Erik. Pickle is survived by her children Lois (Rick) Jacobs of Lincoln, Deanna (Allen) Aurich of Sidney, Jennifer Snyder of Lincoln and Steve (Michelle) Snyder of Grant; her grandchildren Samantha (Matt) Sinclair of Lincoln, Dane Aurich of Sidney, Ryan Aurich of Lincoln, Elizabeth (Colton) Wurst of Gresham, Hailey (fiance Logan Mendenhall) Snyder of Pueblo, Colorado and Erik Snyder of Grant; great-grandchildren Sawyer, Ava and Hudson Sinclair and Charlie, Creed and Maverick Wurst; sister Luella Glaze; sister-in-law Veda Thomsen; and brother- and sister-in-law Gary and Gail Snyder; and several nieces, nephews and other relatives. She is preceded in death by her husband Daryl; her parents Knud and Rena Thomsen; infant brother Harold Thomsen; brother Robert Thomsen; sister Hilda Leachman and her husband Jake; sister Delila (Pye) Cooper and her husband Keith; brother-in-law Gorman Glaze; father- and mother-in-law Faye and Lois Snyder; sister- and brother-in-law Sharalyn and Neal Harr; nieces Marianne Cooper and Sharon Dam; and nephews Oscar Thomsen, Ronald Glaze and Mike Cooper. A memorial has been established in Pickle's memory for later designation. Condolences may be shared at bullocklongfuneralhome.com, where the services will be streamed live. Services will be on Friday, December 20, at 10 a.m. at the Grant United Methodist Church, with Pastor Ceciliah Igweta officiating. Burial will be at Fort McPherson National Cemetery at Maxwell. Visitation will be on Thursday, from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m., at the Bullock-Long Funeral Home in Grant. Bullock-Long Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. | Thomsen, Clara Eloise (I234)
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| 856 | Postbud | Stenger, Gustav Adolph (I1855)
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| 857 | Postbud | Andersen, Andreas Madsen (I4595)
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| 858 | Postbud | Kastbjerg, Holger Bekke (I8087)
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| 859 | Pottemager | Jensen, Niels Bødker (I5152)
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| 860 | Quitzau, Johannes Hansen, født den 23. apr. 1905 i Løgumkloster. Gift den 27. mar. 1929 i Nr. Løgum kirke med Mette, født Tryck den 29. sep. 1906 i Nr. Løgum. Han etablerede sig den 6. januar 1931 som blikkenslagermester i Sønderborg, på adressen Ahlmannsvej 50. Ud over blikkenslagerarbejde lavede han også karosseriarbejde. Den gang var det ofte nødvendigt at ombygge karosseriet på personbiler til erhvervsbiler. Blikkenslagerforretningen voksede hurtigt til en omfattende produktionsvirksomhed. Senere startedes en produktion af autokølere. Efter 2. Verdenskrig, hvor firmaet var flyttet til Vølundsgade, åbnedes et automobilværksted og firmaet overtog Ford forhandlingen af firmaet Voigt & Rasmussen. I 1950 begyndte man at producere en 2-takts påhængsmotor på 2 HK. Den blev kun produceret en kort overgang. I industriafdelingen var man også begyndt at fabrikere industriborde og vaske i rustfrit stål. Senere fik firmaet forhandlingen af Vespa Scootere og da værkstedet og udstillingen på hjørnet af Vølundsgade/Ringgade blev bygget, åbnedes også en Esso tankstation. Midt i 60-erne flyttedes al industri ud på en nybygget fabrik på Grundtvigsalle, og automobilafdelingen overtog lokaliteterne på Vølundsgade/Ringgade. Industriproduktionen på Grundtvigsallé kom til at omfatte centralvarmekedlen "Q-Kedlen", industri stålvaske/borde og landbrugsudstyr. I 1970-erne fik firmaet en kontrakt på fabrikation af varmevekslere til det amerikanske luftvåben. Det var en del af købsaftalen på 50 stk. F-16 fly mellem USA og Danmark. Firmaet Quitzau gik sidst i 1970-erne konkurs. Kilde´: www.bbeim.dk | Quitzau, Johannes Hansen (I4097)
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| 861 | Radiotekniker | Møller, Jes Iversen (I988)
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| 862 | Ralph Or Korky Or Korky Korbacher, 53 Ralph 'Korky' Korbacher retired Oceanside officer San Diego Union-Tribune, The (CA) - Tuesday, March 19, 2002 Affable and approachable, Ralph "Korky" Korbacher seemed a perfect fit for his role as the Oceanside Police Department's point man in community outreach programs. A founding board member in 1995 of Partners for Healthy Neighborhoods, he worked with residents of some of the city's high-crime areas to reduce violence and address concerns about public safety. "Ralph's contributions to the Partners collaborative and the Oceanside community went above and beyond the call of duty," said Connie Johnson, a Partners for Healthy Neighborhoods activist. "Whenever there was a major public safety issue in one of our neighborhoods, he was there." Mr. Korbacher, who retired as a police lieutenant last July, was found dead in his Oceanside home March 11 by one of his daughters. He was 53. The cause of death was coronary artery disease, said daughter Karen Korbacher. An avid runner and outdoorsman with a passion for water sports, Mr. Korbacher appeared to be in robust health, said Rudy Martinez, a close friend and a former police colleague. "We had just had dinner Saturday night and solidified plans to buy a bar-restaurant in Lake Havasu," Martinez said. "It was something we had talked about for the past two or three years." A 30-year veteran of the Oceanside Police Department, Mr. Korbacher had served in patrol, homicide and narcotics and as a detective and motorcycle officer. During the last 12 years of his career, as a lieutenant, he helped coordinate substations throughout the city while concentrating on social services. "He was such an approachable person, almost no one was afraid to talk to him," Martinez said. "That was a critical skill in the kind of neighborhood work he did." Mr. Korbacher helped create the Oceanside Police Department's NETwork neighborhood team and various neighborhood resource centers. After retirement, he continued to be active in Partners for Healthy Neighborhoods, a collaborative of nonprofit agencies that addresses issues in the Mesa Margarita, Eastside and Crown Heights communities of Oceanside. "When someone asked, 'Where's a cop when you need one?' Ralph was there for us," Johnson said. "He volunteered at many community events on his own time and became a dear and respected friend to many of us." Mr. Korbacher, who maintained homes in Lake Havasu and Oceanside, was born in Bayless, Ill. He lived in Phoenix and worked in his father's bar and restaurant business before being drafted into the Army. As an infantryman during the Vietnam War, he was awarded a Bronze Star and a Purple Heart, the latter for a shrapnel wound in a leg. He left the Army as a sergeant after two years and began his law enforcement career in Oceanside. For at least 20 years, Mr. Korbacher represented the Oceanside Police Department in the annual, 120-mile Baker to Las Vegas relay for law enforcement agencies. Each participant runs up to seven miles in the annual event, which can range from oppressive heat to chilling cold, up daunting hills and across barren deserts. "Korky would run 10 miles a day in training," Martinez said. "It was a stress reliever for him. It helped him concentrate and relax." About a year ago, Mr. Korbacher bought a 25-foot-plus motorboat for boating on Lake Mead. He also had taken up biking at Lake Havasu and enjoyed pistol shooting. "One of his priorities after retirement was spending more time with his four daughters," Martinez said. "He had spent so much time away from them during his law-enforcement career that he was looking to make up for it." Besides his daughter Karen, Mr. Korbacher is survived by daughters Renee Korbacher of Vista, Kristen Korbacher of Encinitas and Andria Korbacher of Oceanside; a sister, Shari Har of Yuma; brothers, Andy of Oceanside and Karl of Indianapolis; and his companion, Kathie Ivey of Lake Havasu, Ariz. Donations are suggested to Alpha Avengers Association, in care of Bob Morris, 3038 Lone Oak Road, Hueytown, AL 35023. A viewing was held Friday at Eternal Hills Mortuary Chapel, followed by a reception at the Elks Lodge in Oceanside. San Diego Union-Tribune, The (CA) - Tuesday, March 19, 2002 | Korbacher, Ralph Lee (I5914)
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| 863 | RAYMOND - Elsie M. Linehan, 68, of 23 Riverside Drive, died Oct. 31, 1999, at the Exeter Hospital. Born Oct. 7, 1931, in Medford, Mass., she was the daughter of Christian and Olga (Neilsen) Tonder. A longtime resident of Raymond, she was formerly employed as a Kamborian operator for Epping Shoe Co., Stage Door Shoe Co. in Raymond and Alrose Shoe Co. in Exeter. She enjoyed playing bingo. Her husband, John Linehan, died in 1988; her son, William, died in 1978, and her daughter, Nancy, died in 1991. Her family includes to daughters, Mary Braley of Hampton and Virginia Linehan of Matlacha, Fla.; three sons, Robert Linehan of Bokeelia, Fla., John Linehan of Exeter and Thomas Linehan of Raymond; six grandchildren; two step-grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren Foster's Daily Democrat (Dover, NH) - Monday, November 1, 1999 | Tonder, Elsie Mathilde (I757)
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| 864 | Remembering you as a cousin. Honoring you for your pioneering work in cryptology in the service of our country. You paved the way (the hard way) for other brilliant women and we thank you. - Grace's son Robert and wife. Lämnad av Bob and Vicki Uhr den 15 Okt 2020 | Klaessy, Velva Lotus (I7863)
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| 865 | Rena May (Falconer) Meyer, 68, of Marlborough, died Thursday, Aug. 10, 2006, in Marlborough. She was the wife of Frederick W. Meyer, who died in 2000, for 41 years. Born in Somerville, she was the daughter of the late William and Alexandrina (Anderson) Falconer. She leaves a daughter, Susan R. (Meyer) Wing and her husband, William (Buck); a son, Frederick Warren Meyer Jr. and his wife, Carol, of Marlborough; her grandchildren, Bryant, Courtney and Jeffrey Wing, Ashley Walker-Meyer and Ryan Doucet; a sister, Carol A. Kee of Ashland; three brothers, Raymond H. Falconer and his wife, Rita, of Framingham, Jack Falconer of Vernon, Conn., and Cliff Falconer and his wife, Sunny, of Waltham; two sisters-in-law, Nancy Falconer of New Jersey and Sue Meyer of Groton; one brother and sister-in-law, Richard and Carol Martin of Dunedin, Fla., formerly of Lancaster; and many nieces and nephews. She was the sister of the late William Falconer and mother of the late Cheryl J. Meyer-Doucet. A funeral service will take place Tuesday, Aug. 15, at 11 a.m., in the chapel of the Matarese Funeral Home, 325 Main St., Ashland, with burial to follow in Wildwood Cemetery in Ashland. Calling hours are Monday, Aug. 14, from 4 to 7 p.m., at the funeral home. Instead of flowers, donations in her memory may be made to Wide Horizons for Children Adoption Agency, attn: Lindsey Carver, 38 Edge Hill Road, Waltham, MA 02451. | Falconer, Alexandrina May (I700)
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| 866 | Richard Carl Johnson, age 48, passed away at his home in Westfield on November 17, 2020. He was born in New London, Connecticut to Robert and Constance Johnson. He married his friend and love, Melissa Kathleen Woodward, in April 2006. Richard was a loving and ambitious man who was like a father to many and was looked up to by others. He worked as a podiatrist and helped many people. He enjoyed running, boats, and a good cigar. He was very handy and was known to help anyone that needed it. Rich is survived by his his mother and father, his wife, Melissa Johnson, daughter Kaela Mae and son Sean Michael; his brother and sister-in-law, Michael and Karol Johnson, his brother and sister-in-law, Rob and Linda Proffitt, and nephews Tyler and Colin Proffitt and niece, Dominique White, who all loved and cherished spending time with him. Please join us in celebrating his life Sunday, November 22, 2020, between 1pm – 3pm at Firtion Adams Funeral Service, 76 Broad Street, Westfield, MA. For those that cannot attend, virtual attendance is possible through https://youtu.be/7Ff26gBDo4Q. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Education Fund for Kaela and Sean Johnson at Westfield Bank, 141 Elm Street, Westfield, MA 01085 or any local Westfield Bank branch. Donations can be made in person or mailed to the Westfield Bank address. www.firtionadams.com To Plant Memorial Trees in memory, please visit our Sympathy Store. Published in The Republican from Nov. 20 to Nov. 21, 2020. | Johnson, Richard Carl (I6484)
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| 867 | Richard Kikke OBITUARIES Mount Prospect Times (IL) - Thursday, March 16, 2000 Richard W. Kikke, 83, of Des Plaines died March 4 at Lee Manor Healthcare in Des Plaines. Mr. Kikke was a veteran of World War II, having served in the U.S. Navy. He was a retired building engineer for Illinois Bell. He held membership in the Maka Hi Social Club, Des Plaines Elks Club and Lake Opeka Golf Club. Preceded in death by his wife, Irene, he is survived by his sons, Carol Lynn and Ron (JoEl); grandchildren, Erik, Scott and Bethany; and brother, David Kikkebusch. Arrangements were handled by DuPage Cremations, Ltd. | Kikkebusch, Richard Walter (I7061)
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| 868 | Robert 'Bob' George Petersen North Platte Telegraph, The (NE) - Tuesday, April 11, 2006 CURTIS - Robert "Bob" George Petersen, 79, of Curtis, passed away April 10, 2006, at Great Plains Regional Medical Center in North Platte. He was born March 13, 1927, to Jack and Giziah Decker Petersen in Ashland. He graduated from Maxwell High School in May 1945. After graduation, he was inducted into the U.S. Army. He received infantry training in Livingston, La., and served in France and Germany. He was honorably discharged Oct. 19, 1946. He attended the Grand Island Business College and went to work for Peter Kiewit Co. as office manager. On May 12, 1950, he married Agnes Sigrid Kjargaard of Curtis. Later that year he went to work for the Union Pacific Railroad and worked there for 42 years. Mr. Petersen attended First Methodist Church and was a lifetime member of the American Legion Post 95 of Curtis and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. His main hobby was golf. Bob and Agnes enjoyed spending winters in Texas and taking trips in their camper. He loved his family. Survivors include his wife, Agnes Petersen of Curtis; two daughters, Diane (Bill) Eshleman of North Platte and Debra Lee of O'Neill; a son, Lon (Barbara) Petersen of Elkhorn; five grand-children, Jennifer (Chris) Stephens of Omaha, Eric (Molly) Lee of Memphis, Tenn., Justin (Stephanie) Petersen of Great Falls, Mont., Tamina (Jereme) Hartman of Elkhorn and John Lee of O'Neill; a sister, Linda (Dave) O'Neel and family of Eagle. He was preceded in death by his parents, an infant brother and a great-granddaughter, Hope Rae Hartman. Memorials may be given to the United Methodist Church in Curtis or the Arrowhead Golf Course of Curtis. Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the United Methodist Church in Curtis with Kevin Burkhardt officiating. Burial will be in the Curtis Cemetery with military honors by the American Legion Post 95 of Curtis. Visitation will be from 5 to 9 p.m. Thursday and from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday at Blase-Wetzel Funeral Home in Curtis. | Petersen, Robert George (I7805)
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| 869 | Rusthållare | Bergström, Anders (I3220)
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| 870 | Rusthållare | Bergström, Anders Viktor (I7575)
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| 871 | Rusthållare i Kullabacka, Kila Församling | Bergström, Johan Gotthard (I3077)
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| 872 | Schneider | Jürgensen, Lütje Hans Hinrich (I3618)
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| 873 | Shirley Ann Rossen and Maurice Allan Foldoe were married twice. First time around 1941 and 2nd time in 1972. Both marriages were divorced | Rossen, Shirley Ann (I1442)
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| 874 | Skibsfører ved folketællingen i 1940 | Schmidt, Hans Jensen (I3894)
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| 875 | Skilt ved sin død | Petersen, Peter (I5881)
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| 876 | Skoarbetare Dör mycket fattig, äger inget av värde enligt bouppteckningen. Bor vid sin död på Köpmangatan 15 i Gamla Stan, Stockholm. Avlider på Beckomberga Sjukhus, vilket då var et mentalsjukhus. Dödsorsak: Haemorrhagia cerebri - Hjärnblödning | Persson, Ernst Sigfrid (I3274)
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| 877 | Skokapten Johannes Olsson was born into the Nilsson family in Jonstorp, Sweden. The year was 1830. He had a great love for sailing and spent most of his life on the high seas. His career as the skipper of a sailing ship ended west of France. He was caught in a violent storm, irregular atmospheric and turbulent waves struck his great ship and she heeled over and sank in the Bay of Biscay. Some lives were lost, but he survived although it impaired his health and he died of complications in 1887, at the age of 57. Maria Jonasson was born in Jonstorp, Sweden in 1845 and married Johannes on Feb. 8th, 1867. She was 22 and Johannes was 37. They had seven children, three boys and four girls.. Because of the economic and social changes that occurred in the late 1800's, five of their children came to America. When she died at the age of 86 in 1931, Sweden was developing into the most prosperous nation in Northern Europe. Johannes and Maria are buried in their family gravesite on the Parish Churchyard in Jonstorp, Sweden. | Olsson, Johannes (I3817)
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| 878 | Skokapten Johannes Olsson was born into the Nilsson family in Jonstorp, Sweden. The year was 1830. He had a great love for sailing and spent most of his life on the high seas. His career as the skipper of a sailing ship ended west of France. He was caught in a violent storm, irregular atmospheric and turbulent waves struck his great ship and she heeled over and sank in the Bay of Biscay. Some lives were lost, but he survived although it impaired his health and he died of complications in 1887, at the age of 57. Maria Jonasson was born in Jonstorp, Sweden in 1845 and married Johannes on Feb. 8th, 1867. She was 22 and Johannes was 37. They had seven children, three boys and four girls.. Because of the economic and social changes that occurred in the late 1800's, five of their children came to America. When she died at the age of 86 in 1931, Sweden was developing into the most prosperous nation in Northern Europe. Johannes and Maria are buried in their family gravesite on the Parish Churchyard in Jonstorp, Sweden. Kenneth Leroy Mercer 28 April 2013 | Jonasdotter, Maria (I3818)
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| 879 | Skolebetjent | Christiansen, Andreas Martin (I3923)
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| 880 | Skomager | Quitzau, Hans Christian (I4172)
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| 881 | Skomager | Quitzau, Mads Hansen (I3666)
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| 882 | Skomager | Hjort, Otto Frederic (I5644)
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| 883 | Skomager - Shoemaker | Becker, Christian Jensen (I4847)
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| 884 | Skomager - Shoemaker | Holm, Jacob (I1727)
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| 885 | Skovløber, indsidder ved Ottoline Rossen og Peter Hansen Jakobsgaards vielse i 1925 | Jakobsgaard, Hans (I871)
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| 886 | Skrædder | Hansen, Hans Christian (I4745)
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| 887 | Skrädderiarbetare | Aldén, Johan August Svensson (I2975)
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| 888 | Skræddermester - Tailor | Tønder, Alfred Reinholdt (I775)
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| 889 | Skræddermester - Tailor | Tønder, Christian Jørgensen (I116)
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| 890 | Skræddermester - tailor | Christiansen, Christian Lassen (I156)
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| 891 | Slagtermester ved vielsen i 1923 | Hansen, Peter Andersen (I3427)
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| 892 | Smed og købmand: Blacksmith and merchant | Holm, Peter Andersen (I2613)
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| 893 | Smedemester - Blacksmith | Holm, Anders Jessen (I2881)
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| 894 | Soldat | Åhs, Anders (I4802)
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| 895 | Soldat i 2. verdenskrig | Callesen, Carl Peter (I8905)
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| 896 | Soldat vid Kalmar Kungliga Regimentet | Storm, Olaus (I2952)
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| 897 | Sonneck Christiansen Rossen (Transcribed by Jim Thoma) Sonneck Christiansen Rossen. - The splendid new county home for the poor, destitute and unfortunates of Cooper County, is under excellent and capable management. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Rossen, who have charge of the home and the inmates, seem to have found their niche in life and are filling it to the satisfaction of the county authorities, and the people of Cooper County. Mr. S. C. Rossen, superintendent of the Cooper County Home, is a native of Denmark, born April 3, 1849. His parents, Christian and Bridgetta (Hansen) Rossen spent their lives in Denmark. When 19 pears of age, S. C. Rossen left his home in Denmark and came to America, arriving here in September, 1868. His first work was on railroad construction at Effingham, Ill., where he remained for three months. Going from Illinois to Vicksburg, Miss, he worked in the swamp region of the Mississippi River Valley, during the winter season of 1869 and 1870. He contracted malaria in the South and returned to Illinois. From 1870 to 1871 he was employed at farm labor and in the spring of the year worked in the lime kilns of the neighborhood. He saved some money, then went to Kansas, farmed for 12 months, sold out and came to Boonville, Cooper County in 1873. Mr. Rossen was located east of Boonville on farms for 18 years and finally bought a farm of 50 acres, west of Boonville. He later bought another tract of 73 acres, upon which he lived for 20 years, reared his family to be grown, then sold out and came to Boonville. For five years, Mr. Rossen was road overseer of the special road district. In February, 1917, he took up his duties as superintendent of the county home, with Mrs. Rossen as matron of the home. They have the care of from 20 to 25 indigent poor of the county and no group of unfortunates could receive better care than that given them by Mr. and Mrs. Rossen. Bottom of Page 433 In the spring of 1873, S. C. Rossen and Martha Evans were married. Mrs. Martha Rossen died in 1881. Three children were born to this marriage, all of whom are deceased. In the fall of 1882, Mr, Rossen was married to Elizabeth Frances Robertson, born in Arkansas, June 5, 1861, She is a daughter of Shelton Eliphus and Rebecca Serena (Hill) Robertson natives, respectively, of lllinois and Arkansas. Shelton E. Robertson died in the Union service during the Civil War. He and a brotherin-law, named Evans, went to the North from Arkansas to enlist in the Union Army. Mr. Robertson never returned. His widow and children went to Illinois and from there to Washington County, Mo. The widow married Charles Baker and the family moved to Cooper County in 1880. Mrs. Baker now lives at Crane, Stone County, Mo. She was born March 17, 1837. Three sons and a daughter were born to S. C. and Elizabeth F. Rossen, as follows: Josephine Christina, Shelton, Carl Frederick, William Edward. Josephine Christina is the wife of John H. Schnuck, a prosperous farmer living east of Boonville. Shelton is an expert automobile mechanic and is employed in St. Louis. He married Grace Seals, Pacific, Mo. Carl Frederick Rossen is manager of an automobile garage in St. Louis, Mo. William Edward, the soldier of the family, was born Sept. 8, 1892, and enlisted for service in the National Army in June, 1917. He was first stationed at Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis, then Nevada, Mo., and thence to Fort Sill, Okla., where he was trained for duty across the seas. He left for France as a member of the 110th Auto Supply Train on May 2, 1918, and saw much active service with the American Army in France. He returned to America, and received his honorable discharge from the service May 7, 1919. Mr. Rossen is a republican. He is a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. For 15 years he served as road overseer in his district while living on the farm and has always been interested in good road building. Mrs. Rossen is a member of the Women's Circle and the Degree of Pocahontas. They are kind hearted, yet firm in their management of the County Home and are loved and respected by the inmates. | Rossen, Sønnich Chrestensen (I1581)
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| 898 | Started her travel to the USA on 10 Feb 1898 when she left Katarina Församling in Stockholm. Worked as house keeper, servant in the USA | Sandström, Elin Amalia (I2965)
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| 899 | STEINBOCK , Joan C. On April 11, 2013, Joan C. Steinboc K, (nee Kern ) of South Baltimore. Loving daughter of Myrtle I. Kern-Sanders and the late Charles J. "Buck" Kern Sr. Beloved mother of Susan Rowe (Joe), Craig Steinbock (Kari) and Kathy Steinbock. Dearest sister of Charles J. Kern Jr. (Sandy). Loving grandmother of Stephanie, Kaleigh, Josh and one great-grandson Greyson. The family will receive friends at the family owned and operated MCCULLY-POLYNIAK FUNERAL HOME, P.A., 3204 Mountain Rd. (Pasadena), where services will begin on Sunday at 2 PM with further visitation until 4 PM and 6 to 8 PM. Interment private. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in her memory to The ASPCA. Published in the Baltimore Sun on 13 April 2013 | Kern, Joan Carol (I3325)
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| 900 | Stella Kaser Oregonian, The (Portland, OR) - Thursday, September 26, 2019 Stella Kaser April 13, 1932 - Sept. 8, 2019 Stella Kaser was born in Alberta, Canada April 13, 1932, to parents Viggo and Tilda Lindberg. Stella was one of four daughters. She immigrated to Portland with her parents in 1953, where she met her husband Kyle. She loved playing music, baking, gardening, hiking, photography, quilting and sharing rich connections with family and friends. She traveled extensively outside of the United States and her two most memorable trips were to Guatemala and Finland. Stella loved history, was a secretary of the Oregon City Historical Society and walked 500 miles of the Oregon Trail during the 1993 Sesquicentennial. Stella passed peacefully Sept. 8, 2019, at 87 years young. She is survived by her two children; and three grandchildren. Please sign the online guest book at www.oregonlive.com/obits | Lindberg, Stella Marie (I5843)
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