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Preferred publication dates. Name and phone number of funeral home, crematorium, or bequest program to verify death prior to publication. Obituary wording and photos. Aasen, Patricia Jean 92, of Columbia Heights, was welcomed in- to heaven on April 21st, 2022. Preced- ed in death by parents, Norman and Abbie Kinnan; husband, John; sister, Kathleen (Mike) Schmitz; sons, Philip and Mi- chael (Mick); and great-grandson Luke Crotteau.
Survived by her lov- ing family; brother, Richard (Lora) Kinnan; daughter, Barbara (Craig) Pelletier; grandchildren, Amy, Jesse, Andrew, and Sean; great-grandchildren, Kaylie, Jack- son, and Blake; many nieces and nephews, relatives, and dear friends. She will forever be remem- bered for her love of family, strong faith in God, kindness to all, smile, and great sense of humor. Funeral Service will be Monday, May 9th at Church of Immaculate Conception, 4030 Jackson St. NE, Columbia Heights, at visitation one hour prior to the service beginning at In lieu of flowers memo- rials preferred to your favorite char- ity. www.Washburn-McReavy.com Columbia Hts Chapel 763-789-4436 Anderson, Daniel G.
The best Papa passed away on April 27, 2022 due to i a tions from cancer. He was born on June 21, 1943 in St. Peter, MN to Dudley and Evelyn Anderson of Le Center, MN. Dan married his high school sweetheart, Geraldine (Gerry) Malinsky, in 1964. They have resided in Bloomington since 1976 after welcoming five children be- tween 1965-1977.
Following two years in the army stationed in Okinawa, Dan became a career-long financial planner with Northwestern Mutual. A loyal 1965 graduate of St. University, Dan main- tained a lifelong connection to and every child followed in his footsteps. Between his activities, Dan enjoyed yardwork, bowling, bridge, snow and water skiing, traveling, family road trips and visiting with everyone he met. His favorite role of all was being Papa to 12 beautiful grandchildren to whom he never said Gerry provided daycare for their grand- children once a week, but as the brood grew from 5 to 12, Dan was hired, too.
Thus began Grandma PapaCare, and Dan spent every Tuesday with the for years. He and Gerry enjoyed many years watching soccer, football, gymnastics, hockey, baseball, dance and piano. He was each evening babysitter, one regular walker, and the official planner of Popcorn Parties. He loved every minute. Dan is survived by Gerry and chil- dren, Lisa (Gregg) Leininger, Mark (Jenny Markert) Anderson, Dana Anderson-Helstrom, Sara (Cap) Ryan (Katie) Anderson.
His grandchildren include Amy, Sophie Maggie Leininger, Hailey Henry Anderson, Kayci Siera Helstrom, Mason Paige Olive Frankie Anderson, all of whom miss him already. Further survived by sisters Mary Anderson and Ava (Bruce) Blum. He was pre- ceded in death by his parents, brothers Jerry and Mike, sister Nancy, and his precious 9-year-old grandson Tucker. Services are pending. Strobeck Johnson 952-938-9020 Ankeny, DeWalt Hosmer Jr.
Ankeny, Margaret Dayton "Margie" NOTICE OF SERVICES: A Celebration of the Lives of Pete and Margie will be held on Satur- day, May 14, 1 pm at Wayzata Com- munity Church, followed by a recep- tion for friends and family at Woodhill Country Club. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Minnesota Landscape Arbore- tum. Antonsen, Larry John 80, of McGregor formerly of Buffa- lo Lake, passed away Saturday, April 23, 2022 at the Emerald of Grand Rapids. A Celebration of Life will be August 20, 2022 in Buffalo Lake, MN. with burial in Buffalo Lake Cemetery.
(The Time Place of the celebration will be posted at a later date). Arrangements are with McGregor Funeral Home Cremation Services of McGregor. www.srtfuneral.com In of flowers take a kid fishing or make a donation to the National Kidney Foundation. Baillie, Gertrude Elizabeth "Trudy" 96 of Anoka passed away peacefully on March 16, 2022. She grew up on her parents farm in the Cumberland, WI area, attending Collingwood grade school and Barron High School.
After graduat- ing, Trudy worked in Cumberland where she met her husband, Bill, of 72 years. They were married in 1948, initially living in Cumberland, then moving to Mondovi, Norwood and finally settling in Anoka in 1961. Besides a full-time homemaker taking care of a husband and 5 children, she worked many years waitressing and catering for several Anoka area restaurants, and as a long time member of Mt Olive Lu- theran Church, helped at funerals and making quilts for church mis- sion projects. She also had a goal to make sure all of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren had one of quilts.She is survived by children Cynthia "Cyndy" (Rich) Nybo, Bryan, Lea (Jeff) Rounsville, William Viki (John) Swan- son, 6 grandchildren and 11 great- grandchildren. Memorial service will be held at Mt.
Olive Lutheran Church, 700 Western St. Anoka, MN, May 6, 2022 at 1:00 pm. Visitation will be held one hour prior to the service. Thurston-Lindberg Funeral Home Anoka 763-421-0220 www.thurston-lindberg.com Baker, Kerry J. age 68 of Baxter formerly of Bloo- mington, MN passed away on April 29, 2022.
Kerry retired from North- west Airlines in ground services af- ter years. Survived by his loving wife of 47 years, Marcia; children, Jonathan (Kristina) and grandson Colton, and Jennifer Baker; siblings, Darrell (Carol), Brent (Paula), and Charleen (Steve) Kollm, also by other family. A visitation will be held on Thursday May 5, 2022 from 4-8 PM at the White Funeral Home, 12804 Nicollet Ave Burnsville (952-894-5080). In lieu of flowers, memorials will be donated to the ALS Foundation. Condolences: www.whitefuneralhomes.com Bakken, Larry E.
age 78 of Lakeville passed away April 25, 2022. A celebration of life memo- rial visitation will be held from 4-7pm Friday, May 6, 2022 at White Funeral Home (20134 Kenwood Tr) in Lakeville. A memorial service will also be held at The Nora Unitarian Universalist Church (12333 155th Ave) in Hanska, MN. Condolences: www.whitefuneralhomes.com Baumgartner, Diane Age 67, of Diamond Bluff, WI, died Monday, April 25, 2022. She retired in 2010 from the American Baptist Homes of the Midwest as Vice President of Marketing.
Survi- vors include her husband, Bob; stepson, Joshua (Elizabeth) Baumgartner; one brother, David Axell; two sisters, Valerie Owens and Karen (John) Brajdich; neph- ews, Charlie and Josh Owens, and Jacob Axell; niece, Kara Lee; and sister-in-law, Lynn (Troy) Funte. Preceded in death by her parents; sister-in-law, Teri Carney and brother-in-law, Dick Owens. Memo- rial service will be 11 a.m. Thursday, May 5, 2022, at the Mahn Family Fu- neral Home, Bodelson-Mahn Chapel, 602 Plum St. in Red Wing.
Visitation will be for 1 hr. prior to the service. www.mahnfamilyfuneralhome.com 1-651-388-3343 Benton, David Scott passed away on April 21st at age 95. Scott was born in Cleve- land, Ohio and spent his early years living in Chicago and on the West Coast. He served in the US Marine Corps during World War II and the Korean War.
He obtained his B.A. from Yale University in 1949 and spent his career in advertising and the securities industry. He served in the Minnesota State Government as the Deputy Commissioner of Eco- nomic Development and then as the Assistant to Governor LeVander. In retirement, he served as Vice President of the Hennepin County Library Board and as President of the Hennepin County Library Foundation. He also authored three historical novels.
Scott married Lois Ann Shea on December 5, 1964. They moved to Minnetonka in 1972 where they raised their three daughters and lived for 50 years in the same house. The 3 pillars of life which brought him tremendous joy were his family, friends, and home. Scott is survived by his wife Lois, daughters Betsy (Bob Nowicki) of Roscoe, IL, Anne (Ed Sverdlin) of Edina, and Carrie (Mike Hamilton) of Summit, NJ; grandchildren Ryan and Matthew Nowicki, Isabella and Sophia Sverdlin and Thomas, Charlie, and Brady Hamilton. A private memorial service will be held at a later date.
Berry, Darlene M. Passed away on November 25th, 2021 at age 81. Darlene is survived by her family. Her brother Loren (Judy) Ferch, daughter Lisa Olson, her grandsons Zachary (Arden), Jared Nelson and Michael (Jolene) Grates, great grandchildren Nathan, Kian, Kyla and Kira. She is preceded in death by her daughter Tina Grates.
A celebration of life will be held on Wednesday, May 25th, 2022 from 3-6pm at the Hamel VFW 19020 Hamel Road, Plymouth, MN 56446. 763-478-2077 Bean, James Christopher in his own words, this unexpectedly to those left behind on Earth on April 23, 2022. Known to us Earthlings as Jim, Jimmy, Bean, or many other more irrever- ent nicknames, was born in Berke- ley, California, on September 8, 1952. The fourth and most middle of middle children to John B. Bean and Ruth Leslie Bean, who both preced- ed him in death along with eldest sister Molly Bean Borgeson.
Sur- rounded by his siblings, Molly Borgeson (Dale), Robin Nelson, John M. Bean (Babette), Connie Connors (Tim) and Bridget Bean, he spent his childhood in Berkeley and Min- neapolis wishing to be a cowboy when he grew up. He got his wish later in life and lived his dream with his loving wife, Catherine Hazelroth, outside of Rogers, Minnesota, on a funny farm filled with horses, dogs, cats and loads of manure, which peppered his many, many favorite jokes with a certain theme and aro- ma. He attended The Blake School, honed his musical talents at the University of the Pacific and gradu- ated from the University of Minne- sota. The loves of his life were his wife; his two daughters, Jenny Bruce (Dave) and Elissa Bean (Steve Mura); seven grandchildren, Libby, Betsy, Lila, Oliver, Quinn, William and Jack; and hoards of nieces and nephews.
He spent his years finding the beauty of life through the lens of his camera, exploring the world through the words of his many mentors and teachers from all walks of spiritual lives, and making those around him laugh with ran- dom moos, baas and clucks during times when he would see us trying too hard to be too serious. Also, was a great lover of naps. Jim was nothing but wise, soulful, deep thinking and always striving to be the best human he could be here on Earth. He loved being among large groups of two and could rarely be found with more people than that, especially if they were dressed in anything other than jeans and a good old fleece jacket. For those reasons, he would despise a formal service or memori- al of any kind whatsoever, not to mention ever having been men- tioned in an obituary.
However, a private, not stuffy or dressy, but probably somewhat awkward cele- bration of all things Jimmy will be held at a future date. Please re- member him by sending your good intentions and loving energy to- ward the universe and all of your loved ones and then, if you feel compelled, memorials in lieu of flowers to: Elissa Bean, 5021 Vernon Ave. Box 212, Edina, MN 55436. All memorials will be donated, in name, to charities close to his heart. Beauchaine, Marjorie Elizabeth Age 84, of Long Lake, MN.
Passed away peace- fully on the 25th of March 2022. Peg loved her family, friends, and all those dogs! She had a passion for wild places, birds, and travel. Service will be held at St. Barnabas in Ply- mouth, 15600 Old Rockford Rd, on May 7th at 11am. Celebration of Life immediately following at Medina Ent.
Center, 500 Hwy 55, Medina un- til 4pm. She will be inurned with J.B. at Fort Snelling. Full story and pics at the service and celebration. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to Friends of the San Luis Valley NWR, (slvrefuges.org) or the MN Landscape Arboretum, (arb.umn.edu) Bell, Lorna J.
Age 81, of Minneapolis, MN, passed away on April 22, 2022. Sur- vived by her loving chil- dren, Regina Bell, Randy Bell and Richard Bell. Memorial service to be held Satur- day, May 7th at at Redeemer Lutheran Church, 1800 Glenwood Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55405. Repass at the church immediately following the service. www.Washburn-McReavy.com Glen Haven Chapel 763-533-8643 Benner, Mary C.
Beloved wife of Ralph Woerrle, passed away on April 5, 2022, 76 years old, from disease. Preceded in death by brothers Bruce, Stanley (Dave), Charles and Robert. Survived by family and many friends here and in Germany. God looked at Mary and Ralph and took Mary to be with him. Services or memorial to be announced.
Berge, Myron "Mike" A. Age 81, of Elk River, passed away Febru- ary 7, 2022, employee of Williams Steel for years, and VP of Welding, a subsidiary of Williams Steel for 20 years. Long- time member of the American Le- gion. Mike was a wonderful hus- band, father, grandfather and friend, always willing to share a story, his spirit lives on in the hearts of those who knew him. Sur- vived by wife of 59 years Judy; son Michael; daughters Terri, and Kim (Todd); 8 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
Funeral serv- ice Saturday May 7, 2022 at 11:00 at Faith Community Lutheran Church in Zimmerman MN, with a visitation 1 hour before. A celebration of life to follow immediately after at the American Legion in Zimmerman. Memorials preferred to the Ameri- can Legion, Post 0560 or favorite charity. Berger, Fr. John Gerald age 81 of Green Isle passed away a evening, April 27, 2022 at i i Medical Center in Waconia.
Mass of Chris- tian Burial will be 11:00 a.m. Satur- day, May 7th at St. Catho- lic Church in Green Isle with inter- ment in the church cemetery. Visi- tation will be p.m. Friday, May 6th and 2 hours prior to Mass time Saturday all at St.
Catholic Church. Survived by broth- er and wife, Jim Berger and Patti of Minnetonka and three nephews. koldenfuneralhome.com Bergstrom, John W. "Wally" Age 84 for- merly of Min- neapolis, MN passed away on April 26, 2022 in Port- land, OR. Preceded in death by his wife Sylvia, son Jeffrey, brother Jerry, and parents Clara and Alvin.
Survived by daughter Kimber- ly, son-in-law David Peter-meier, sisters Joanne Caspersen and Jan- ice (Wayne) Hanson, many cousins, nieces and nephews, great nieces and nephews, friends, and his be- loved granddog Sneak. To you he may have been John, Jack, or Wally, but regardless of what you called him, you knew a man with a big voice, big heart, and big appetite for an all-you-can-eat buffet. Wally loved to talk. His stories often went on tangents that you thought there was no possible return to the original premise. You care; listening to him was worth the wait and ended with a hearty laugh, usu- ally his own.
It was fitting that his favorite activities were fishing and golf as they allowed for the best tall tales of the largest walleye that got away or the longest drive in every history. His younger years were spent in Minneapolis where he was a 1955 graduate of Roosevelt High School, maintaining many of those friend- ships throughout his life. He was stationed in Germany during his time in the army, then returned and married Sylvia. He worked his entire career as a truck driver and heavy machinery mover which allowed him to travel and see so much of the world. He continued that sense of adventure and discovery throughout his life.
During his last two years, he moved in with his daughter and son-in-law in Portland, OR. Together they loved traveling the Pacific Northwest, wine tasting, sitting at the coast, and trying every restaurant. Even as dementia took away memories and some function, he still loved ex- periencing new things and places. He was incredibly generous, want- ing to provide care and support for everyone he loved. To honor that generosity, we welcome donations to his two favorite non-profits; Ac- tive Children Portland (AC Portland) and One Tail at a Time PDX.
As he always loved playing and watching sports, reading, and children, it makes sense his daughter would run an organization that provides free sports and academic support for kids in under-served communi- ties. You can donate at acportland. to make sure others have the same opportunities he provided Kimberly in her youth. He loved his granddog, Sneak, a rescue from One Tail at a Time PDX. Sneak could sense when he was strug- gling with dementia and would put his head on lap, immediate- ly calming him, bringing back the personality and humor we all loved.
You can give at otatpdx.org/donate. There will be a celebration of life in Minnesota in the Summer. A very special thanks to his niece Jill, Natalie at Hawthorne Gardens, and Lidia and Chris at Glendoveer Senior Living for taking such amaz- ing care of him. Bestler, Linda Lenore (Nelson) died sudden- ly, April 21, 2022 at age 76. She is sur- vived by hus- band of 53 years, Larry Bestler; a Karla Cady (52); son, Joe Bestler (51); grandchildren, Michelle, Bestler, Celina Bestler, Tristan Cady, Jazlyn Cady.
www.whitefuneralhomes.com 952-894-5080 Blomlie, John P. age 81, passed away April 22, 2022 at home. He is survived by loving wife, Joan, daugh- ter Beth (Jason) Hamen, step- sons Jon and Erik (Gina) Swenson, Queen Swen- son, Dean Waymire, and sister Janet Starkweather; grandchildren Jaclyn, Garret, Serena, Mason, Alicia, Mitchell, Rachel, William, Gannon, and Grier. Preceded in death by parents Bill and Luciel, sis- ters Judy and Patty, and daughter Jennifer Waymire. Raised in Mpls, John was an All-State basketball and football player for North H.S.
As captain of the basketball and foot- ball teams at St. Cloud State, he was later inducted into the SCSU Hall of Fame. He began his career teaching and coaching at Mound Westonka, leading the boys basket- ball team to the State Tournament in and His passion for moti- vating kids and coaches, led him to create the American Association of Youth Sports. He then successfully served as Direc- tor at Minnetonka H.S. from 1986 until retirement in 1999.
proudest achievement was his fam- ily, whom he encouraged with positivity and laughter. Through the years he enjoyed living and boating on Lake Minnetonka, reading, and dancing with or without music. favorite place away from home was Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, where for 35 years, he spent time with Joan playing tennis, together creating lasting memories with family and many friends. John will be missed and remembered as a strong Norwegian, a good storytell- er with a great sense of humor, who loved ALL a beautiful sunset. Visitation May 5, 4-7 PM at Washburn-McReavy, 5000 West 50th HWY 100, Edina.
Cele- bration of Life May 6, 12 PM at Golden Valley Legion, 200 Lilac Dr N. Family asks that guests be vaccinated or wear a mask. In lieu of flowers, donation may be made to Above the Rim Youth Sports Foundation abovetherimyouthsportsfoundation www.Washburn-McReavy.com Edina Chapel 952-920-3996 Boland, Connie Rose age 70, of Red Wing, formerly of Eden Prairie passed away peacefully on Sunday, April 3, 2022, at her home sur- rounded by immediate family. Connie was born in Winona Minnesota on July 10, 1951 to Francis D. and Rose (Johnson) Boland.
Connie is survived by her son Stephen Francis, his wife Deelah (Maplewood MN), adored grandchildren Shelby and Asher, mother Rose Boland (Red Wing), sister Sue Boland Guerber and her husband John (Red Wing). She was preceded in death by her father Francis. She graduated from Cotter High School, Winona, MN in 1969 and lat- er the Minnesota School of Art and Design in Minneapolis and was an extremely talented artist. In 2016, she retired from Fox 9-KMSP TV in Eden Prairie where she worked as the executive assistant to the sta- tion General Manager. Connie was kind, caring and gener- ous.
She loved helping others and would always go the extra mile. She was selfless and dedicated her life to her family. The family would like to thank Mayo Clinic and Hospi- tal, Red Wing and Mayo Clinic Hos- pice for the caring compassionate care they provided to our beloved Connie. Connie donated her body to the Uni- versity of Minnesota for medical science research. As per her wish- es, there will be no formal service.
A private service for immediate fami- ly will be held at a later date. Borkowski, Leota "Lee" age 86 of Coon Rapids, passed away April 24, 2022. Survived by loving husband, Vernon of 63 years; sons, Tylynn (Teri), Kyle (Kim), Gavin; many grandchildren and great- grandchildren; siblings, Gary Reile, Harley Reile (Ruth) and Peggy Backman; other relatives and friends. Preceded in death by daughter-in-law, Helene "Sue" Borkowski; parents, Jake and Edna Reile. Memorials preferred to Faith Lutheran Church Memoral Garden.
Funeral service 11 AM Friday, May 6 at Faith Lutheran Church, 11115 Hanson Blvd NW, Coon Rapids. Visitation 1 hour prior to service at church. Interment Faith Lutheran Church Columbarium. www.Washburn-McReavy.com Coon Rapids Chapel 763-767-1000 Bowlby, Elbert Clifford age 81. to Elbert passed peacefully in his sleep early Easter morning at his home in Andover.
Survived by Joan Ardith Bowlby, a marriage of 61 years; also sons, Jay Brian Todd Clifford Bowlby. "Pinky" loved a new John Deere and a clean- looking yard. He always had both. See you someday. Celebration of Life May 4, 11 AM service; 10 AM visitation at Zion Lutheran Church, 1601 4th Anoka, 763-421-4656.
Bradshaw, Charlene Lorraine (nee Russ) age 70, Blaine, MN on Preceded in death by father William (Bill) Russ. Survived by mother Lorraine Russ, brother Tim Russ, husband Jack Bradshaw, sons Mark (Roclyn) Bradshaw, Kyle (Katie) Bradshaw, granddaughter Hallie Bradshaw, grandson William Bradshaw and 2 grand dogs Ozzie and Luna. No visitation but will be a celebration of life sometime in July, contact Jack, Mark or Kyle for info. Funeral will be held at Ft Snelling Cemetery at 9:30 am May 3rd. your condolences and share memories of your loved one on our interactive guest book.
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