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Lenore L. Carlson
Lenore Louise Carlson, 94, of Cambridge, died June 17, 2000 at Grandview Christian Home in Cambridge.
Services will be held 11 a.m. Thursday, June 22, at North Isanti Baptist Church with Rev. Jonathan Larson officiating. Visitation will be Wednesday 5-7:30 p.m. at the Carlson-Labatte Funeral Home in Cambridge.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Oscar.
She is survived by children, Stanton (Barbara) Carlson of Houston, Arizona, formerly of Stanchfield, died June 2, 2000 at her home.
Funeral services were held June 7 at Stanchfield Baptist Church, Stanchfield, with Rev. Dale Cope officiating. Music was provided by Lawrence Olson and Arlene Wallin. Pallbearers were Tim Davis, Bruce Davis, Darrin Davis, Jason Davis, Ted Libersky, and Ron Libersky. Interment was in the Stanchfield Baptist Cemetery. Arrangements were by Rock Mankie Burial and Cremation Services of Braham.
Ruth was born February 10, 1913 at home in New Auburn, Minnesota. Ruth owned and operated the Midway Cafe in Stanchfield for many years. She was known far and wide for her excellent cooking. In the late 1960s she and Earl began spending winters in California. They thoroughly enjoyed their travels. Eventually, they took up residence in Apache Junction, Arizona with summer visits to Minnesota. At that time, Ruth suffered a spinal fracture due to severe osteoporosis. She was also diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. After her release from the hospital and nursing home, she and Herb returned to Florida; grandchildren: Stacy Imgrund, Scott Meaden, Kelli Thomas, Kara VanAlstine, Aaron VanAlstine, and Kristina Schmidt; great-grandchildren: Devon and Whitney Imgrund, Nicholas and Meghan Thomas, and Kendra Schmidt; brother, Durword (Burnell) Johnson of Chisago City; sisters: Ardis (Johnny) Schwalbach of North St. Paul and Elgene Lund of St. Peter; many nieces, nephews and friends.
Delores was born April 6, 1914 to John F. and Josie Johnson in Chisago City. She attended and graduated from Chisago City High School. She married Clinton J. Hagen on May 27, 1939. They lived in the Minneapolis area before moving to Onida, South Dakota where they owned and operated the H and H Hardware Store. Dolores and Clint moved from Onida to Cambridge in 1950, where they bought and operated the Cambridge Hardware Store until selling it in 1959. Dolores worked at the Leader Store and Johnson Plumbing. Dolores and Clint retired in 1977 spending their summers in Cambridge and winters in Phoenix, Pennsylvania. George then served in the Navy. On May 29, 1965 he married Elinor Kay Benson in Minneapolis and they made their home in Burnsville. George graduated from Metropolitan State University with a degree in Industrial Engineering. They have made their home at Cambridge for the past 24 years. In 1990 he retired from Ford Motor Company and pursued a career in his own consulting firm, Milliron Consulting, Inc. He was a member of Christ The King Catholic Church in Cambridge. His grandchildren were his great joy. He also enjoyed fishing, gardening and he was an avid boxing fan.
He is survived by his wife, Kay; children, Daniel (Julie) of Cambridge, Stefanie (Michael) Leibel of Isanti, Brian of Cambridge, Shawn (Brenda) of Cambridge, Christina of Cambridge; his mother Mary Milliron of Dunnellon, Ohio, Martin (Gloria) of Florida.
Services were entrusted to the care of the Cambridge Funeral Home-Strike Chapel.
Ethel Nystrom
Ethel Daisy Nystrom, 92, of Cambridge and formerly of Isanti, died June 15, 2000 at Grandview Christian Home in Cambridge.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, June 21 at Long Lake Lutheran Church with Rev. Howard Skulstad officiating. A visitation will be held one hour prior to the service at the church. Mary Kay O’Neill will serve as organist. Pallbearers will be Stephen Elfstrand, James Cameron III, Daniel Cameron, Duane Berg and Brandon Brunet. Interment will be in Stanford Cemetery. Memorial preferred to Grandview Christian Home or to the church.
She was born July 29, 1907 in California and taught for two years at Kingman, CA. She moved to Albert Lea where she taught for many years, retiring in 1978. Five years ago she moved to Cambridge and settled in Millridge Commons. She was a member of United Methodist Church at Albert Lea and of the Audubon Society of many years. Phyllis enjoyed traveling and had visited all 50 states. She also had made several foreign trips. She enjoyed craft work, knitting and crocheting.
She is survived by nephews, Clellan (Jane) Wildes of Cedar Rapids, IA, David (Cheryl) Wildes of Albuquerque, NM, and niece, Gerry Cheney of Cambridge.
Arrangement were entrusted to the care of Cambridge Funeral Home-Strike Chapel.
Heidi Pauline Addison
A private memorial service was held June 23, 2000 at Salem Lutheran Cemetery for Heidi Pauline Addison.
“Although we only briefly saw her, Heidi was a blessing to our family and will never be forgotten.”
She was preceded in death by her maternal grandfather, Lloyd Michaelson, of Zimmerman.
She is survived by her parents, Robert and Marie Addison; her brothers, Bobby, Jr., Nicholas, Patrick and Matthew and her sister, Denise, all of Braham; her paternal grandparents, Lawrence and Mary Addison of Fridley; and maternal grandmother, Lillian Michaelson of Pine City.
Arrangements were with Rock Mankie Funeral Home of Braham.
William Kent
William C. “Bill” Kent, 37, of Rush Lake, died June 24, 2000 at Fairview Southdale Hospital in Edina.
A Mass of Christian Burial was held June 27 at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Braham with Father Nicholas Zimmer officiating. Joni Nelson served as musician. Pallbearers were Ken Damann, Aaron Hirsch, Eddy Hirsch, Tom Miller, Troy Sundeen, Jerry “Grizz” Fenning. Honorary pallbearers were Eric Carlson, Greg Carlson, Dean Miska, Dave Hancock, Mark “Moses” Lazarus and Dave Kent. Interment was in the church cemetery. Services were entrusted to the care of Cambridge Funeral Home-Strike Chapel.
William Charles Kent was born June 26, 1962 at Owatonna, MN, to Rhineheart and Marian Kent. At the age of five, Bill and his family moved to a farm in Pine City. He attended school in Pine City and in 1988 took courses in machining at Pine Technical College. On April 23, 1988 Bill was united in marriage to Billie Jean Hirsch at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Braham. Ten years later, on their anniversary, Bill and Billie Jean renewed their vows at the same church. For the last four years Bill has owned his own business, “Kent Metal Fabrication,” at Rush Lake. Bill loved motorcycles and was an active member in the White Tail chapter of ABATE (American Bikers for Awareness Training and Education). He was a very giving man who always helped others in need. His generosity is also reflected with his decision to be an organ donor. Bill was also a church school teacher.
Bill will be lovely remembered by his wife, Billie Jean, and their children, Dalton, Mitchell, Josie and Jessie of Rush Lake; by his parents, Rhineheart and Marian Kent of Chisago City; brothers, David Kent of Kasson, MN, John Kent of Chisago City; sisters, Myra Oredson of Bobbitt, MN, Bill’s godmother, Wanda Wildin of Moran, OK, Debra Figueroa and her husband Samuel of Scottsdale, AZ, Mary Lou Wright and her husband Bill of Deer Island, OR; by father-in-law and mother-in-law, Charles and Donna Hirsch of Braham; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, Jeri and Troy Sundeen of Braham, Jeni and Bill Wood of Orlando, FL, Eddy Hirsch of Stanchfield, Aaron Hirsch of Grasston, Cathy Hirsch of Stanchfield, Diane Donager of Braham, Dean Hirsch of Braham, Keith Hirsch of Braham, Karen Hirsch of Braham.
Lenore Carlson
Lenore L. Carlson, 94, of Cambridge, died June 17, 2000 at Grandview Christian Home. Services were held June 22 from North Isanti Baptist Church with Rev. Jonathan Larson officiating and scripture readings by Rev. Roy Johnson. Special music was provided by Rev. William MacKinney, Robert Eastlund, and Daniel Juarez. Pianist was Joanne Gustafson. Organist was Lois Larson. Pallbearers were Greg Appelhof, Christopher Carlson, John Carlson, Nathan Carlson, Derek Johnson, Grant Johnson, Paul MacKinney, and Jeremy MacKinney. Interment was in the North Isanti Baptist Cemetery.
She was born March 30, 1906 to Edwin and Huldah Eastlund on a farm in the Bodum community between Cambridge and Isanti. After attending District 3 Elementary School, she graduated from Cambridge High School, and took an additional year of teachers training. Lenore then taught in two different rural schools (District 45 and District 3) for nine years. Interestingly, she taught several of her younger siblings during the years at District 3.
In 1935 she married Oscar Carlson, and became a housewife. Lenore loved children and wanted a family; they had five children in six years. Lenore felt mothering was important work which God intended women to do. She lived her entire adult life in Cambridge, and was a member of North Isanti Baptist Church. She was the oldest living member of the church at the time of her death. The church and her family were at the core of her life, and she was very active in many activities such as teaching Sunday School, singing in the choir, and serving in various other church related capacities.
Lenore enjoyed a broad range of interests which included travel, art, and family history. She made several trips to Europe, particularly Sweden, where she loved to visit relatives and friends in the area of her ancestral family. Researching the historical roots of her family and how they lived during the period after they immigrated to this country occupied her interest during the last couple decades of her life. Lenore was concerned that the following generations of her family might lose touch with their ancestry, so she put together a history of her family with the help of her siblings. Lenore believed that there are no real sacrifices in life. Whatever inner resources and talents you have can be given away. Those who knew and loved her knew that she was a lady with great inner resources and loved to share these with others.
After Oscar’s death in 1984, she continued to live in her home until 1995 when she moved to an apartment at Millridge Commons. Due to failing health, she moved to Grandview Christian Home in 1997.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Oscar; brothers Maurice and Orley Eastlund; and sisters Doris Johnson and Almyra Anderson.
She is survived by her daughters Karin (Bill) MacKinney of Shoreview, Diane (David) Appelhof of Edina; sons Stanton (Barbara) Carlson of Houston, Texas. He was a member of Golf Course Superintendent Association of America. He enjoyed golfing, fishing and hunting. He was employed by the Bella Vista POA as the Grounds Maintenance Manager. He was a veteran of Vietnam War serving in the United States Army as a Green Beret.
He is survived by his wife, Judy Anderson of Bella Vista, Arkansas; parents, Walter and Janice Anderson of Cambridge; son, Michael Max ( Tycie) and one child of Wichita Falls, Minnesota memorial service is being held at 11 a.m. Monday, July 10 at Cambridge Lutheran Church. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the University of Minnesota Foundation, College of Agriculture, Food and Environment Science, 277 Coffey Hall, 1420 Eckles Ave., St. Paul, MN 55108-6774; or Alzheimers Association, PO Box 5175 Bella Vista, AK 72714.
