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6B. SundayFebruary 231992Star Tribune Obituaries Inspectors Extra penalties imposed for 5 kinds of victims John Geisse, 71 dies; helped start Target, wholesale stores stores in the Twin Cities between 1986 and 1988. Geisse retired early last year as chairman and chief executive officer. The company was then sold to the Wal-Mart Corp. He is survived by his wife, Mary; sons Larry, of Huntington Beach, Tim, of Chagrin Falls, Ohio; Tom, of Indianapolis; Andy, of St Louis, and John, of San Rafael, daughters Nancy, of Flint, Kathleen, of Tokyo; Sally, of Altadena, Amy, of Davis, and Terry Dunagan, of St.

Louis; a sister, Nancy Falls, of Red Wing, and 15 grandchildren. Service's will be held Tuesday in Indianapolis. Memorials to Little Sisters of the Poor in Indianapolis are top job. "I felt it was my baby, quite frankly," he said in a 1986 interview. In 1968 he moved to St.

Louis, where he opened and ran the Venture Stores, a discount division of the May Department Stores. In 1976, he bought a small discounter in Indianapolis called Ayr-Way. After running Ayr-Way for a couple of years, Geisse sold the business and became a consultant. In 1982, he founded the Wholesale Gub in Indianapolis. The company, a no-frills, low-margin operation, sells merchandise ranging from food to tires.

Its customers are businesses, churches, schools and other nonprofit organizations that pay a $25 annual membership fee. He opened five Wholesale Club tors are told to retreat when threatened, but that can be difficult because farms are isolated and inspectors often are deep into a property before they encounter anyone, Oemichen said. Arguments for special penalties to protect them invoke two legal concepts, Frase said. One is that there are particularly vulnerable victims, in this case occupationally vulnerable. The other is that harming some individuals harms society, in this case by standing in the way of safeguarding milk or the environment.

"We want those people to do those things, and they would be discouraged if they were vulnerable to attack," he said. Setting up categories of victims who get special protection is common, and many states go farther than Minnesota, Frase said. In some states, for example, the death penalty is invoked more readily against people who kill police officers. The practice has been challenged on the ground that it violates the constitutional guarantee of equal protection under the law. But such challenges rarely succeed, Frase said.

"Courts generally say that the legislature has broad discretion to make distinctions" among victims, he said. penalty for such assaults from a misdemeanor, which can bring up to 90 days in prison and a $700 fine, to a gross misdemeanor, which means up to one year in prison and a $3,000 fine. Currently, there are extra penalties for assaults against five categories of people, said University of Minnesota law professor Richard Frase. They are peace officers, firefighters and other emergency medical workers, correctional employees, school officials and victims of bias crimes. In a letter explaining his veto of the bill, Carlson dubbed it "a victim discrimination" bill.

He took issue with the very concept of special protection. "Is it really more heinous to strike a dairy inspector than to strike an insurance salesperson?" he asked. "Is it a greater crime to knock down a physical education teacher than to knock down an 80-year-old grandmother? An assault is an assault. The occupation of the victim should not alter the nature of the crime." Oemichen argues that there is a difference. Ordinarily, people can take steps to avoid dangerous situations, he said.

Inspectors are required to appear unarmed in places where they often are unwelcome. State inspec Continued from page IB days in jail andor community service. State law allows agriculture inspectors to enter private property without giving prior notice to a resident, said William Oemichen, an agriculture department attorney. Unannounced visits often are necessary so that problems won't be hidden. Abernathy hasn't been the only inspector to leave a farm at gunpoint.

In 1990, the agriculture department suspended permits for milk sales from the Roger Zavoral farm near Hutchinson after two dairy inspectors said the Zavorals had driven them from the farm with a rifle. Zavoral insisted last week that he and his wife pointed a camera not a gun at the inspectors. But on May 10, 1990, Administrative Law Judge Marlene Senechal rejected that version of the incident as "not credible." Without permits, the farmers had to dump about $10,000 worth of milk, Zavoral said. After 30 days, the Zavorals agreed to report to the McLeod County sheriffs office whenever inspectors were en route to their farm, and the permits were reinstated. They also were required to sell all their firearms.

Now the sheriff accompanies inspectors to the farm, Zavoral said. It's an uneasy truce. Zavoral still condemns inspectors for everything from wearing dirty shoes to driving on his lawn. "If they would act decent and look decent and treat people the way they should, they wouldn't have any of these problems," he said. While rare, assaults on inspectors are increasing, Agriculture Commissioner Elton Redalen told legislators last year.

He urged them to raise the John F. Geisse, 71, a former Dayton's executive who helped start Target stores three decades ago and went on to found the Wholesale Club warehouse buying clubs, died Friday at his home in Indianapolis, apparently of a heart attack. Geisse was born in Madison, Wis. His father, John H. Geisse, was an aviation pioneer and had been director of the development section of the Bureau of Air Commerce, the predecessor of the Federal Aviation Administration.

The family moved to Washington, D.C., when Geisse was a child. He graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, in 1941 and was on active duty throughout World War II. He retired from the Navy in 1947 as lieutenant commander of the Tuscaloosa. Geisse moved to Minneapolis in He joined Dayton's as a notions salesman and eventually moved up to divisional merchandise manager.

By 1961, he was a vice president. i The owners of the department store had watched other discount stores struggle and grow during the 1950s. They, asked Geisse, who had been thinking about opening his own discount operation, to help develop a concept for the Target stores. The first four Twin Cities Target stores opened in 1962. Target has since become a multibillion-dollar operation, with more than 225 stores.

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wayne a win, Katny, Mpis, Barbara Winkler husband, Robert, Golden Valley; 15 grandchildren; 19 great grandchildren; sister, Edla Sathre, Mpts. Funeral service Monday, 11 am, Washbum- McHeavy Swanson Chapel Lowry at Irving Ave N. Inter ment Ft. Snelllng National Cemetery. Visitation Sunday Wilson Henry age 75, of Mtka.

Preceded In death by sister, Lenora: brothers, Albert a Arthur. Survived by wife, Carol; sons a their wives, James a Susan of Fairmont, William a Annette ol St. Cloud, Robert a Marie ot Mpls, Edward a Patty of Montrose; 7 grandchildren; brother a his wile. Alfred a Lil Wilson of Clearwater. Memorial service 10:30 am Monday, Mt.

Olivet Lutheran Church Sertey Chapel, 50th a Knox Ave Mpls. Private lamily interment. Washbum-McReavy Strobeck Johnson 938-9020 Wingert Dr. F. 71 years, ot Anoover.

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Washbum-McReavy Swanson Chapel I 529-9691 'Beaudette Eunice Mae, age 1 03, of Mpts, formerly of Watertown, SO. Preceded in death by husband, And related LaCrosse Duane (Skip), age 58, ol Brooklyn Park. Korean War Veteran Marine Sargeant. 34-year retiree of NSP. He will be deeply missed by his loving wile, Lillian; son, Duane special friend, Mary; daughters a sons-in-law, Cynthia a David Carlson, Catherine Jay Ely, Connie Mark Flelgle; grandchildren.

Kelly Derek Carlson, Jessica Emily Ely, Jenna a Joseph Flelgle; brothers, Leroy, Fred a Gerald; sisters, Lorraine Ketter, Lois TenEyck, numerous nieces, nephews friends. Mass of Christian Burial 10:30 am Tuesday, Feb. 25 with Interment to follow at St. Vincent's Cemetery, Osseo. Visitation 1 hour before service at church, and 4-8 pm Monday at the funeral home with vigil service 7:30 pm.

Heilen-VanZant 7835 Brooklyn Blvd Brooklyn Park 560-4694 Larson Edwin C. (Chick), of Nlsswa, on Feb 20 from a motor vehicle accident. Bom 5923 In rural Owatonna. Veteran of WW and received the Purple Heart. Married Shirley Btockhus in Sept, 1945.

Owner of Larson Ford, Inc In Wells. MN from 1949-1980. Operated Rosewood Resort in Nisswa, MN from 1985 to the present. Former State Commander and life member of the Disabled American Veterans and a life member of the American Legion, VFW, and Military Order of the Purple Heart. Also a member of the Masonic Lodge, survived by wile, Shirley ol Nlsswa; sons, Steve a wife, Joan of New Ulm.

Bill ol Nlsswa, Chris wife, Resa of Coon Rapids and daughters, Deo Whining- ton a husband, Jim ol Wells, Shelley Tibodeau a husband, Chuck of Wells, and Carrie We-din husband, Mike of Nisswa: also survived by several grandchildren. Visitation Sunday, Feb 23 from 3-9 pm at Bruss-Heltner Funeral Home In Wells. Funeral service 10:30 am Monday, Feb 24 at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Wells. Interment Ft. Snelllng National Cemetery.

His loving presence will be dearly missed by all who knew him. Masica George, age 72, of N. Mpls. Notice later. Arr.

with Koztak Radulovich Chapel, 789-8669. McCall Dorothea age 82. Survived by husband, Archie; daughter, Nancy of Mpls; granddaughter, Debraellen of CA; sister, El len French of Shakopee; many nieces, nephews a mends. Memorial service 11:30 am Monday Feb 24 at St. Mark's Cathedral Columbarium, 519 Oak Grove Mpls.

Enga-White Funeral Chapel 929-7876 Mooney Patrick age 29, of Long Beach, CA, formerly ot Mpls. Notice later. Arr: beany ueimore unapel, 537-451 1 Joseph. Survived by son ft daughter-in-law, Jerry Viola GLEASON MORTUARY 866-5038 McDivitt-Hauge-Bradshaw 3131 Minnehaha 724-3621 MORRIS NILSEN 8527 Portland 669-3226 RAINVILLE BROTHERS formerly ol 222 Hennepin 2301 Central Av. NE 789-3250 258 AVOID PRO BATH Eliminate outrageous lawyer leesl Protect your loved ones with the Living Trust Family Protection Kit.

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Waterston Chapel 825-4567 Benson Sadie of Maple Grove, formerly of New Hope. Survived by daughters, Marlorle Deflwo, Betty Lou Hlgglns, both of San Notices paid classified notice call Samson Elmer age 81 of Mpls. Survived by wife, Pearl; daughter, Donna Amatuzlo; sons, James Samson, Ronald Samson; stepdaughter, Patricia Miller; stepson, George Timmerman; 12 grandchildren; 10 greatgrandchildren; sister, Mildred Johnson, Milaca. Services Mon, 1 pm at the Sundseth-Anderson Funeral Chapel. 2024 Lyndale Ave N.

Interment Lakewood. Friends may call one hour before service. Sundseth-Anderson 529.9291 Schmidt Gerrlt age 72. of North Branch, formerly ot Spring Park. Survived by wife, Marjo-rie; daughter, Virginia Poorker a husband, Robert: grandchildren, Kristin Alberto, Mark Taylor a wile, Shelly, Thomas Taylor, Bonnie Taylor; greatgrandchild, Bronte Elyse Taylor; brothers, Albertus a wile, Pauline, Goesbeck, TX, Roger a wile, Helen, Lakewood, CO; sisters, Midge Bundy, Mesa, AZ, Mavis Levisay, Aurora, CO, Arlus DeVirendt a husband, Robert, Papllllon, NE; nieces, nephews a many other loving relatives.

Funeral service 11 am Wednesday at Good Shep herd Lutheran Church. 3745 Shoreline Drive, mile West of Cty Rd 1 5 in Navarre. Visitation Tuesday, 5-8 pm at David Lee Funeral Home, Wayzata Blvd In Wayzata. Memorials to the church. Interment Mound Union Cemetery.

David Lee Funeral Home 473-5577 Schneider Ralph age 90, ot Loretto. Full notice Saturday's paper. Hen Funeral Home, Delano 972-2891 Scoville Norma (McEachran), aoe 74. of Brooklyn Ctr. Survived by son, Jettrey a wife, Cathy; GD, Jessie.

Memorial service wed 2 pm, Robbinsdale U.C.C., 4200 Lake Rd. Silkey Shawn Marie, age 26, Prior Lake, lormerty ot Faribault, 21 992, In Duluth. due to Inju ries sustained in an automobile accident. She graduated from Mankato State University in 1987, Summa Cum Laude. She was employed as a Sys tems Analyst at the Corporate office for Super Valu ol Eden Prairie.

Survived by mother, Jacqueline of Faribault; four brothers and two sisters. Visi tation Sunday, 2-8 pm, Bold! Funeral Home, Faribault. Services Monday, 224, at 10:30 am, Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Faribault. Interment St. Lawrence Ceme tery, Faribault.

The Boktt Funeral Home 507-334-4481 Sjodahl Marvin age 50, of Mpls Feb 20. Preceded in death by father, Walter Raymond and mother, Ann Eleanor. Beloved father ot Kim, Renee and Mi chael. Also survived by broth ers, waiter a Richard Siodahl; sisters. Beverly Soicer and Ar line Skare; uncle, Harold Hapsch and aunt, Phyllis Sims; nieces and nephews.

Service Monday, 7 pm, McDI-vitt-Hauge-Bradshaw Funeral Home. 3131 Minnehaha Ave S. Private Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. Visitation Sunday rronM-upm. McDivitt-Hauge-Bradshaw 724-3621 Stender Carl age 76, of Waconia.

Survived by wile, Leona; son, Charles, St. Paul; 1 GC; 3 GGC; sisters, Meta Miller, Brooklyn Center, Lorna Panning, Belle piaine. Services Tues, 11 am, Trinity Lutheran Church. Waconia. Visitation Johnson Fu neral Home.

Waconia (446- 1339) after 4 pm Monday a at church prior to service. Chapel servico pm Monday interment cnurcn cemetery. Sorensen Carroll (Doc) age 80, of St. Louia Park. Survived by daughters a sons-in-law, Karen a Chuck Sagedahl, Darlene a Greg Simmer; 5 grandchildren; 6 step-grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren; 9 step-great-grandchildren; sister, Marion Llnd; brother, Mylo sorensen.

Member ot Paul Revere Masonic Lodge 321 AF a AM. Acacia Chapter 272 O.E.S., and Zuhrah Temple Shrine. Funeral Monday 1 1 am at First Lutheran Church of St. Louis Park, 5801 Minnetonka Blvd. Interment Glen Haven.

Friends may call from 4-8 pm Sunday at Gearty-Delmore Park Chapel, Wooddate at Excelsior Blvd a at church 1 hr before service. Sorenson George Robert (Bob), age 93, on Feb. 20th. Born June 5, 1898 In Timmerby, Denmark: emigrat ed to the U.S. in March.

1915. Served with American Expedi tionary Forces In France a England during WWI. George was a barber in South Mpls for many years. Preceded in death by 2 brothers, 1 sister and his devoted wtte ot 67 years, Hantet. Sadly missed by his lamily: sons, Warren, Richard a wife.

Dee and Bob a wile, Shirley; granddaughter, Linda sorenson wcci a husband, Ron; grandsons, Chris a Allen Sorenson; great-grandsons, Christian a Alexander Ricci; nieces a nephews. Service Monday 1 pm at the Albin Chapel, 2200 Nicollet Ave. Vislta lion 1 hour prior. Interment Hillside Cemetery. I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever." The Albin Chapel Ralph a James Albinson 871-1418 Struxness Louise age 81, of St.

Louis Park. Preceded In death by husband. Richard. Survived by daughter, Barbara Wothe a husband, Roger; son, Richard; grandchildren, Scott a Mark Wothe, Mandl a Chad Struxness; great-grandson, Tyler Struxness; sister, Evelyn Ha- gen; many nieces a nephews. Mass ot Christian Burial Monday.

7 Dm. Geartv-Del- more Park Chapel, Wooddale at Excelsior Blvd. Interment Sacred Heart Cemetery. Mur doch MN, on Tuesday. Friends may call Monday, 4-7 pm at the chapel.

In lieu of flowers. memorials preferred to Lenox Senior Program. Taylor Robert age 64, of St. Paul. Arr.

Listoe-woid-Bradsnaw 698-3878 Thiel Frances (nee Borden), age 75, ol Richtleld, formerly ol Mpls. Survived by husband, Manley; sons, Theodore and Thomas, both of Mpls; 2 granddaughters; sister, Mrs. Donald (Louise) Miessen of Maple Lake. Graduate of Central High School, Mpls, 1933. Funeral services Tuesday, 2:00 pm, Peterson-Grimsmo Chapel, Monticello.

Interment Riverside Cemetery. Friends may call 1 hour prior to the service on Tuesday. 612-295-2918 Thies Mabel E. (Peggy), 78 yrs, ol NE Mpls. survived by husband, Matthew son, Thomas a wife, Ruth; daughter, Judy Conley; grandchildren, Jac queline Zebro, Cheryl Thies, Linda, Timothy, Barbara a Carol Conley; 10 great-grand children; nephews; Robert, Dick a Jack Hannah; niece, Barbara Schuler.

Funeral Service Monday 1 1 am at Kapala- Glodek, NE Chapel, 13th Ave a 3rd St NE. Mass ol christian burial 11:30 am at the Church ot St Anthony ot Padua. Inter ment St Anthony Cemetery. Vigil Sunday 7 pm. Visitation Sunday alter 4 pm.

Kapala-Glodek 378-1331 Borgstrom Dorothy, age 58, of NE Mpls. Notice later. Arr with Kozlak-Radukwtch Chapel, 789-8869. Christensen Cteone (Betty) of Shafer. Survived by husband, Kermlt; daughters.

Dr. Dianne (Martin) Rekow of Baltimore, MD, Nancy (Don) Johnson of Shaler, Suzanne (Dennis) Barry of WY; son, Tim (Connie) of Shafer: three brothers; one sister, six grandsons; two great-granddaughters. Funeral aervlce 2 pm Tuesday, Chisago Lake Lutheran Church, Center City. Friends may call 6-9 pm Monday, Grandstrand Funeral Home, Lindstrom. Interment Hillside Cemetery.

Memorials preferred to Chisago Lake Lu theran Church. Clarke Angus Feb 8. Bom Utlca, NY. Officer US Navy WW Amherst College Graduate; attended of graduate school; evening school assistant pro- lessor oi tngitsn of nlng school English teacher Metropolitan state University; retired copy editor for Control Data; dedicated Amicus volunteer; one-man clean-up committee for shores of Lake Cal houn; sang with Bach society a in si Agnes catholic cnurcn choir, St. Paul; avid bird watcher; skier; square dancer; sailor; passionate defender of the English language.

Preced ed oeatn by son, Warner. Survived by daughters, Eleanor Cuslis Clarke, Berkeley, CA; Margot Clarke. Austin TX. sister brother-in-law, Lucy peter snonk, Dublin, NH; sisters, Edith Brennan, Utlca. NY; Virginia Clarke, South Burling ton, NH.

Memorials may be sent to the MN Orchestra, Mpls or Freshwater Foundation, Wayzata, MN. Friends are Invited to celebrate his memory on his birthday, Feb 26, at the cainoun Beach Club, 8:30 pm, Cox Gene Truman, age 58, of Bloo-mlngton. Survived by son, uene I. cox jr. a his wtte, Tammy; daughter, Lorraine Chapman; 8 grandchildren; lortner wives, Dartene Cox and Jeanne Lucht; brother sister- in-law, Gus Patricia Cm; brother, Jerry Cox; sisters brothers-in-law.

Rosa Wilbur Garrets and Virginia J.C. brother-in-law, Leland Wick; also many nieces nephews. Preceded In death by Nellie (nee Smith) Gus cox; sister, Barbara wick. Private services were held at Dawn Valley Funeral Home. Memorials are preferred to do nor sendee.

941-7686 Dixon Curt, age 63, res. Maplewood, MN. Preceded in death by wife, Rita; and parents. Beloved fa ther ot Linda Beln husband, Douglas, Maplewood, Jackie Dixon, Mike a wile. Hesseiina, St.

Paul, Dan llancee, Jane Eichlen, CA. Dear grandfather of Douglas a Glna Bello. Broth er ot Lenore Lowe, St. Paul. Dear friend of Pat Ture.

Funeral Monday, Feb 24, 1 1 am. Wuffl Family Services Crestwood Park Mortuary, 1485 White Bear Ave. Visitation Sunday from 4-7 pm and one hour prior to the service Monday. Interment Ft. Snelllng National Cemetery.

Member of Moose Lodge 963. Dolan Michael age 30, of Mpls, formerly of St. Paul, on Feb. 22. Complete notice Monday.

Arr. OHalkxan a Murphy 698-0796 Epperly Henry Stephen, age 81, Bloomlngton. Arr. pending. Werness Brothers Chapel 2300 W.

Old ShakopseRd Bloomlngton 864-8145 Ferry Lottie age 96, of Mpls. Compete notice later. Henry W. Anderson, 729-2331 Gaydukov Maria, age 93, of NE Mpls. Notice later.

Arr: Kozlak-Radu- tovlch Chapel, 789-8869 Mruz Raymond Walter, age 64, of NE Mpls. Preceded in death by Intant son, Donald parents, eNick a Mary; brothers, Ed a Dick. Survived by loving wife, Doris (Ferguson) Mruz. Proud father of Dave wife, Kathy, Diane a husband, Dick Clute, Dan wife, Bonnie, Doug, Dennis a wife, Sarah. His "Rays" of sunshine were his grandchildren, Dan (Beeper), Charles, Nicholas, Colleen, Katie Mae, Kelly Rae Derek; sister, Helen Berres: brothers, Henry a wife, Irene, Robert wife, Diane; several nieces nephews.

Retired Mpls Police Officer. Longtime member of All Saints Catholic Church. Member of Knights ot Columbus Council 435. Veteran ot Navy 1945-1947. Funeral service Monday, 9:30 am, Kapala-Glodek.

NE Chapel, 230 13th Ave NE. Mass of Christian Burial 1 0 am at All Saints Catholic Church. Interment Ft. Snelllng National Cemetery. Vigil service Sunday, 7:30 pm.

Visitation Sun. after 4:30 pm. Memorials preferred. Kapala-Glodek 378-1 33t Ouellette Philip age 73, S. Mpls, on Friday.

Notice later. Rainville Brothers Chapel. 789-3250. Parker Elaine age 70, of NE Mpls. Member ot MN a Hennepin Co.

Historical Societies. Preceded In death by son, Charles. Survived by husband, Roscoe son, Roscoe F. Ill a his wife. Susan; daughter, Marilyn Williams her husband, Steven; brother, Irving Sobon; sisters, Gloria Murlowski a Joyce Kauiman; granddaughters Jennifer Parker a Elizabeth Williams.

Also many other rel atives a mends. Funeral service Monday, 2 pm, at the Hillside Memorium Funeral Home, 2610 19th Ave NE (Hwy 88 a stinson Pkwyi. visitation Sun day, 4-7 pm. Interment Hillside with reception following in the Hillside community Room. Memorials preferred to Ameri can cancer Society.

Hillside Memorium 781-3391 Peterson John age 69, of Big Lake, Peterson-Grimsmo Chapel Monticello, 61 2-295-291 8 Rockwell Marcla age 73, of Edina on February 20th. Active member of Edina Art Center. Former Manager of the Pink Pony, Wayzata a Theodore's in the Gaiieria. Attended Ohio Wes- lyan Class of '40. Survived by loving husband, Jim; sons, Jim a wile, Donna ot crystal Lake, IL; Dave a wile, Barbara of Albuquerque, NM; grandchll dren, Avesa, John a Sherri.

Funeral services Monday 1:30 pm, Lakewood Chapel, 3600 Hennepin Ave. Interment to fol low. Friends may call Sunday 3-spmai: Werness Brothers Chapel 3500 W. 50th 927-8641 Rogentine Leo, 92, retired dentist, died Feb 8. Green Valley, AZ.

Pre ceded in death by 1 st wife. Mil dred. Survived by wife, Edna; stepson, Haipn a wile, Margaret Ramlow; niece, Gloria Ben nett, Duluth; other nieces a nephews; also step-grandchil dren. Committal service 9 am Feb 24, Sunset Memorial Cha pel, 2250 St. Anthony Blvd, Mpls.

Memorials to Mt. Olive Lutheran Church Foundation, 3045ChlcagoAve.S. Schiertz Elizabeth age 78, of Mlnne- tonka. Notice ol service later. Washbum-McReavy Strobeck Johnson 938-9020 Schmidt Lorraine aga 66, of NE rvipis.

t-unerai nonce later, Kapaia-Glodek, 378-1331 Gaulke Carl age 88, of Mpls. Survived by wife, Bernlce: stepdaughter, Ruth Gaalaas; and other loving relatives and friends. Service Monday, 1 pm at Morris Ntlsen Chapel, 6527 Portland Av. Interment Lake-wood. Visitation 1 hour prior to the service.

Morris Nllsen Chapel 869-3226 Hague Donald age 78, of Brooklyn Park. Preceded in death by daughter, Jeanne. Survived by wile, Fannie (Stubbie): daughter son-in-law, Donna Leon Hulke; son, Gary; granddaughter, Jeanne Bergeron: grandson, Steve Hulke; greatgrandchildren, Cafiiin and Bryan Hulke; sister, Lucille Foley. Memorial service Monday, Feb 24, 2 pm, Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 7217 W. Broadway, Brooklyn Park.

Longtime member of the Lake Harriet Masonic Lodge 277. Retired from J.W. Allen Co. Memorials preferred. Cremation Society of MN 825-2435 Hamilton J.

Wlmer (Ham), age 83, of Friendship Village, Blooming-ton. Arrangements pending. Werness Brothers Chapel 3500 W. 50th 927-6641 Hamilton Luella age 79, of NE. Full notice later.

Blllman-Hunt Chapel, 789-3535. Iverson Gunda age 88. of Anoka. Full notice Monday. Arr.

Thur- ston-undberg f.h. 421 -0220. Janicula Lorraine age 68, of Plymouth, formerly of Waverty, on Feb 22. Survived by husband of 38 years, Marvin (Bud); daughter a son-in-law, Iris Michael Hecker; brothers, Edward and Lloyd Kalstrom: sis-tars, Merilla Socher and Catherine Kalstrom. Visitation 4-9 pm Monday, St.

Anne Catholic Church, Hamel. Mass 1 1 am Tuesday at the church, Johnson Sharon Jean, age 54, of Long Lake. Survived bv parents. J. Eldon a Dorothy Johnson; brothers a sisters-in-law, Tom a Judy, Dick Karen; nieces nephews.

Memorial service wed. Feb 26. 2 pm. Trinity Lu theran Church, 2060 6th Ave Long Lake. Memorials pre-lerred to Western Hennepin County Pioneers Assoc, Long uxe.MN.boJoe Cremation Society of MN 825-2435 Jordan Denis, age 53, resident ol rural Dent.

Former construction worker from Golden Valley. Died 21 992 at his home. Sur vived by parents, Edward Florence; daughters, Tammy Wendy; son, Dustln. Funeral service Monday at 1 pm, cal vary Lutheran Church, Golden Valley. Visitation 1 hour before service.

Burial at Glen Haven Memorial Gardens, Crystal. Olson Funeral Home 218-736-7586 Kamrud Oliver C. age 77, of New Brian ton. Survived by wife, Trudy; sons, William Kamrud wife, Mary of Shoreview and Doug las Kamrud of New Brighton; sister, Sylvia Kamrud of St Louis Park; grandchildren. Alli son, Jonathan Alex; nieces a nephews.

Memorial services 11am Monday at Nativity Lu theran Church, 3312 Silver Lake Rd, St Anthony. Private interment. Memorials may be given to the church. Washbum-McReavy Northeast Chapel 781-6828 Koontz Lament lormerty A ot fcdina. mn.

sur- vlved by wile, Hazel of FL; son, Dan of Garland, TX and daughter, Carol Becker of Mpls. Honeywell inc. employee lor 31 years, retiring in 1 974 as patent Department Manager. Member of Zuhrah Temple Shrine Club. Memorials to American Cancer Society.

Thomas Robert age 61, of Bloomlngton, died 21992. Served in U.SAF. Member of Ameri can Legion Post 550 and 37-year employee of the Waldorf Corp. Survived by wife of 39 years, Audrey; 2 sons, Bob Jr. a wife, Linda, Tim a wile.

Maria; 2 daughters, Tammy a husband, Paul Rottschaeler, Mickey a husband, Mark 0s- rod; granddaughter, Atyssa; grandsons, Phil, Matt, Robby, Rkshy, Bud, Aaron, Brian; brother, Gary a wile, Edie Thomas, and many loving relatives. Preceded in death by 2 grandchildren, Laurel a Charlie. Funeral services Mon 2 pm at Oak Grove Lutheran Church, 70th a Lyndale Ave S. Private interment. Visitation Sun 2-6 pm at Gill Brothers Funeral Chapel, 9947 Lyndale Ave S.

Gill Brothers 888-7771 VanSomeren Emma E. (Lund), age 64, of Edina. on 220. Preceded in death by parents, Kresten a Clara Lund. Survived by husband, Melvin; son a daughter-in-law, James a Kristen, Eden Prairie; daughters a sons-in-law, Susan a Paul Danielson, Edina, Laura a Mark Churchill, Eden Prairie; granddaughters.

Erinn a Krlsta Danielson, Abigail Churchill; sister a brother- in-law, Henna a Red Hansen; brother a sister-in-law, Jens a Shirley Lund, all of Askov. MN; many relatives a friends. II so desired, memorials may be given to Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd, MN Chapter of American Cancer Society, or donor's choice. Memorial service Monday, '12 noon, Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd, 48th a France Ave. S.

Interment 11 am, Lakewood Cemetery, 3600 Hennepin Ave s. Friends may call Sunday, 4-7pmat: Werness Brothers Chapel 3500W. 50th 927-8641 Weaver Charles R. age 60, of An oka, survived by wite, Diane; sons. Charles R.

jr. a wile. Ju lie of Anoka, Thomas of St. Louis Park, Andrew of St. Croix Beach; daughters, Nancy Webster a husband, Mitch of New Brighton, Susan Weaver ot Eau ciaire, wi; stepsons, David a Derrick Johnson ol Anoka; brother, John Weaver a wile, Jill ol Anoka; sisters, Betty Petty a husband, George ol Coon Rapids.

Marlorle Pauley a husband, Maynard of Anoka. Ruth Kyle of Jackson, MS; many other relatives and friends. Funeral services Monday 1 pm at the Zion Lutheran Church, 4th a Adams St, Anoka. Interment Forest Hill Cemetery, Anoka. Visitation 4-8 pm Sunday at inurston-unooerg Funeral Home.

W. Main St. a Branch Ave, Anoka. In lieu ol (lowers, If so desired, memorials may be designated to Health One Mercy Hospice or to donor's favorite charity. Wentzel Sylvia age 88, of North Mpls.

Survived by brother, Roy H. Wentzel; a many cousins, services 10:30 am Tues. In Crookston, MN. Private Interment. Friends may call at the Washbum-McReavy Swanson Chapel.

Lowry at Irving N. from 4-8 pm Sun. Washbum-McReavy Swanson Chapel 529-9691 Whaley Eila age 82, of Mpls. Survived by husband, Roy daughter, Velma Farr; sons, George, Kenneth a Roy Jr; 15 grandchildren; 13 greatgrandchildren; brothers, Leo a John Shaffer; sisters, Frances Somertleld a Wanda McLaln; many nieces a nephews. Funeral service 7:30 pm TODAY, Redeemer Lutheran Church, 61 Mississippi Way NE, Frld-ley, with visitation starting 5:30 pm at church.

Additional funeral service 12 noon Monday, Rlchvllle Methodist Church In Rlchvllle, with visitation one hour prior to service at church. Memorials prelerred. Arr: Miller Funeral Home 571-1300 uiego; son, Jerome oi Kiym ANOTHER IMPORTANT SERVICE CREMATION Immediate or Pre-arranged No Membership Fees (SUE. arson-(0sbornc iWortuary 2301 Central Avenue NE Minneapolis, MN 5541 8-3784 (612)789-3571 800-545-1261 (Toll-free) WE SERVE WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS OR WISHES MAY BE. outh; 4 grandchldlren; 2 great- grandchildren; sisters, Blanche Johnson of Dassef, Rachel Schnell ol GA, Lorraine Miller of OR.

Service Monday, 2:30 pm from Gethsemane Lutheran Church, Dassel. Visitation Sunday, 5-6 pm Johnson Funeral Home, Dassel. Berestrom Harry age 95. of Ellm Shores, Eden Prairie. Survived by wtte, Ella daughters sons-in-law, uvonne Hero.

strom, Los Angeles, Letlcla Rev. Jerry Johnson, Mtka Sharon Kenneth Freude. Richmond, VA; son. Fred. Big spring, ix; grandchildren Tim, Randy Lynette John son, Lenore Frabfe, Kim Lewis Shawn Freude; 6 greatgrandchildren; brother, Hen-ning, Phoenix, AZ.

Service Monday, 1 pm, Prairie Hill tv. Free Church, 17200 Valley View Road, Eden Prairie. Visl- tatkm Sunday, 3-5 pm at Albin Chapel, 2200 Nicollet Ave. Pri vate interment Wadena, MN, Memorials preferred. Albin Chapel Ralph James Albinson 871-1418 Berry t.

uvinira ayv gi, of Blaine. Survived 1 by wire. Sue; chll- rB dren, Dennis, Jr. of Eau Claire, Wl, Trl-aha of Piano, TX, Lisa of Eau Claire. Wl and Jason of Blaine; grandchildren.

Heather, Denny HI. Nicholas. Zachery, Adam Alex; sisters and brothers, Cleo Pederson of St. Francis, mn, Geraktlne Dahlberg of Mpts. Tom Berry of New Brighton, Dartene Hanson of Anoka and Ron Berry of Anoka.

Service Monday. 10:30 am Lakewood Chapel, 36th Hennepin Av. Mpls. interment Lakewood, Friends may call at the Wash burn-McReavy Swanson Chapel, Lowry at Irving Ave. N.

Sunday, 4-8 pm. prayer aer vice 7 pm. Washbum-McReavy i Swanson Chapel 529-9691 erness FUNERAL John L. Werness PresidentCo-Founder 3700 Nicollet Ave. 3500 W.

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