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14011

lived 18 days

LAJORD, Ingeborg Olsdotter (I3080)

14012

Lived 4 hours. Premature. Body given to the U of M.

TONSAGER, Baby Boy (I5703)

14013

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

PETERSON, D.D. (I9564)

14014

Lived at 5015 Pinkney Street in Omaha in the late 1990s.

James Everett Phegley was born December 22nd, 1943 to Timothy and Hazel Phegley. He was raised on their family farm, on Cedar Lake, in Aitkin Minnesota. There, with his sisters Darlene and Virginia. He cared for their livestock and land. He learned the value of hard work and connection to Nature.

Jim started kindergarten at only 4 years old. He walked through the Northern woods with his dog Pooch, often hearing the distant sound of wolves. He attended Elementary School in a one-room schoolhouse in the country. He then attended Aitkin High School in town. He left home at 14 and worked at a little diner in town. There he earned enough money to proudly gift his parents with a new Ford. He also spent many nights with friends at the 40s Club. After High School he was a free spirit. He traveled across the country to the west coast. He worked several different jobs becoming a man of many skills.

Jim eventually headed back home to Minnesota where he met the love of his life, Leona (Suzie) Forsberg, also known as Thumbelina. He and his best friend had seen a flyer of a go-go dancer with beautiful eyes performing at a local bar. There they met for the first time and started their friendship. On their first date Suzie took him to Catholic Mass. He soon followed her home to Omaha, Nebraska where he worked in her family's restaurant, the Roam Inn. There he met Suzie's brother, Tony. They quickly became his best friends.

Jim and Suzie spent their time with their nieces and nephew Lori, Tami, Jacque and Tony. They built a life together, were married, and had two daughters. Maureen and Kathleen. He began working at Northwestern Bell and made many lifelong friends. He lost his wife in 1980. On his own he raised his two daughters ages two and three, with love, laughter, and strength. He then helped raise his grandchildren Josie, Julie, Tony, Bella, Joey, Vinny and Sophia with the same love, laughter, and strength.

Jim spent his life giving to others, whether he was cooking for family and friends, quietly helping people financially, or sharing in people's good times and times of grief. It took forever to get out of a grocery store with him because everybody seemed to know him and want to talk to him.

Jim's love of music was evident by the loud music blaring whenever you went to his home. He had a song for all occasions covering decades and genres. When you think of him, you think of good food, good music, and good times, but mostly of love. He made everyone he met feel loved and important. He passed away peacefully listening to the music he loved on Sunday February 18th 2024. He was in the arms of his daughters and with all of his grandchildren placing their hands on him.

We love you more than peanut butter and James Bond movies daddy.

Preceded by wife Leona "Suzie" Phegley, parents Tim and Hazel Phegley, sister Darlene Phegley, brother-in-law and sister-in-law Tony and Wilma Forsberg. Survived by daughters Maureen (Jeremy) Wren and Kathleen Burns (Joseph Neumeister), grandchildren Josette and Julianna Wren, Anthony, Isabella, Joseph and Vincent Burns, Sophia Neumeister, sister Virginia West, beloved nieces and nephews Lori, Jacque, Tony and Tammi, step-daughter Rashel, and many other loving family members and friends.

PHEGLEY, James Everett (I8326)

14015

Lived at 9107 Columbus Ave S in Bloomington in 1993 as Jane C Huff.

Huff, Jane Claire (Hendrickson) 66, of Bloomington, passed away peacefully, surrounded by family March 26, 2009. Preceded in death by mother, Lydia Pertinen; father, Wilbur. Survived by children, Scott, Randy and Cathy (Bruce) Wheelright; grandchildren, Meghan and Matthew; sister, Laurel (Tom). Memorial gathering 2-6 PM Thursday, April 2 at the Cremation Society of MN Chapel, 7110 France Av. S., Edina. (952-924-4100).

HENDRICKSON, Jane Claire (I6418)

14016

Lived at home and worked as a freight handler for the railroad in the 1920 census.

LEMAY, Wallace Borrissimo (I5629)

14017

Lived at home and worked in the shipyards in the 1920 census.

Lived with his father in Seattle in 1942.

LEMAY, Bernard Anthony (I5627)

14018

Lived at home in the 1910 census. Employed as a carpenter.

He served as a Private in the Pioneer Infantry in World War I.

In the 1930 census, he lived at home with his father and sister in Barnesville. He was still a carpenter.

In the 1940 census, he and his brother Gus lived in a rented apartment in Barnesville, the same residence in which both of them had lived in 1935. Gus was a general laborer. Oscar had no occupation. Both men had eighth-grade educations.

ANDERSON, Oscar (I20468)

14019

Lived at home in the 1910 census. Employed as a laborer doing odd jobs.

In the 1940 census, he and his brother Oscar lived in a rented apartment in Barnesville, the same residence in which both of them had lived in 1935. Gus was a general laborer. Oscar had no occupation. Both men had eighth-grade educations.

ANDERSON, Gustave I (I20466)

14020

Lived at home in the 1910 census. Employed as a saleswoman in a store.

In the 1920 census, she and Charles and their three children lived in Barnesville. They were still there in the 1930 census but the name is written and indexed as Wohlwand.

ANDERSON, Olga (I20467)